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A strainer type well sunk through three pervious layers intervened by three impervious aquicludes, draws water from
Options
A. top most pervious layer
B. central pervious layer
C. lowest pervious layer
D. all the pervious layers.
Correct Answer
all the pervious layers.
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1. Water to the consumers may be supplied from
Options
A. infiltration galleries connected to sump well
B. infiltration well dug out on the banks of rivers
C. ranney wells sunk to the water level
D. all the above.
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Correct Answer: all the above.
2. Perched acquifers are generally found
Options
A. on the surface of the ground
B. below the surface of the ground but above water table
C. below the water table
D. all the above.
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Correct Answer: below the surface of the ground but above water table
3. The formula for pipe flows, suggested by, Hazen-William is
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A.
B.
V
= 0.85
C
H
R
0.63
.
S
0.54
C.
D. None of these.
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Correct Answer:
V
= 0.85
C
H
R
0.63
.
S
0.54
4. The discharge
for the confined tube well is obtained from
Options
A. Thiem's formula
B. Darcy's formula
C. Tolman's formula
D. Dupuits formula.
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Correct Answer: Dupuits formula.
5. Water having pH value as 6, is
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A. alkaline
B. acidic
C. neutral
D. none of these.
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Correct Answer: acidic
6. If the average daily demand of a city of 50, 000 population, is 20 m.l.d., the maximum daily demand is
Options
A. 24 mld
B. 30 mld
C. 36 mld
D. 54 mld.
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Correct Answer: 36 mld
7. Steel pipe are
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A. suitable for withstanding high internal pressure
B. connected by riveted or welded joints
C. generally laid under ground and no expansion joint is required
D. likely to last 100 years under ordinary conditions
E. None of these.
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Correct Answer: likely to last 100 years under ordinary conditions
8. Alum is chemically
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A. Copper sulphate
B. Aluminium sulphate
C. Ferrous sulphate
D. Ferric sulphate.
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Correct Answer: Aluminium sulphate
9. The chlorine supply cylinders are generally kept at 38°C to 40°C to prevent
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A. conversion into crystals
B. it from burning
C. it from explosion
D. none of these.
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Correct Answer: conversion into crystals
10. The ratio of discharge and plan area of a continuous flow type settling tank, is known
Options
A. surface loading
B. overflow
C. overflow rate
D. all the above.
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Correct Answer: all the above.
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