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Training Outline

Filtration is essential for producing safe, high-quality drinking water — and effective operation requires a strong understanding of filter processes and performance. This course teaches water operators the principles and regulations governing gravity and pressure filtration, with a focus on rapid sand filter components, operating phases, backwashing, and monitoring. You’ll also learn how to maintain and troubleshoot sand filtration systems and explore additional techniques, including activated carbon filtration, biofiltration, and membrane filtration.

  • Placement test
    1

    Overview of Granular Filtration

    • Operational Principle of Gravity and Pressure Filters
    • Regulations for Filtration
    Chapter test
  • 2

    Sand Filtration

    • Different Types of Sand Filters
    • Components of a Rapid Sand Filter
    • Operating Phases of Rapid Sand Filters
    • Backwashing of Rapid Sand Filters
    • Monitoring Rapid Sand Filtration
    • Maintenance of Sand Filters
    • Troubleshooting Sand Filtration
    Chapter test
  • 3

    Additional Filtration Techniques

    • Activated Carbon Filtration
    • Biofiltration
    • Membrane Filtration
    Chapter test
  • 4

    Chapter test
  • 5

    Chapter test
  • 6

    Chapter test
  • 7

    Chapter test
  • 8

    Chapter test

Learning outcomes

  • Explain the principles and regulatory framework of filtration
  • Describe the procedures to monitor, maintain and troubleshoot a sand filtration system
  • Describe some of the additional filtration techniques used to optimize the process

Level

Intermediate

Prerequisites

Target audience

This course is designed for professional certified water treatment operators class I to IV, and maintenance technicians

Learning material and method

Video clips with a placement test, practice exercises, and a handout

Learning assessment method

Chapter tests (MCQs) with a minimum score of 70%