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ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING: AIR AND SOUND |
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| Taught in |
3rd year Bachelor in chemistry - Main Subject: Environmental Protection
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| Theory |
[A] 24.0 |
| Exercises |
[B] 0.0 |
| Training and projects |
[C] 0.0 |
| Studytime |
[D] 80.0 |
| Studypoints |
[E] 3 |
| Level |
specialized |
| Credit contract? |
Unrestricted access |
| Examination contract? |
Unrestricted access |
| Language of instruction |
Dutch |
| Lecturer |
Caroline Van de Meerssche
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| Reference |
TCCHCM03A00008 |
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Key words
environmental technology
Objectives
This course wants to give insight in the actual air pollution problems en gives the student the basics of the existing industrial purifying techniques and measurement methods.
Topics
Chapter 1 : approaches the air as a problem
Chapter 2 : treats industrial purifying techniques meant for removal of gas, solid and liquid polluting substances out of a gas flow.
Chapter 3 : describes the taking of an air sample and the air analysis
Chapter 4 : treats sound and noise as pollution problem
Prerequisites
Final Objectives
Materials used
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- teacher's course
Study costs
± 4 euro
Study guidance
Teaching Methods
- lectures
Assessment
- Scoring system :
oral examination, with the possibility of re-examination.
Lecturer(s)
Caroline Van de Meerssche
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