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 Use of metering system causes the decrease in per capita consumption.   1.5 is the hourly factor, 1.8 daily factor and 2.7 is the peak demand.   The distribution mains are designed for maximum hourly demand.   Geometrical method is used for young and rapidly developed cities for forecasting the population.   Arithmetical method is used for large cities.   As compared to geometrical method arithmetical method gives less value.   Intakes are installed for drawing the water from the sources.   Reflux valve provided on the suction pipe in a tube well.   The maximum discharge in tube well is 50lit/sec.   As compare to the shallow wells deep wells have more discharge.   Ground water is generally free from suspended impurities.     Malaria is not a water borne disease.   The most common cause of acidity in water is co2.   The phenol compounds in water supply not more than 0.001ppm.   1.5mg/litre is the permissible limit of fluoride content.   Standard EDTA test is used to test the hardness of water.   Alkalinity in water is expressed in calcium carbonate.   The product of H and OH is 10^-14.   PH-acidity/bascity.   Turbidity is measured on standard silica scale.   Colour on platinum cobalt scale.   The turbidity of drinking water should be 10ppm.   Residual chlorine is tested by starch iodide and orthotolidine method.   Total solids not more than 500ppm.   Total chlorides not more than 250ppm.   Iron and magnesia-0.3ppm.   Lead and arsenic-0.05ppm   Copper 3ppm, fluorine 1.5ppm.    The dissolved oxygen in natural unpolluted water is 10mg/litre.   The length of the sedimentation tank not more than 4 times the width.   The over flow rate of plain sedimentation tank is 500-750litre/hr/m^2.   The settling velocity of a particle depends upon surface area of tank.   Efficiency of the sedimentation tank depends upon surface area of the tank.   For effective coagulation the PH value of water found to be 6-8.5.   The detention period of coagulation tank is 2 – 6 hour.   The alum when added as coagulant it decreases the PH value of water.   Lime is used to increase the speed of the sedimentation sewage.   0.25-0.35 is the effective size of sand particle of slow sand filter.   Air binding phenomena in rapid sand filters occurs due to excessive negative head.   Backwashing provided in rapid sand filters.     2-3 months is the period of cleaning of slow sand filter.   Time contact of chlorine is at least 30min.   The percentage of chlorine in fresh bleaching powder is 30 to 35%.   The treatment of water with bleaching powder is called hypo chlorination.   The suitable method of disinfecting the swimming pool water is ultraviolet rays treatment.   Sulphur dioxide used for dechlorination of water.   Disinfection efficiency reduced at higher PH values.   Copper sulphate is used for algae control.   Activated carbon is used for removing odours.   Dead end system is used for irregularly growing towns.   Radial system is used when the water is flowed towards the outer periphery.   Grid iron system is used for well planned cities.   Circle method is used when fire demand is considered.     Sluice valve provided to regulate the flow of water.   Reflux valve provided to prevent the water flow back in the opposite direction.   Scour valves are provided at every depression head and dead ends.   House sewer-lateral sewer-common sewer- main sewer-trunk sewer-outfall sewer.   For country like India where rainfall is mainly confined to one season separate system is adopted.   Combined system adopted when the rainfall is distributed throughout the season.   135litres domestic consumption.   Sewerage system is generally designed for 25 years.   For long and narrow pipe system equivalent pipe method is used.   Circular shape sewer is preferred in separate system.   Egg shape sewer is preferred in combined system.    The time of concentration –the time taken by rainfall to run from most farthest point to the point of disposal   1 to 1.2m/sec is the self cleansing velocity of sewer in Indian condition   The slope of sewer should be in the direction of natural slope of ground.   6*DWF for separate system.   Rainfall+2DWF for combined system.   15cm &300cm is the minimum and maximum diameter of sewer.    The velocity of flow does not depend on length of sewer.   Circular brick sewer is used under culverts.   Egg shaped sewer is suitable for both separate and combined system.   The characteristic of fresh and septic sewage is alkaline and acidic.   The pathogens likely killed by chlorination.   Standard BOD is measured at 5 day 20 degree.   TOD>COD>BOD.   5 day BOD is less than 4 day BOD.   The ratio of 5 day BOD to ultimate BOD is 2/3.   4ppm is the minimum DO to avoid the fish kill.     Dissolved oxygen in streams is maximum at noon.   The means of access for inspection and cleaning of sewer is manhole.   Sewerage system is designed for maximum and minimum flow.   Sewage treatment plant designed for average flow only.   Laying of sewers is usually done with the help of boning rods and sight rails.   In sewage oil and grease removed by skimming tank.   Detention period of grit chamber is 1 minute.   Sludge digestion tank and septic tank unit works on anaerobic condition.   The maximum efficiency of BOD removal is achieved in oxidation ditch.   The working condition of imhoff tanks are anaerobic in lower compartment and aerobic in upper compartment.   The detention period of oxidation pond is 10 to 15 days.   Compositing and lagoning are the methods of sludge disposal.    Facultative bacteria works with or without oxygen.   For satisfactory working of sludge digestion tank the PH value of water is 6-8.5.   Normal value of sludge index is 150-350.   Bangalore method practise anaerobic method of disposal.   Antisiphonage pipe is used to preserve the water seal traps.   In two pipe system one soil pipe, one waste pipe and two vent pipes required.   The gas from sludge digestion tank mainly composed of methane.   Most of the bacteria in sewage are saprophytic.   Chlorine is used to separate grease.   Shrouding is provided in slotted pipe tube well.   Ozone layer in the outer atmosphere get destroyed by chlorofluoro carbons.   The intensification of green house gases is due to CO2.   Electrostatic precipitator is used to control particulate emission.   Spray tower is used to control both gaseous and particulate pollutant.     PAN and ozone are the secondary air pollutants.   Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide are the primary air pollutant.   The depletion of ozone layer in the outer atmosphere causes the skin cancer.   The acid rains are caused due to SO2 and NOx.   Blue baby disease caused due to excess of nitrates.   Dechlorination of water is achieved by sodium thio sulphate.   The efficiency sedimentation tank does not depend upon depth of the tank.   Ferrule-goose neck-stop cock-water meter.   Under Indian condition the average per capita demand is 30 to 75mg/day.   Sewage sickness caused due to-clogging of pores in soil due to excessive application of sewage to land.   Soil pipe carry human excrete.   Screening-grit removal-primary sedimentation- aeration-secondary sedimentation.   Traps are used to prevent the entry of foul smelling gases.    Coal based thermal power stations produce SO2,NOx and SPM.   Zone of degradation-zone of active decomposition-zone recovery-zone of clear water.   River water contain maximum amount of turbidity.   Ringle man scale is used to measure grade density of smoke.   Eutrophication of water is rich in nutrients.   Zero hardness is achieved by ion exchange method.   Excess lead causes-anaemia, goitre caused due to absence of iodide.   Aerosol is dispersion of small solid or liquid droplet.   A commonly used hand pipe is reciprocating pump.   1st stage is carbonaceous demand 2nd stage is nitrification demand.   P-trap used for water closet.   The sound level of jet air plane is 140 decibel.




