Water And Wastewater Engineering Set 11

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This set of Water and Wastewater Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Water And Wastewater Engineering Set 11

Q1 | Percussion drilling is unsuitable in
  • Unconsolidated sand
  • Unconsolidated gravel
  • Quick sand
  • Consolidated rocks
Q2 | Rapid gravity filters can remove bacterial impurities up to a maximum of
  • 50%
  • 60%
  • 70%
  • 80%
Q3 | Continuous flow of water can be expected from
  • Gravity springs
  • Surface springs
  • Artesian springs
  • None of these
Q4 | Reciprocating pumps
  • Are not suitable for variable heads
  • Are four times costlier than centrifugal pumps
  • Are not suitable for pumping water containing sediments
  • Single stroke produce pulsating flow
Q5 | Low turbidity of water is detected by
  • Turbidity tube
  • Jackson turbidity meter
  • Baylis turbidimeter
  • Hellige turbidimeter
Q6 | Silt storage is the same as
  • Dead storage
  • Live storage
  • Effective storage
  • None of these
Q7 | The type of pipe commonly used in water supply distribution schemes, is
  • R.C.C. pipes
  • Hume pipes
  • Cast iron pipes
  • G.I. pipes
Q8 | Pick up the incorrect statement from the following. The source of surface water is from
  • Streams and rivers
  • Storage reservoirs
  • Springs
  • Ponds and lakes
Q9 | The discharge Q = 2????????/2.3 log10 (R/rw) for the confined tube well is obtained from
  • Thiem's formula
  • Darcy's formula
  • Tolman's formula
  • Dupuits formula
Q10 | m and n are monsoon duration factor and catchment factor respectively. If P is yearly rainfall in cm, runoff can be calculated by
  • Velocity area method
  • Weir or spillway method
  • Use of venturi-meter
  • Using power plant consumption
Q11 | In a rapid gravity filter
  • Raw water from the source is supplied
  • Disinfected raw water is supplied
  • Raw water passed through coagulation tank is supplied
  • None of these
Q12 | The maximum permissible nitrites in public water supplies, is
  • Nil
  • 0.5 P.P.M.
  • 1.0. P.P.M.
  • 1.5 P.P.M.
Q13 | Most commonly used section in grade aqueducts, is
  • Circular
  • Rectangular
  • Parabolic
  • Horse shoe section
Q14 | The most important and widely used tube well in India, is
  • Strainer well
  • Cavity well
  • Slotted well
  • Perforated pipe well
Q15 | Critical time for developing a water hammer, is the time required for
  • Closing the valve
  • The wave to travel from valve to the reservoir
  • The wave to travel from the valve to the reservoir and back
  • None of these
Q16 | Bacterias which can survive with or without free oxygen, are known
  • Aerobic bacterias
  • Anaerobic bacterias
  • Facultative bacterias
  • None of these
Q17 | The standard B.O.D. at 20°C, is taken for the consumption in
  • 2 days
  • 3 days
  • 4 days
  • 5 days
Q18 | Distribution of wash water is provided in
  • Sedimentation tank
  • Slow sand filter
  • Rapid gravity filter
  • All the above
Q19 | If P is population of a city in thousands and Q is fire demand in litres per minute, for properestimate of water, the Empirical formula Q = 1135 [(P/5) + 10] is suggested by
  • National Board of fire under-writers
  • Freeman
  • Kuichling
  • None of these
Q20 | During treatment of water, sedimentation is done
  • Before filtration
  • After filtration
  • Simultaneously with filtration
  • Along with chlorination
Q21 | The ratio of the maximum daily consumption to the average daily demand, is
  • 1
  • 1.2
  • 1.4
  • 1.8
Q22 | From the surface of reservoir, evaporation may be minimized by sprinkling
  • Spirit
  • Hydrochloric acid
  • Acetyl alcohol
  • Methane
Q23 | The transitional middle portion of a logistic curve follows
  • A geometric growth
  • A logarithmic growth
  • A first over curve
  • A constant rate
Q24 | For plain chlorination of water, the quantity of chlorine used, is
  • 0.1 mg/litre
  • 0.2 mg/litre
  • 0.3 mg/litre
  • 0.5 mg/litre
Q25 | In distribution pipes, air valves are provided at
  • Lower points
  • Junction points
  • Higher points
  • Anywhere