Engineering - Civil Enginnering
You Are Here :: Home > Civil Engineering > Environmental Engineering-General Questions
19. |
Ground water is usually free from
|
A. |
suspended impurities |
B.
|
dissolved impurities |
C.
|
both suspended and dissolved impuri¬ties
|
D.
|
none of the above
|
|
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
|
20. |
If the average daily consumption of a city is 100,000 m3, the maximum daily con¬sumption on peak hourly demand will be
|
A. |
100000m3 |
B.
|
150000m3 |
C.
|
180000m3
|
D.
|
270000 m3
|
|
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
|
21. |
If the time of concentration is 9 minutes, then the intensity of rainfall according to British Ministry of Health formula will be
|
A. |
4 mm/hr |
B.
|
lOmm/hr |
C.
|
20 mm/hr
|
D.
|
40 mm/hr
|
|
Answer: Option D
Explanation:
|
22. |
If the total hardness of water is greater than its total alkalinity, the carbonate hardness will be equal to
|
A. |
total alkalinity |
B.
|
total hardness |
C.
|
total hardness - total alkalinity
|
D.
|
non carbonate hardness
|
|
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
|
23. |
In chlorination, with the rise in temperature of water, death rate of bacteria
|
A. |
increases |
B.
|
decreases |
C.
|
remains unaffected
|
D.
|
none of the above
|
|
Answer: Option A
Explanation:
|
24. |
In lime-soda process
|
A. |
only carbonate hardness is removed |
B.
|
only non-carbonate hardness is re-moved |
C.
|
lime reduces the carbonate hardness and soda-ash removes the non-carbo¬nate hardness
|
D.
|
lime reduces the non-carbonate hard-ness and soda-ash removes the carbo¬nate hardness
|
|
Answer: Option C
Explanation:
|
« prev
next »