Water Treatment in Swimming Pool - MCQ 1. Recommended value of PH in case of swimming pool water is a) 5.6 to 6.5b) 6.7 to 7.1c) 7.4 to 7.6d) 7.8 to 8.5 View Answer c) 7.4 to 7.6 2. Acceptable value of free chlorine present in swimming pool water is a) 0.1 to 0.85 mg/lb) … Continue reading Water Treatment in Swimming Pool – MCQ
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Water Treatment – MCQ || Water Supply
Water Treatment - MCQ 1. The rate of filtration of a slow sand filter is a) 200 to 400 lit/m2/hrb) 100 to 200 lit/m2/hrc) 200 to 300 lit/m2/hrd) 100 to 300 lit/m2/hr View Answer b) 100 to 200 lit/m2/hr 2. A city supply of 15 MLD is to be disinfected with chlorine doses of 0.5 … Continue reading Water Treatment – MCQ || Water Supply
Water Quality – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering ||
Water Quality - MCQ 1. Temporary hardness in water is caused by a) Bi-nitrates of Ca ++ and Mg ++b) Sulphate of Ca++ and Mg ++c) Carbonates of Ca++ and Mg++d) Nitrates of Ca++ and Mg++ View Answer c) Carbonates of Ca++ and Mg++ 2. As per BIS, the maximum permissible limit of Arsenic in … Continue reading Water Quality – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering ||
Sources of Water – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering
Sources of Water - MCQ 1. Which of the following is not a subsurface source of water? a) Storage reservoirs.b) Springs.c) Infiltration galleries.d) Tube wells. View Answer a) Storage reservoirs 2. Which of the following is a surface source of water? a) Wells.b) Infiltration wells.c) Streams.d) None of these. View Answer c) Streams 3. Which … Continue reading Sources of Water – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering
Hydrological Cycle and Rainfall – MCQ
Hydrological Cycle and Rainfall - MCQ 1. An isohyet is a line joining point having a) Equal evaporation valueb) Equal barometric pressurec) Equal height above the MSLd) Equal rainfall depth in a given duration View Answer d) Equal rainfall depth in a given duration 2. Water budget equation can be expressed as a) Change in … Continue reading Hydrological Cycle and Rainfall – MCQ
Water Demand – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering
Water Demand - MCQ Following are some question and answer about water demand: 1. Per capita demand is a) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / 365 × Populationb) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / Design Populationc) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / Populationd) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / 365 × Design Population View Answer d) Total yearly water … Continue reading Water Demand – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering