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Water and Wastewater Exam Review

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Water and Wastewater Exam Review

This document contains an example final exam for a civil engineering water and wastewater technology course. The exam contains multiple choice questions related to water disinfection methods, water treatment processes, wastewater treatment plant design, and other water and wastewater engineering topics. It provides relevant data and diagrams to aid in answering the questions.
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College of Engineering

Civil and Environmental Engineering Department


CIVL375: Water and Wastewater Technolog
E!ample "inal E!am
#$ %& pts' (elect the most appropriate answer
Part A through D are related to the table below which shows Ct (mg l
-1
min) values for 1.0-Log
(0!) inactivation of a certain microorganism.
Disinfectant "ater #em$erature
0.% C % C 10 C 1% C &0 C
'ree chlorine (0 %0 )( &% 1*
Performed chloramine 1)00 (+0 ,&0 %00 )(0
Chloride dio-ide &1 *.( (.( ,.) %.0
./one 0.( 0.,) 0.+* 0.)& 0.&+
A. #he strongest disinfectant among the four listed in the above table is
(i) 'ree chlorine (ii) Performed chloramines
(iii) chloride dio-ide (iv) ./one
0. #he value of Ct (mgl
-1
min) for free chlorine for ! inactivation at &0 C is about
(i) (ii) ), (iii) &+ (iv) 1).%
C. #he value of Ct (mgl
-1
min) for free chlorine for 0! inactivation at &% C is about
(i) 1&.% (ii) &% (iii) %0 (iv) 1).%
D. A water at &0 C is to be disinfected using o/one with 0! inactivation. 'or a contact time of
10 min1 the a$$lied o/one dose (mg2l) should be
(i) 0.0&+ (ii) 0.&+ (iii) &+0 (iv) &+00
3. .ne of the disadvantages of using free chlorine for disinfection is
(i) it forms #45s (ii) it forms chlorate
(iii) it is chea$ (iv) it leaves residual
'. .ne of the following sentences is correct about lime2soda-ash softening $rocess
(i) 5agnesium $reci$itates as 5gC.)
(ii) After treatment the water will have a low $4 value
(iii) 6oda ash will be needed when there is not enough al7alinit8 in the water
(iv) #he chemical formula of soda ash is Ca(.4)&
9. As the water turbidit8 increases1 one of the following will increase
(i) sus$ended solids (ii) #D6 (iii) hardness (iv) al7alinit8
4. :n the electrodial8sis method for removal of #D61 as the flow rate increases while other
conditions remain the same1 the removal efficienc8
(i) increases (ii) decreases (iii) remains the same
:. .ne of the followings is not a common coagulant
(i) 'eCl) (ii) 'e6.+ (iii) Al&Cl) (iv) Al&(6.+))
1
;. <e=ect brine from a distillation unit has )! dissolved solids. #hus1 the concentration of
dissolved solids in the brine in mg2l is
(i) ) (ii) )00 (iii) )000 (iv) )0000
>. A$$lied chlorine dose versus chlorine residual of drin7ing water is shown below. #he a$$lied
chlorine dose (mg2l) needed to have a free available chlorine of 0.+ (mg2l) is
(i) 0.+ (ii) 0.% (iii) 0. (iv) 1.+
L. 'rom the $revious figure1 the chlorine demand at an a$$lied chlorine dose of 1., mg2l is about
(i) 1., mg2l (ii) 0., mg2l (iii) 1.0 mg2l (iv) &.& mg2l
)$ %* pts' "hat is the minimum diameter of a c8lindrical C6#< needed to remove %! of
a contaminant entering the reactor at a flow rate of &0 m
)
2hr? #he reaction rate constant is
.02da8 and the reactor de$th should not e-ceed +.0 m.
&
3$ %* pts' A reverse osmosis unit (schematicall8 shown below) is to desalinate 1001000
gal of brac7ish water $er da8. #he membrane mass transfer coefficient is 0.0)%
psi d ft
gal
&
1 the $ressure difference between the feed and the $roduct water is )%0 $si1 and
the osmotic $ressure difference between the feed and the $roduct water is +% $si.
A. "hat is the re@uired area (ft
&
) of the membrane?
0. "hat is the concentration (mg2l) of dissolved solids in the brine?
)
'eedA
BfC1001000 gal2d
CfC 101000 mg2l
ProductA
B$C(01000 gal2d
C$C &%0 mg2l
0rine
*$ %5 pts' <esults of water anal8sis are $resented in the following me@2l bar gra$h.
Answer the following @uestions
a. #he total hardness of the water in mg2l as CaC.) is
b. #he al7alinit8 of the water in mg2l as CaC.) is
Lime and soda-ash treatment is selected to reduce hardness to $ractical limits. Answer the
following @uestionsA
c. #he amount of lime (mg2l) needed is
d. #he amount of soda ash (mg2l) needed is
e. #he concentration of Da (mg2l) in the treated water is
+
C.&
Ca
EE
5g
EE
Da
E
>
E
Cl
-
4C.)
-
6.+
--
).&
+.(
0
0.),
%.&
+.%
%.&
&.& ).(
5$ %* pts' :n a sor$tion isotherm e-$eriment1 1.% g activated carbon is mi-ed with %0 ml
meth8lene blue solution with a concentration of (0 mg2l. After e@uilibrium1 the
concentration of meth8lene blue in the solution was found to be )+ mg2l. Assuming no
adsor$tion of meth8lene blue on the container walls and that sor$tion is linear. "hat is
the value and units of the e@uilibrium sor$tion distribution coefficient (>)?
+$ %* pts' A single-stage tric7ling filter receives wastewater with a 0.D of &&0 mg2l. #he
filter is 1*0-ft in diameter and (-ft-dee$. #he design flow rate is &.0 mgd. Calculate the
effluent 0.D if the wastewater tem$erature is &%
o
C.
%
BC&.0 mgd
[Link] &&0 mg2l
BC&.0 mgd
[Link] ? mg2l
<ecirculated flowC 0.% mgd
7$ %5 pts' #he schematic diagram below shows $art of a wastewater treatment $lant. #he
$rimar8 settling tan7 removes )0! 0.D and ,0! sus$ended solids (66) while the
biological treatment removes 0! 0.D and 0! 66. #he characteristics of the
wastewater are indicated at $oint A.
A. #he $rimar8 settling tan7 is usuall8 designed assuming
(i) #8$e : settling (ii) #8$e :: settling
(iii) #8$e ::: settling (iv) #8$e :F settling
0. #he sus$ended solids (mg2l) entering the aeration tan7 ($oint 0) is a$$ro-imatel8
(i) 100 (ii) &)*% (iii) &%10 (iv) 10100
C. #he e-$ected 0.D (mg2l) at $oint D
(i) 1*-&% (ii) &*-)% (iii) /ero (iv) above )%
D. "hat is the food-to-microorganisms ratio inside the aeration tan7?
3. "hat is the sludge age?

,
< C)0!
B C +00 m
)
2d
0.D%C)%0 mg2l
66C&%0 mg2l
Primar8
settling tan7
Aeration tan7
FC&1%m
) 6econdar8
settling tan7
"aste sludgeC (m
)
2d
0 C D
3
66C101000 mg2l
A

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