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Water Supply Engineering Section 8

This document contains 13 multiple choice questions about water supply engineering. Question 1 asks about the capacity of soil to absorb moisture. Question 2 asks about the chlorination breakpoint. Question 3 asks about calculating the thickness of a pipe material given various parameters like reservoir level and pressure. Question 4 asks about factors for selecting a pumping station site.

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Water Supply Engineering Section 8

This document contains 13 multiple choice questions about water supply engineering. Question 1 asks about the capacity of soil to absorb moisture. Question 2 asks about the chlorination breakpoint. Question 3 asks about calculating the thickness of a pipe material given various parameters like reservoir level and pressure. Question 4 asks about factors for selecting a pumping station site.

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Water Supply Engineering - Section 8

1. Capacity of soil to absorb moisture, is generally known as


a. permeability
b. porosity
c. infiltration capacity
d. perviousness

2. At break point of chlorination,


a. chlorine is used to oxidize
b. residual chloride is zero
c. residual chloride is maximum
d. residual chlorine reappears

3. The difference in the reservoir level and the lowest point of the water mains is 180 m.
The expected pressure due to water hammer is 7.5 kg/cm2 in a pressure conduit of
diameter 1 m. Assuming the efficiency of the riveted joints of the pipe as 0.6 and
minimum cover 3 mm for corrosion, the thickness of the pipe materials, is
a. 10 mm
b. 15 mm
c. 20 mm
d. 25 mm
e. 30 mm

4. The factor for the selection of pumping station site, is


a. distance of the source of contamination or pollution
b. height above the H.F.L. of the river
c. future expansion
d. proximity of the site from the railway station
e. all the above

5. Low turbidity of water is detected by


a. Turbidity tube
b. Jackson turbidity meter
c. Baylis turbid meter
d. Hellipe turbid meter
e. None of these

6. Pick up the incorrect statement from the following :


a. The pH value of water indicates the logarithm of reciprocal of hydrogen ion
concentration in water
b. Higher value of pH means lower hydrogen ion concentration
c. Lower value of pH means higher hydrogen ion contraction
d. Lower value of pH gives alkaline solution
e. None of these

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7. Pick up the correct statement from the following :
a. The volume of underground water extracted by gravity drainage from a
saturated soil, is known as yield
b. The ratio of volume drained to the total volume of material drained, is known
as specific yield
c. The volume of water retained by the soil against the pull of gravity, is called
specific retention or field capacity
d. The sum of specific yield and specific retention, is equal to porosity
e. All the above

8. Perched aquifers generally occur


a. below water table
b. above water table
c. in aquicludes
d. in artesian aquifers
e. none of these

9. Silt storage is the same as


a. dead storage
b. live storage
c. effective storage
d. none of these

10. For complete stabilization of organic matter in polluted water, it takes


a. 5 days
b. 10 days
c. 20 days
d. 30 days
e. 40 days

11. A pressure conduit carrying water beneath a stream or a canal, is known as


a. sag
b. depressed pipe
c. inverted syphon
d. all the above

12. Suction lift of a pump depends upon


a. atmospheric pressure
b. water temperature
c. velocity of water in suction pipe
d. frictional losses
e. all the above

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13. For 3.25 x 10-2 cumecs discharging from a well, a pump is installed to lift water
against a total head of 30 m. The minimum required horse power, is
a. 10 H.P.
b. 15 H.P.
c. 18 H.P.
d. 20 H.P.
e. 25 H.P.

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