 Use of metering system causes the decrease in
per capita consumption.

 1.5 is the hourly factor, 1.8 daily factor and
2.7 is the peak demand.

 The distribution mains are designed for
maximum hourly demand.

 Geometrical method is used for young and
rapidly developed cities for forecasting the
population.

 Arithmetical method is used for large cities.

 As compared to geometrical method
arithmetical method gives less value.

 Intakes are installed for drawing the water
from the sources.

 Reflux valve provided on the suction pipe in a
tube well.

 The maximum discharge in tube well is
50lit/sec.

 As compare to the shallow wells deep wells
have more discharge.

 Ground water is generally free from suspended
impurities.



 Malaria is not a water borne disease.

 The most common cause of acidity in water is
co2.

 The phenol compounds in water supply not
more than 0.001ppm.

 1.5mg/litre is the permissible limit of fluoride
content.

 Standard EDTA test is used to test the hardness
of water.

 Alkalinity in water is expressed in calcium
carbonate.

 The product of H and OH is 10^-14.

 PH-acidity/bascity.

 Turbidity is measured on standard silica scale.

 Colour on platinum cobalt scale.

 The turbidity of drinking water should be
10ppm.

 Residual chlorine is tested by starch iodide and
orthotolidine method.

 Total solids not more than 500ppm.

 Total chlorides not more than 250ppm.

 Iron and magnesia-0.3ppm.

 Lead and arsenic-0.05ppm

 Copper 3ppm, fluorine 1.5ppm.


 The dissolved oxygen in natural unpolluted
water is 10mg/litre.

 The length of the sedimentation tank not more
than 4 times the width.

 The over flow rate of plain sedimentation tank
is 500-750litre/hr/m^2.

 The settling velocity of a particle depends upon
surface area of tank.

 Efficiency of the sedimentation tank depends
upon surface area of the tank.

 For effective coagulation the PH value of
water found to be 6-8.5.

 The detention period of coagulation tank is 2 –
6 hour.

 The alum when added as coagulant it decreases
the PH value of water.

 Lime is used to increase the speed of the
sedimentation sewage.

 0.25-0.35 is the effective size of sand particle of
slow sand filter.

 Air binding phenomena in rapid sand filters
occurs due to excessive negative head.

 Backwashing provided in rapid sand filters.



 2-3 months is the period of cleaning of slow
sand filter.

 Time contact of chlorine is at least 30min.

 The percentage of chlorine in fresh bleaching
powder is 30 to 35%.

 The treatment of water with bleaching powder
is called hypo chlorination.

 The suitable method of disinfecting the
swimming pool water is ultraviolet rays
treatment.

 Sulphur dioxide used for dechlorination of
water.

 Disinfection efficiency reduced at higher PH
values.

 Copper sulphate is used for algae control.

