ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
IBS10398f17Semester:
2017/2018 winterName:
Drainage of Structures Major:
Civil EngineeringStudy Type:
first cycleCourse type:
optionalStudy Semester:
5ECTS points:
4Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
30 / 30 / 0Lecturer:
dr hab. inż. Krzysztof Parylak, dr inż. Zofia ZiębaLanguage of instruction:
EnglishThe course taught in English. Contact person: dr inż. Zofia ZiębaLearning outcomes:
Knowledge
Student after completing the course acquires knowledge on horizontal and vertical drainage system application according to particular geotechnical conditions. Student becomes knowledgeable about hydrological modeling of water movement into the side horizontal and vertical drains in both perched and tense water table conditions. Student also knows drainage system elements and methods of its design and construction.
Skills
Student knows how to design and execute drainage system and is able to recognize appropriate filter cover due to the soil type. Student acquires knowledge on constructing shallow and deep drainage systems and their elements, as well as student is able to define specifications of applied drainage system.
Competences:
Student understands importance of urban drainage system and is aware of the serious damage caused by an inappropriate drainage of structures.
Prerequisites:
soil mechanics, hydrogeology, hydraulics.Course content:
Flooding causes. Drainage systems classification and their elements. Surface drainage systems. Subsurface drainage systems. Horizontal drainage systems. Vertical drainage systems. Numerical model for different types of drainage system in both perched and tense water table conditions. Drainpipes types and their construction. Soil filters design. Geotextile.Recommended literature:
1. Applied hydrogeology, Fourth Edition, C. W. Fetter, Prentice – Hall, 2001.
2. Advanced Soil Mechanics, Third Edition, B. M. Das, Taylor & Francis Group, 2008.
3. Handbook of hydraulic engineering problems, M. Valipour, OMICS Group eBooks, 2014.
4. Drainage Design Manual, CDOT, 2004.
Assessment methods:
2 design exercises, final written examComment: