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If a lime softening plant using a recarbonation process, where does
this process occur? Before or after lime softening? Why
is recarbonation used? How is recarbonation accomplished?
Show the overall softening
chemical
equation for calcium bicarbonate removal using lime
Show the chemical equation for
carbon dioxide dissolving into water
In lime softening,
which of the following is the most costly hardness to remove?
Why?
A. Ca(HCO3)2
B. MgCO3
C. CaCl2
D. MgSO4
The name and the chemical formula
for the most
common form of carbonate hardness is
What is the most common cation
that forms hardness? What is the second most common cation that forms
hardness?
Matching |
1.
Chloride |
A. NCl3 |
2.
Chlorine gas |
B. HOCl |
3. Hydrochloric
acid |
C. OCl- |
4. Hypochlorite |
D.
Cl2 |
5. Hypochlorus
acid |
E. NHCl2 |
6.
Monochloramine |
F. HCl |
7.
Dichloramine |
G.
NH2Cl |
8.
Trichloramine |
H. Cl- |
What is the most common chloramine
formed when chlorine reacts with ammonia in water?
A.
Monochloramines
B. Dichloramines
C.
Trichloramines
D.
Organic chloramines E.
All of the above
Source:
USEPA 29 Questions on chloramines,
http://www.epa.gov/safewater/disinfection/chloramine/
The purpose of the USEPA Ground Water Rule is to
reduce disease incidence associated with disease-causing microorganisms
in
A. Drinking water
B. Non-point sources
C. Storm water
D. Wastewater
Source:
USEPA Ground Water Rule, http://www.epa.gov/safewater/disinfection/gwr/regulation.html
The
USEPA Ground Water Rule
becomes effective on
A. December 1, 2009
B. July 1, 2010
C. December 1, 2010
D. July 1, 2011
Source:
Iowa
Department of Natural Resources' Water Supply Listserv - November 10, 2009
Which of the following is
another name for ion exchange softening?
A. Electrodialysis
B. Lime-soda softening
C. Nanofiltration
D. Zeolite softening
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
Which
of the following valves only permits flow to move in one direction?
A.
Butterfly
B.
Check
C.
Gate
D.
Plug
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
specific gravity of a settleable solid is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
The
specific gravity of a floatable solid is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
The
specific gravity of chlorine gas is
A.
1
B.
Greater than 1
C.
Less than 1
Matching |
1.
Calcium
|
A.
C |
2.
Carbon |
B.
S |
3.
Chlorine |
C. P |
4.
Copper |
D. K |
5.
Fluorine |
E. O |
6.
Iron |
F.
Na |
7.
Hydrogen |
G. N |
8.
Lead |
H.
Mg |
9.
Magnesium |
I.
Ca |
10.
Manganese
|
J.
Cl |
11.
Nitrogen
|
K. Cu |
12.
Potassium
|
L.
Mn |
13.
Sodium
|
M.
Fe |
14.
Oxygen
|
N.
H |
15.
Phosphorus
|
O.
Pb |
16.
Sulfur
|
P.
Fl |
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
pH measures
A. H+
B. OH-
C. O2
D.
Phosphorus
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
A chlorine atom is composed
of
A. Electrons
B.
Neutrons
C.
Protons
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 chemical symbol for
chlorine gas is
A. Cl
B. Cl-
C.
Cl2
D.
HOCl
Which of the following is the
indicator used for pathogens?
A. Amoebic dysentery
B. E. coli
C.
Salmonella typhosa
D.
V. comma
Pump suction and
discharge pressures are usually measured in
A. gpm
B. kWh
C. mg/L
D. psi
Which of the following is the
correct formula for chlorine in water?
A. Cl2
+ H2O →
HOCl + HCl
B. NaOCl + H2O
→ HOCl + NaOH
C. Ca(OCl)2
+ 2H2O → 2HOCl + Ca(OH)2
D. HOCl → H+
+ OCl-
E. All of the above
Which of the
following describes flocculation?
A. Suspended
solids that are too small to settle
B. Quiescent
conditions that allow settleable solids to settle
C. Neutralizing
charges
D. Growth of
smaller solids into larger masses that will settle
Hypoxic zones are caused by
high levels of
A. Colloidal
suspended solids
B. Dissolved O2
C. Nitrogen &
phosphorus
D. Pathogens
The PE for flow is _____
gpcd.
A.
7.48
B.
8.34
C.
150
D.
250
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