 Activated carbon is used for removing odours.

 Dead end system is used for irregularly growing
towns.

 Radial system is used when the water is flowed
towards the outer periphery.

 Grid iron system is used for well planned cities.

 Circle method is used when fire demand is
considered.



 Sluice valve provided to regulate the flow of
water.

 Reflux valve provided to prevent the water flow
back in the opposite direction.

 Scour valves are provided at every depression
head and dead ends.

 House sewer-lateral sewer-common sewer-
main sewer-trunk sewer-outfall sewer.

 For country like India where rainfall is mainly
confined to one season separate system is
adopted.

 Combined system adopted when the rainfall is
distributed throughout the season.

 135litres domestic consumption.

 Sewerage system is generally designed for 25
years.

 For long and narrow pipe system equivalent
pipe method is used.

 Circular shape sewer is preferred in separate
system.

 Egg shape sewer is preferred in combined
system.


 The time of concentration –the time taken by
rainfall to run from most farthest point to the
point of disposal

 1 to 1.2m/sec is the self cleansing velocity of
sewer in Indian condition

 The slope of sewer should be in the direction of
natural slope of ground.

 6*DWF for separate system.

 Rainfall+2DWF for combined system.

 15cm &300cm is the minimum and maximum
diameter of sewer.


 The velocity of flow does not depend on length
of sewer.

 Circular brick sewer is used under culverts.

 Egg shaped sewer is suitable for both separate
and combined system.

 The characteristic of fresh and septic sewage is
alkaline and acidic.

 The pathogens likely killed by chlorination.

 Standard BOD is measured at 5 day 20 degree.

 TOD>COD>BOD.

 5 day BOD is less than 4 day BOD.

 The ratio of 5 day BOD to ultimate BOD is 2/3.

 4ppm is the minimum DO to avoid the fish kill.



 Dissolved oxygen in streams is maximum at
noon.

 The means of access for inspection and cleaning
of sewer is manhole.

 Sewerage system is designed for maximum and
minimum flow.

 Sewage treatment plant designed for average
flow only.

 Laying of sewers is usually done with the help
of boning rods and sight rails.

 In sewage oil and grease removed by skimming
tank.

 Detention period of grit chamber is 1 minute.

 Sludge digestion tank and septic tank unit
works on anaerobic condition.

 The maximum efficiency of BOD removal is
achieved in oxidation ditch.

 The working condition of imhoff tanks are
anaerobic in lower compartment and aerobic in
upper compartment.

 The detention period of oxidation pond is 10
to 15 days.

 Compositing and lagoning are the methods of
sludge disposal.


 Facultative bacteria works with or without
oxygen.

 For satisfactory working of sludge digestion
tank the PH value of water is 6-8.5.

 Normal value of sludge index is 150-350.

 Bangalore method practise anaerobic method
of disposal.

 Antisiphonage pipe is used to preserve the
water seal traps.

 In two pipe system one soil pipe, one waste
pipe and two vent pipes required.

 The gas from sludge digestion tank mainly
composed of methane.

 Most of the bacteria in sewage are saprophytic.

 Chlorine is used to separate grease.

 Shrouding is provided in slotted pipe tube well.

 Ozone layer in the outer atmosphere get
destroyed by chlorofluoro carbons.

 The intensification of green house gases is due
to CO2.

 Electrostatic precipitator is used to control
particulate emission.

 Spray tower is used to control both gaseous and
particulate pollutant.



 PAN and ozone are the secondary air pollutants.

 Sulphur dioxide and nitrogen oxide are the
primary air pollutant.

 The depletion of ozone layer in the outer
atmosphere causes the skin cancer.

 The acid rains are caused due to SO2 and
NOx.

 Blue baby disease caused due to excess of
nitrates.

 Dechlorination of water is achieved by sodium
thio sulphate.

 The efficiency sedimentation tank does not
depend upon depth of the tank.

 Ferrule-goose neck-stop cock-water meter.

 Under Indian condition the average per capita
demand is 30 to 75mg/day.

 Sewage sickness caused due to-clogging of
pores in soil due to excessive application of
sewage to land.

 Soil pipe carry human excrete.

 Screening-grit removal-primary sedimentation-
aeration-secondary sedimentation.

 Traps are used to prevent the entry of foul
smelling gases.


 Coal based thermal power stations produce
SO2,NOx and SPM.

 Zone of degradation-zone of active
decomposition-zone recovery-zone of clear
water.

 River water contain maximum amount of
turbidity.

 Ringle man scale is used to measure grade
density of smoke.

 Eutrophication of water is rich in nutrients.

 Zero hardness is achieved by ion exchange
method.

 Excess lead causes-anaemia, goitre caused due
to absence of iodide.

 Aerosol is dispersion of small solid or liquid
droplet.

 A commonly used hand pipe is reciprocating
pump.

 1st stage is carbonaceous demand 2nd stage is
nitrification demand.

 P-trap used for water closet.

 The sound level of jet air plane is 140 decibel.


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