ENV 6519
Physical and Chemical Processes in Environmental Engineering
Spring 2012 semester
Instructor: J.A. Cunningham (cunning@usf.edu)
Links to
Course Handouts and Documents
Note that all course materials are copyrighted and are intended only for the personal use by students registered in the class.
Documents may not be distributed without the written consent of the course instructor.
These files are PDF format unless otherwise stated.
∙ Class syllabus for 2012
∙ Homework assignments will be posted here:
∙ Homework
1 is due on Thursday, January 19.
My home town of Acton, Massachusetts, has a Superfund site…here is the ROD for part of that site. Note that the stipulated clean-up
technologies include both air stripping and adsorption by activated carbon.
∙ Homework 2 is due on Thursday, January 26.
Here are my solutions to homework 2.
∙ Homework 3 is due on Thursday, February 2.
Here are my solutions to homework 3.
∙ Homework 4 is due on Thursday, February 9.
∙ Homework 5 is due on Thursday, February 16.
∙ Old exams will be posted here:
∙ Exam
from 2011
Solution set from 2011
∙ Exam
from 2010
Solution set from 2010 –
solutions to problems 1 and 2 are student answers that I thought were very
good. Solution to problem 3 is mine.
Semester Project
This semester, students will work in teams to complete a design project. Documents related to the design project are given here.
∙ General project instructions
∙ Description of required project deliverables
∙ Information about the chemistry of the water
to be treated
Other
Documents
∙ This semester, you can get a packet of relevant journal papers at Pro-Copy on Fowler Ave.
∙ Here is a psychrometric chart that you can use to help estimate what happens when you heat up a wet air stream before treatment
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Last modified: 7 February 2012
