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102-0215-00L 4 Credits BSC , MSC , NDS D-BAUG

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Urban Water Management II

Siedlungswasserwirtschaft II

Lecturers & Examiners: Prof. Dr. Max Maurer, Dr. Philipp Staufer

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Last Updated: 2026-02-05 15:47:43

Abstract

Technical networks in urban water engineering. Water supply: Optimization, water hammer, corrosion and hygiene. Urban drainage: Urban hydrology, non stationary flow, pollutant transport, infiltration of rainwater, wet weather pollution control. General planning, organisation and operation of regional drainage systems.

Objective

Consolidation of the basic procedures for design and operation of technical networks in water engineering.

Content

Demand Side Management versus Supply Side Management Optimierung von Wasserverteilnetzen Kalkausfällung, Korrosion von Leitungen Hygiene in Verteilsystemen Siedlungshydrologie: Niederschlag, Abflussbildung Instationäre Strömungen in Kanalisationen Stofftransport in der Kanalisation Einleitbedingungen bei Regenwetter Versickerung von Regenwasser Generelle Entwässerungsplanung (GEP)

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Lecture Notes

Written material will be available digital.

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General Information

Language: German
Levels: BSC , MSC , NDS
Frequency: Yearly recurring

Examination

Type: session examination
Mode: written 120 minutes
Aids: Alle Unterlagen und Taschenrechner ohne externe Kommunikationsmöglichkeiten sind erlaubt.

Verlangt wird die Abgabe eines Berichts (obligatorisches Leistungselement) am Ende des Semesters, der einen Teil der Schlussnote ausmacht.Die Gewichtung der Endnote ist wie folgt:Sessionsprüfung 80%Bericht 20%

Course Components

Type	Title	Time & Place	Hours
lecture with exercise	Siedlungswasserwirtschaft II	Tue 09:45-11:30 (HIL E 8)	2 h weekly

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Environmental Engineering Bachelor
- 5. Semester
  - Compulsory Courses 5. Semester
    - Examination Block 3
Civil Engineering Master
- Master Studies (Programme Regulations 2020)
  - 3. Semester
    - Major Courses
      - Major in Hydraulic Engineering and Water Resources Management
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