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B Exam 2

front 1

If the Total Hardness is greater than the total Alkalinity, the hardness is what?

back 1

Noncarbonate Hardness

front 2

What Is a byproduct of Slaked Lime?

back 2

Heat

front 3

What pretreatment in R.O. will NOT harm the membranes?

back 3

U.V.

front 4

If you insert a Negatively charged probe into a water main what will happen to the water particles?

back 4

The Anodes will attract to it....

front 5

What is the most common cause of a Water Distribution Main failure?

back 5

Corrosion

front 6

What is the best PH range in the coagulation process?

back 6

Depends on chemicals being used

front 7

How is the 'C' factor calculated?

back 7

The inside rigidness of the pipe.

front 8

Why are Tube Settlers highly recommended in the Sedimentation process?

back 8

Increase the capacity of removing sedimentation

front 9

What is considered an advantage of using centrifuges to dewater sludge?

back 9

Sludge thickness can vary

front 10

What is an Arch?

back 10

A bridge of caked chemical which prevent the chemical flow

front 11

Annual quantity of water that can be taken from a water supply without depleting it?

back 11

Safe Yield

front 12

What does Destratification accomplish?

back 12

Replaces D.O.

front 13

A question on what tests would be beneficial to determine the best chemical dose to control a Taste and Odor problem?

back 13

A: Turbidity, Jar Test, Threshold Odor Number

B: Chlorine Demand, Marble Test, Jar Test

C: Chlorine, Turbidity, Jar ??????

front 14

When performing a Lab test the Titration is hard to view, what can be done to help gain results?

back 14

Add an Inhibitor Reagent

front 15

What will insufficient backwashing of a filter will NOT cause?

back 15

Media Boils

front 16

Which of these factors will influence corrosion?

back 16

I answered: A soft water with high D.O. (or something like this)

front 17

When choosing source water, a high concern for treatment type is...

back 17

A: Fish life and Algae Life
B: Turbidity and D.O....

front 18

Have a filter that is (X) feet long, (X) feet wide, and (X) feet deep. If you pass water through it for 15 minutes at 15g/per min what is the total water flow?

back 18

83223 (x)x(x)x(x) = 1400

front 19

What test can be done to determine the correct chemical dosage?

back 19

Jar Test