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Main topics:
- Origin of chemical pollutants in the sea, with emphasis on its pathway from atmosphere.
- Introduction to physicochemical and biological water treatment methods and its application.
- Advances in membrane technologies for water treatment.
- The role of biopolymers in obtaining environmentally friendly materials.
Programme structure:
• 5-days course with lectures, seminars, laboratory work and field work related to the environmental protection.
• Laboratory work: JAR test, BOD, COD and SVI determination.
• Field work is planned as visiting to the plant for drinking water purification and wastewater treatment plant.
Important dates:
Course dates: 04/09/2017 – 08/09/2017
Deadline for application: 01/07/2017
Payment due by: 01/08/2017
Confirmation of the course: 10/08/2017
Programme plan:
Day 1
- Lecture(2 h): Pollution of environment Programme lecturers:
- Seminars (2 h): Estimation of pollutant distribution.
Marijo Buzuk, Ph. D., assistant professor, Faculty of Chemistry
Day 2 and Technology, Split, Croatia
- Lecture (1 h): Water reuse. Physical chemical methods in Branka Andričić, Ph. D., full professor, Faculty of Chemistry and
Technology, Split, Croatia
water and waste water treatment.
Marina Trgo, Ph. D., full professor, Faculty of Chemistry and
- Seminars (2 h): Design of gravity settling tank. Technology, Split, Croatia
- Exercise (5h): Coagulation/flocculation using JAR test. Nediljka Vukojević Medvidović, Ph. D., associate professor,
Faculty of Chemistry and Technology, Split, Croatia
Day 3 Sanja Perinović Jozić, Ph. D., assistant professor, Faculty of
-Lecture (1 h): Biological treatment of wastewaters. Chemistry and Technology, Split, Croatia
- Exercise (5h): COD, BOD and SVI determination. Maša Buljac, Ph. D., assistant professor, Faculty of Chemistry
and Technology, Split, Croatia
Day 4 Ivona Nuić, Ph. D., research associate, Faculty of Chemistry and
-Lecture (1 h): Membrane processes application. Technology, Split, Croatia
-Lecture (2 h): Biodegradable polymers. Polylactic composites Marin Ugrina, Ph. D., research associate, Faculty of Chemistry
and Technology, Split, Croatia
with olive stone flour as the filler.
Antonija Čelan, Ph. D., postdoctoral researcher, Faculty of
Field work (5 h) Chemistry and Technology, Split, Croatia
Day 5
- Round table (2 h)