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B Exam: Water Standards

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What is the Primary Water Standard MCL (PMCL) for fluoride?

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(4.0 mg/L)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard (SMCL) for Fluoride?

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(2.0 mg/L)

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What is the lead action level?

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(0.015 mg/L)

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What is the Primary Water Standard MCL for lead?

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(0.015 mg/L)

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What is the action level for copper?

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(1.3 mg/L)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard MCL for color?

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(15 Color Units)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard MCL for pH?

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(6.5-8.5)

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What is the SMCL for TDS?

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(500 mg/L)

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What is the maximum residual disinfectant level (MRDL) for chlorine in the finished water?

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(4.0 mg/L)

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How long can you hold a sample for turbidity?

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(48 hrs)

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How long can you hold a coliform sample?

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(6 Hours)

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What preservative must be added to iron samples?

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(Nitric Acid - HNO₃)

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How long can you hold a sample being tested for iron?

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(48 hours if not acidified) (6 months if acidified)

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What is the best method to analyze for iron?

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(Atomic Absorption)

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What is the minimum psi allowed in the distribution system?

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(20 psi)

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What is the maximum holding time for THM?

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(14 days)

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What is the THM MCL?

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(0.08 mg/L or 80 ppb or 80 micrograms/L or 80 μg/L)

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What is the turbidity MCL for surface water or ground water under the influence of surface water?

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(0.50 NTUS)

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When must chlorine samples in the distribution system be taken?

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(When Coliform and THM samples are taken)

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What is the holding time for testing chlorine residuals?

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(Immediately)

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What is the holding time for pH samples?

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(Immediately)

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Which Primary Water standards are IDLH?

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(Nitrite and Bacteria)

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What is the min. free & combined Cl, residual allowed in the distribution system?

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(0.2/0.6 mg/L)

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Where do MDRL violations take place?

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(At the entrance to the distribution system)

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The Monthly Operating Report (MOR) must be sent to which agency?

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(Local
HRS)

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The MOR should be mailed (electronic or snail mail) by what date?

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(10 days following the end of the operating month)

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How often must a water system split samples with Dental Agency of the HRS?

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(Once a month)

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How long must a plant keep MOR records?

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(10 yrs)

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How long must a plant keep its bacteriological records?

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(5 yrs)

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What is the MCL for Coliform?

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(Presence or Absence)

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What is the MCL for Nitrate?

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(10 mg/L)

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What is the MCL for Nitrite?

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(1.0 mg/L)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard MCL for Chlorides?

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(250 mg/L)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard MCL for Iron?

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(0.3 mg/L)

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What is the Secondary Water Standard MCL for Sulfate?

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(250 mg/L)

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What is the PMCL for Gross Alpha Activity?

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(15 pCi/L)

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What is the PMCL for Gross Beta Particle Activity?

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(4 mrem/yr)

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What is the PMCL for Bromate?

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(0.010 mg/L)

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What is the PMCL for Chlorite?

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(1.0 mg/L)

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What is the MRDL for Chlorine Dioxide (CIO2)?

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(0.8 mg/L)