Emil Tsanov

Emil Tsanov is a Chief Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Hydrotechnics, University of Architecture, Construction and Geodesy (UACG), specializing in water supply, sewage systems, and water treatment optimization. His academic profile includes extensive teaching experience in lectures, exercises, and thesis supervision.

Educational Background

• Diploma as Chief Assistant Professor (2015) from UACG, with a PhD thesis titled "Combined Approach for Optimizing Water Intake, Supply, and Consumption"
• Master's in Civil Engineering (2009) - Specialization: Water Supply and Sewage
• Bachelor's in Civil Engineering (2006) - Specialization: Hydraulic Structures
• Vocational Degree: Construction Technician (2001)

Research Expertise
Focuses on sustainable water management, including rainwater utilization, circular economy applications, integrated river basin management, and drought/flood risk mitigation. He has contributed to practical engineering solutions for municipal sewage networks and building plumbing systems.

Laboratory Involvement
Works in the Simulation Water Line training laboratory, featuring a full-scale water supply network with valves, pressure regulators, and fire hydrants donated by Havle Armaturen EOOD. This facility enables hands-on training in pressure control and water loss reduction.

Professional Experience

• Expert reviewer for Bulgaria's Ministry of Environment and Water
• Consultant for the World Bank
• Experience in designing building plumbing systems and sprinkler installations