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Environmental (101-120)

Updated: Apr 26, 2020

101. Most suitable section of sewer in separate sewage system is circular section

 

102. An egg shaped section of sewer provides self cleansing velocity at

low discharges


 

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


 

104. The hydraulic!mean depth (HMD) for an egg-shaped sewer flowing two-third full is greater than HMD when flowing full

 

105. The effect of increasing diameter of sewer on the self cleansing velocity is

to increase it

 

106. The most commonly used sewer under culverts is circular brick sewer


 

107. The type of sewer which is suitable for both combined and separate system is

egg shaped sewer

 

108. The characteristics of fresh and septic sewage respectively are alkaline and acidic

 

109. The pathogens can be killed by chlorination

 

110. Which of the following retards the self purification of stream ? none

 

111. Sewage treatment units are normally designed for 15-20 years

 

112. Settling velocity increases With depth of tank

 

113. Standard BOD is measured at 20°C - 5 day

 

114. The correct relation between theoretical oxygen demand (TOD), Biochemical

oxygen demand (BOD) and Chemical oxygen demand (COD) is given by

TOD>COD>BOD

 

115. 5 day BOD is less than 4 day BOD keeping other conditions same

 

116. If Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) of a town is 20000 kg/day and BOD per

capita per day is 0.05 kg, then population equivalent of town is 400000


 

117. The rate of BOD exerted at any time is directly proportional to BOD remaining


 

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

 

119. In a BOD test, 1.0 ml of raw sewage was diluted to 100 ml and the dissolved

oxygen concentration of diluted sample at the beginning was 6 ppm and it was 4 ppm at the end of 5 day incubation at 20°C. The BOD of raw sewage will be

200 ppm

 

120. The minimum dissolved oxygen which should always be present in water in order to save the aquatic life is 4 ppm

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