Top 250+ Solved Waste Water Treatment MCQ Questions Answer

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Q. What are the byproducts of the breakdown of the organic compounds by UV rays?

a. CO

b. CO2 + H2O

c. H2CO3 and water

d. CO + H2O

  • b. CO2 + H2O

Q. In what range is the EE/O present in order to reduce one log of reduction?

a. 0-20 KWH

b. 20-265 KWH

c. 265-365 KWH

d. 365-650 KWH

  • b. 20-265 KWH

Q. Primary sludge includes __________

a. Total suspended solids

b. Suspended solids

c. Removable solids

d. Settleable solids

  • d. Settleable solids

Q. Which of the following methods are used in rural communities?

a. Aerobic digestion

b. Mechanical dewatering

c. Dewatering

d. Composting

  • d. Composting

Q. From which of the following methods can toxic chemicals be removed?

a. Sorption

b. Adsorption

c. Absorption

d. Dewatering

  • a. Sorption

Q. What is the term used for reuse of sewage sludge?

a. Compost

b. Solids

c. Biosolids

d. Sludge

  • c. Biosolids

Q. In which year was the term Biosolids introduced?

a. 1990

b. 1995

c. 1998

d. 2000

  • c. 1998

Q. What is the first step in the sewage treatment process?

a. Dewatering

b. Thickening

c. Phosphorus recovery

d. Digestion?

  • b. Thickening

Q. What is the amount of solids released into wastewater by human beings?

a. 30 gpcd

b. 40 gpcd

c. 60 gpcd

d. 70 gpcd

  • d. 70 gpcd

Q. What is the percentage of aerobically digested sludge?

a. 0.2-0.5

b. 0.3-0.6

c. 1.0-2.0

d. 1.5-3.0

  • c. 1.0-2.0

Q. Ws = Wsp + WssWhat does Wsp stand for in the above equation?

a. Total dry solids

b. Raw primary solids

c. Suspended solids

d. none

  • b. Raw primary solids

Q. Sludge from the primary clarifier is ______

a. Brown and flocculant like appearance

b. Dark in colour

c. Gray and slimy

d. Dark brown in colour

  • c. Gray and slimy

Q. How does the chemical sludge appear?

a. Gray in colour and not slimy

b. Brown and flocculant like appearance

c. Red/grayish brown

d. Black in colour

  • c. Red/grayish brown

Q. How does the activated sludge appear?

a. Gray

b. Red

c. Brown and flocculant like appearance

d. Greasy

  • c. Brown and flocculant like appearance
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