 | | | Member Registration Fee | Fed/Prov Gov Fee | Non-Member Registration Fee | | 2010 Registration Fees | $1,040.00 GST | $1,144.00 | $1,300.00 GST |
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| INFORMATION |
| Registration |
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If you require accomodation for this course, please click here. |
| Content |
Design Rationale Criteria
Participants will discover the numerous issues to consider when planning sewer installation at a given site. Participants will be able to design a sanitary sewer system to meet given planning objectives. The Class Environmental Assessment process will be briefly discussed. |
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Hydraulics
This unit will introduce Manning's equation and hydraulic grade lines. Participants will learn to use the formulas to complete sanitary sewer design charts. |
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Preliminary and Detail Design Parameters
This unit covers peaking factors, minimum and maximum velocities, self-cleansing velocities, inflow infiltration, and how to generate the flows. Participants will also learn to do the calculations to complete a sanitary sewer design sheet.
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Structural Design of Flexible and Rigid Pipes
In this unit participants will learn about the optimum bedding conditions for flexible and rigid pipes as well as the differences between the two pipe materials. Emphasis will be placed on flexible conduits. |
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Design Case Studies and Workshop
Working individually and in teams, participants will be asked to design a sanitary sewer system for a small new residential subdivision development. |
| Objectives |
This course will prepare participants to review a proposed or existing sanitary system to design new sewer systems, and to design additions or replacements for existing systems. |
| Who Should Attend |
This course is recommended for engineers in training, designers, technicians and technologists who have a basic understanding of sewer design. Participants should be employed in the sewer design field. This course is intended for those who require an overall understanding of sanitary sewer design. You will be expected to complete a sanitary sewer design by using first principle methods and/or design aids (nomographs, tables, etc.) |
| Prerequisites |
Storm Sewer Design course
Participants who have attended Watermain Design or who have closely related experience will also be considered. |
| Accreditation Process |
This course is recognized by:
Association of Ontario Road Supervisors
OACETT: This course may be used as credit in all exam programs including technical specialist, technician and technologist programs. Please contact OACETT to ensure that this course satisfies your particular examination program for certification. Point Value=7
The Engineering Institute of Canada awards 3.5 Continuing Education Units to this course.
MOE This course meets the Ministry of the Environment's criteria for Continuing Education training for water and wastewater operators under O.Reg. 129/04 and has been assigned 3.1 Continuing Education Units.
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| Materials Required |
Calculator with scientific functions |
| Materials Provided |
Course notes |
| Format |
Discussions; presentations; case studies. |
| Evaluation Process |
Quizzes, comprehensive final examination, overall grade of 60%. |
| Additional Information |
Course Coordinator: Alex Sandovski, P.Eng., MBA, is a municipal sales engineer with IPEX Inc. involved in developing and updating specifications for PVC watermain and sewer piping systems. Alex assists design engineers working on municipal watermain and sewer projects in the Golden Horseshoe region of Ontario and provides educational seminars to engineering consultants and municipalities on proper design and installation of PVC municipal piping products. Alex graduated from Queen’s University in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering then worked for a contractor in the U.S. for 3 years before returning to Toronto to complete his MBA at York University. He has been at IPEX since graduating from York in 2001.
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| Special Notices |
PARKING:
Daily rate: $2.50 for 1st hour and $1.50 each additional hour to a max of $8.50 plus taxes
Overnight parking rate: $12.00 plus taxes |
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