Water And Wastewater Engineering Set 10

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This set of Water and Wastewater Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Water And Wastewater Engineering Set 10

Q1 | Normal values of overflow rate for plain sedimentation tanks in litres/hr/m2, generally range between
  • 100 to 250
  • 250 to 500
  • 500 to 750
  • 750 to 1000
Q2 | P.V.C. pipes can withstand pressure bead of water upto
  • 25 m
  • 50 m
  • 75 m
  • 100 m
Q3 | Most commonly used pump for lifting water in water supply mains, is
  • Axial flow pump
  • Reciprocating pump
  • Rotary type pump
  • Centrifugal pumps
Q4 | The fire demand for a city of 50,000 populations, according to Godrich formula, is
  • 40 mld
  • 42 mld
  • 44 mld
  • 48 mld
Q5 | If V is total consumption of water in litres for a population of N individuals, per capitaconsumption or water allowance for the water supply Q, is given by
  • Q = V/12N
  • Q = V/24N
  • Q = V/265N
  • None of these
Q6 | For controlling algae, the most commonly used chemical, is
  • Copper sulphate
  • Alum
  • Lime
  • Bleaching powder
Q7 | The storage capacity of a reservoir may be divided into three zones. The lowest zone is
  • Dead storage
  • Useful storage
  • Surcharge storage
  • None of these
Q8 | Economic height of a dam is the height corresponding to which
  • Cost of the dam per unit of storage is minimum
  • Amount of silting is less
  • Cost of dam per unit storage is maximum
  • Free board provided is least
Q9 | For maximum alkalinity of water, pH value should be
  • Zero
  • Less than 7
  • More than 7
  • 14
Q10 | The efficiency of a pumping set, is generally assumed
  • 50%
  • 55%
  • 60%
  • 65%
Q11 | The population growth curve is
  • S-shaped curve
  • Parabolic curve
  • Circular curve
  • Straight line
Q12 | The fire demand for ascertaining the empirical formula 1136.5 [(P/10) + 10] known as
  • Kuichling's formula
  • Buston's formula
  • Freeman formula
  • Under Writers formula
Q13 | The bacterias which may survive with or without free oxygen, are called
  • Aerobic bacterias
  • Anaerobic bacterias
  • Facultative bacteria's
  • None of these
Q14 | Aeration of water is done to remove
  • Odour
  • Colour
  • Bacterias
  • Turbidity
Q15 | The maximum pressure to which cast iron pipes may be subjected to, is
  • 3 kg/cm2
  • 5 kg/cm2
  • 7 kg/cm2
  • 10 kg/cm2
Q16 | Water may not contain much impurity if its source is
  • Reservoirs
  • Stream flowing in plains
  • Lakes in lower regions
  • Spring along hill slopes
Q17 | If p is total internal pressure, d is diameter of pressure conduit and t is thickness of conduit, theHoop's stress is
  • ??????/??
  • ??????/2??
  • dp/2t
  • dt/2p
Q18 | Turbidity of water is expressed
  • In ppm
  • In numbers in an arbitrary scale
  • By pH value
  • By colour code
Q19 | In plain sedimentation tanks under normal conditions, impurities are removed upto
  • 60%
  • 70%
  • 80%
  • 90%
Q20 | In slow sand filters, the turbidity of raw water can be removed only up to
  • 60 mg/litre
  • 75 mg/litre
  • 100 gm/litre
  • 150 mg/litre
Q21 | Pressure relief valves are provided in water mains
  • To reduce the pressure
  • At low points
  • Upstream of sluice
  • All the above
Q22 | Biochemical Oxygen Demand (B.O.D.) of safe drinking water must be
  • Nil
  • 5
  • 10
  • 15
Q23 | At break point of chlorination,
  • Chlorine is used to oxidise
  • Residual chloride is zero
  • Residual chloride is maximum
  • Residual chlorine reappears
Q24 | The capability of a soil mass of full width and depth to transmit water, is known
  • Porosity
  • Permeability
  • Transmissibility
  • None of these
Q25 | By boiling water, hardness can be removed if it is due to
  • Calcium sulphate
  • Magnesium sulphate
  • Calcium nitrate
  • Calcium bicarbonate