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Which of the following terms refers to groundwater seeping into a
sanitary sewer?
-
Exfiltration
-
Filtration
-
Infiltration
-
Inflow
The
correct answer is C. Infiltration
Hydrogen
sulfide gas is most likely found in a collection system with a low pH or high
pH?
The
correct answer is
Low pH
Chlorine ton
cylinders at room temperature will deliver gas at a maximum rate
of
150
lb cylinders
Ton Containers
A. 10 pounds per day
100 pounds per day
B. 25 pounds per day
250 pounds per day
C. 40 pounds per day
450 pounds per day
D. 150 pounds per day
2000 pounds per day
The correct answer is C
Which
of the following valves only permits flow to move in one direction?
A.
Butterfly
B.
Check
C.
Gate
D.
Plug
The correct answer is B
The
specific gravity of a colloidal solid is very close to 1. This
means that the colloid
A.
Will float within an hour
B.
Will settle within an hour
C.
Won't settle or float
The correct answer is C
The
specific gravity of settleable solid is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
The correct answer is B
The
specific gravity of a floatable solid is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
The correct answer is C
The
specific gravity of chlorine gas is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
The correct answer is B
Which of the
following is correct?
A. A is the
follower and B is the lantern ring
B. A is the
lantern
ring and B is a packing ring
C. A is a
packing ring and B is the lantern ring
D. A is a
packing ring and B is the follower
The correct answer is
C. A is a packing ring and B is
the lantern ring
pH measures
A. H+
B. OH-
C. O2
D.
Phosphorus
The correct answer is A. H+
-- pH measures the hydrogen ion concentration
How do you know that your
pump is cavitating?
A. It doesn't sound
right
B. It runs hot
C. It won't start
D. All of the
above
The correct answer is
A.
It doesn't sound right.
A pump that's
cavitating sounds like it's pumps rocks or gravel.
An atom is composed
of
A. Electrons
B.
Neutrons
C.
Protons
D.
All of the above
The correct answer is D.
All of the Above
Throttling the discharge valve on a centrifugal
pump will the likely ______ temperature of the motor and ______ the temperature
of the pump
A. Increase, increase
B.
Increase, reduce
C.
Reduce, increase
D.
Reduce, reduce
The correct answer is
C. Reduce, increase
A, B, and D are incorrect because throttling the discharge valve on a
centrifugal pump will the likely reduce temperature of the motor and increase
the temperature of the pump
The chemical symbol for
chlorine gas is
A. Cl
B. Cl-
C.
Cl2
D.
HOCl
The correct answer is
C. Cl2
A is incorrect because this is
chemical symbol for chlorine not chlorine gas
B
is incorrect because this is the chemical symbol for chloride
D is incorrect because this is the chemical formula for hypochlorite
Which of the following is the
indicator used for pathogens?
A. Amoebic dysentery
B. E. coli
C.
Salmonella typhosa
D. V.
comma
The correct answer is
B. E. coli
A is incorrect because this is
a pathogen, not an indicator
C is incorrect because this is
a pathogen (cholera), not an indicator
D is incorrect because this is
a pathogen (typhoid), not an indicator
Pump suction and
discharge pressures are usually measured in
A. gpm
B. kWh
C. mg/L
D. psi
The correct answer is D.
psi
A is incorrect because this is
a measure of flow
B is incorrect because this is
a measure of energy used
C is incorrect because this is
a measure of concentration
The PE for flow is ____
gpcd and PE for BOD is _____ lbs BOD/person/day.
A.
0.17 for both
B.
0.17 and 100
C.
100 and 0.17
D.
100 for both
The correct answer is
C.
100 and 0.17
B, C, D are incorrect because the PE (population equivalent) for flow is
100 gpcd (gallons per capita per day and 0.17 lbs BOD/person/day
1. D
2. A
What is the minimum
recommended velocity in sanitary sewers?
A. 0 fps
B. 1 fps
C. 2 fps
D. 10 fps
The correct answer is
C.
2 fps
C is the minimum recommended velocity in
non-aerated grit chambers
D is the maximum recommended velocity in
sanitary sewers
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