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What are the components of a drinking water network? In this course you will see the metering points along with water quality monitoring points.

Leak detection is a key aspect of drinking water networks management. In this course, you will learn about the different detection methods.

When undertaking energy optimisation actions, it is interesting to include it in a more general approach, such as the ISO 50 001 standard and the PDCA approach.

Carrying out an energy optimisation action requires, first of all, understanding the usefulness of energy performance indicators.

When you want to carry out an optimisation action on a pump, a pumping unit or even on an entire installation, it is important to carry out an energy audit first.

The use of pumping requires a good knowledge of the different characteristics of each electric pump unit and of the network, from a hydraulic point of view.

Divided into two large families, centrifugal pumps and volumetric pumps, the pumps are used on several types of sites such as boreholes, pumping stations or lifting and discharge stations.

Before being discharged into the receiving environment, wastewater goes through a series of treatment stages: pre-treatment, primary settling, secondary treatment and tertiary treatment.

The potabilization of water is carried out during a more or less long process composed of several stages: pretreatment, clarification, filtration on a granular bed.

How does water get back to nature from our taps? This course deals with wastewater treatment in the urban water cycle and then reviews the wastewater recovery process.

How does water get from nature to our taps? This course deals with the treatment, storage and distribution of drinking water.

This course starts by presenting general information on water and its role in society before moving to the natural and urban water cycles.

This course focuses on the financial side of asset management: decision-making tools, techniques for investment, cost-benefit analysis and investment plan.

This course covers in detail risk analysis and performance evaluation methods for the different physical assets that can be found in water and wastewater systems.

The ISO 55001 standard provides an international framework for the development of asset management systems. How to implement asset management according to this standard?

Successful asset management relies on a preventive maintenance plan and an inventory and purchasing strategy.

Proper data management is crucial for effective asset management. This course addresses the importance of collecting data and the data verification stage.

This course presents the general concepts of maintenance and the maintenance operations that should be carried out on drinking water and wastewater networks.

This course is an introduction to asset management and its key principles: what is an asset and what asset management involves, data collection methods and the tools used to collect data.

Reverse osmosis treamtent includes several stages : a pre-treatment, to protect the reverse osmosis membranes, a post-treatment, to make the fresh water drinkable, and a waste management process.

Desalination is based on the reversal of the natural phenomenon of osmosis which occurs when two solutions with different salinities are separated.

Desalination is an alternative to conventional drinking water production processes. It allows us to obtain fresh water from seawater or brackish water.