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Lunch seminar on Master thesis work in Drinking water systems 6 November 2014 DRICKS Thomas Pettersson, Viktor Johansson, Olof Bergstedt, Kate Murphy More information on : www.dricks.chalmers.se

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Lunch seminar on Master thesis work in

Drinking water systems

6 November 2014 DRICKS Thomas Pettersson, Viktor Johansson, Olof Bergstedt, Kate Murphy More information on: www.dricks.chalmers.se

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DRICKS – from source to tap perspective

Master thesis seminar - Chalmers, 2011-11-21

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Masters  thesis  projects  DRICKS  2014-­‐2015  

 1. Risk  assessment  2. Source  water  3. Advanced  NOM  characterisaFon  &  DistribuFon  4. Treatment  5. Consumers’trust  

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Risk  assessment      Risk  Assessment  in  water  supply  systems  of  large  ciFes    in  Sweden  and  Latvia                            Contact:    Thomas  PeRersson,  [email protected]    

 Andreas  Lindhe,  [email protected]    

Main  purpose  of  this  MSc  project  is  to  •  Illustrate  and  evaluate  the  use  of  different  

risk  assessment  tools  and  principles  in  drinking  water  supply  systems    

•  Assess  risks  in  the  Nordic/BalFc  countries  in  general  and  in  Sweden  and  Latvia  in  parFcular.    

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Source  water    Hydrodynamic  modelling  -­‐  Lake  Rådasjön                      Contact:  Ekaterina  Sokolova  [email protected]      

Expected  modelling  results:  Spread  of  contaminaFon  in  Lake  Rådasjön,  horizontal  view  (top)  and  cross-­‐secFon  (boRom)  

Goals:    •  to  apply  the  exisFng  3D  hydrodynamic  

model  to  simulate  the  fate  and  transport  of  faecal  contaminaFon  within  Lake  Rådasjön;  

•  to  develop  a  simplified  model  (e.g.  2D)  of  the  lake  and  compare  it  with  the  more  extensive  hydrodynamic  model.  

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EvaluaFon  of  the  effects  of  water  protecFon  areas •  Study a number of water protection areas and

evaluate how they have affected the risk level •  Groundwater and surface water sources •  Risk-based approach •  Aspects to be considered are e.g.:

–  what barriers have been created, how the water protection area has affected the water resource management in general

–  how the water source protection is considered by the municipality in strategic planning etc.

–  Collaboration with, for example, consultants and others with a vast experience of water protection areas.

•  Contacts and Supervisors: Andreas Lindhe & Lars Rosén

Source  water    

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Source  water    Origin  of  perfluorinated  substances  in  raw  water  sources                Requirements:  Student  must  be  fluent  in  Swedish  Number  of  students:  1-­‐2  CollaboraFon  with:  Göteborg  Kretslopp  och  VaRen,  DRICKS  Contact:  Viktor  Johansson,  [email protected]          

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Advanced  NOM  characterisa9on      

1.    A  turbidity-­‐correcFon  algorithm  for  in-­‐situ  fluorescence  EEMs        Involves:  MATLAB,  modelling,  chemistry    DistribuFon  system:  2.  Assessing  entrainment  of  contaminants  in  the  drinking  water  

distribuFon  network  using  fluorescence  spectroscopy          Involves:  Field  sampling  during  pipe  repairs,  MATLAB,  chemistry      Contact:  Kate  Murphy    

Fluorescence  spectroscopy  is:  •  very  sensiFve,    •  fast,  mulFvariate  data  

•  new  instrument  available,    

•  Two  related  PhDs  

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Treatment    Develop  key  performance  indicators  to  determine  the  hydraulic  performance  of  the  disinfecFon  barrier              The  project  will  cover  •  A  survey  among  chlorinaFon  tanks  in  the  Gothenburg  area.  •  A  literature  review  to  define  available  performance  indicators.    •  Carry  out  tracer  studies  and  determine  the  residence  curve  to  evaluate  the  idenFfied  

performance  indicators.      Requirements:  Course  in  drinking  water  treatment  Number  of  students:  Not  limited,  project  can  be  split  into  several  projects  CollaboraFon  with:  Göteborg  Kretslopp  och  VaRen  and  DRICKS  Contact:  Mia  Bondelind,  [email protected]      

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Consumers’  trust    CommunicaFon  and  trust  in  drinking  water    •  InvesFgate  how  consumer  trust  and  confidence  in  drinking  water  is  affected  by  normal  

disrupFons  •  How  informaFon  and  communicaFon  strategies  and  crisis-­‐communicaFon  are  

funcFoning  within  the  municipality.    •  Use  Google  Alerts  about  boiling  recommendaFons            Requirements:  Student  must  be  fluent  in  Swedish  Number  of  students:  Not  limited,  project  can  be  split  into  several  projects  CollaboraFon  with:  Livsmedelsverket,  Göteborg  Kretslopp  och  VaRen,  DRICKS  Contact:  Mia  Bondelind,  [email protected]