Hydraulique urbaine


Urban hydraulics encompasses two main areas: drinking water supply and sanitation.

1. Drinking Water Supply:

   1.1. Resource Mobilization: This section examines methods and processes for mobilizing drinking water, emphasizing the availability and sustainability of water resources.

   1.2. AEP Networks and Structures: Exploration of Drinking Water Supply (AEP) networks and associated structures, with particular attention to the efficient distribution of drinking water in urban areas.

   1.3. Management: This part focuses on strategies for managing drinking water supply, incorporating concepts such as conservation, monitoring, and network optimization.

2. Sanitation:

   2.1. Sanitation Networks: This section deals with the design of sanitation networks, emphasizing the collection and evacuation of wastewater in urban areas.

   2.2. Design of Evacuation Systems: Exploration of design methods for wastewater evacuation systems, taking into account the efficiency and sustainability of infrastructures.

   2.3. Wastewater Treatment: Analysis of wastewater treatment techniques, with a particular emphasis on purification to ensure adequate environmental and sanitary standards.

   2.4. Wastewater Purification: This part focuses on wastewater purification processes, aiming to make the discharged water comply with regulatory standards.

   2.5. Management: Addressing management strategies in the field of sanitation, this section explores the planning and implementation of sustainable systems for wastewater treatment.