How to practice Water treatment methods

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Question 44

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Which of the following options is/are TRUE about reverse osmosis process?
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Question 45

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Which of the following options is/are TRUE about coagulation-flocculation process?
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Question 54

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A thermal process, at a specific temperature, results in 2-log₁₀ removal of non-thermotolerant pathogenic microorganisms from a water sample in 20 min. The time needed to achieve 99.999% removal of these microorganisms under similar condition is ______ min (answer in integer).

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Question 18

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The process of removal of particles in a rapid sand filter with their description is given in the table.
Process
Description
(i) Straining
P: Removes only particles in the water large enough to get caught in the pores of the filter
(ii) Sedimentation
Q: Larger and heavier particles do not follow the fluid streamline around the sand grain and settle on the grain
(iii) Interception
R: Particles that do follow the streamline, but are too large and are caught because they brush up against the sand grains
(iv) Diffusion
S: Very small particles are experiencing Brownian motion and may collide with the sand grains by chance
Select the correct match.
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Question 28

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With respect to particle settling in wastewater treatment systems; the correct statement(s) is/are
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Question 35

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River water containing two types of spherical suspended particles (clay particles, metal particles) is retained in a sedimentation tank. The clay particles having diameter of 75 μm and specific gravity of 2.65 is settling in the tank with a constant velocity. The velocity of clay particles is 2 times of that of metal particles having specific gravity of 8. Assume discrete settling and laminar flow conditions within the sedimentation tank. The estimated diameter of the metal particles is ________________ (in μm, rounded off to integer)

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Question 56

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A flask (100 ml volume) has wastewater, which has 0.12 mg/L geosmin. Activated carbon is added in this flask for absorbing geosmin as per the Freundlich isotherm model (

where Q is mg adsorbate/mg adsorbent and C is the equilibrium concentration in mg/L). Activated carbon to be added in this flask for getting final remaining geosmin concentration of 0.05 mg/L would be ________________ (in mg/L, rounded off to three decimal places).

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Question 65

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An aeration tank needs to be installed for the removal of VOC from water, where the required rate of flow of water through the aeration tank is 180,000 m³/d. Permissible limit of VOC in the water is 12 μg/L. The saturation concentration of VOC is 5 μg/L and gas transfer rate constant is 0.40 per second at 25 °C. The initial concentration of VOC in the water is 33 μg/L. The volume of the aeration tank to satisfy the permissible limit of VOC at 25 °C is ________________(in m³, rounded off to two decimal places).

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Question 21

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Carbon dioxide is used in recarbonation process. A solution has 1 mole/L supersaturated calcium carbonate. Estimated amount of carbon dioxide (in grams) needed to completely convert calcium carbonate to calcium ions in 1 litre solution is
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Question 22

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A river water sample has pH of 4 and suspended solids concentration of 100 mg/L. If, alum is chosen as a coagulant, what will be the coagulation mechanism?
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