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Environmental Engineering

Environmental Engineering
The treatment of water with bleaching powder is known as

De-chlorination
Pre-chlorination
Super chlorination
Hypo-chlorination

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Environmental Engineering
The amount of coagulant needed for coagulation of water increases with (i) Increase in turbidity of water (ii) Decrease in turbidity of water (iii) Increase in temperature of water (iv) Decrease in temperature of water The correct answer is

(ii) and (iv)
(i)and(iv)
(i) and (ii)
(ii) and (iii)

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Environmental Engineering
The rate of filtration in slow sand filters in million litres per day per hectare is about

100 to 150
500 to 600
1400 to 1500
50 to 60

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Environmental Engineering
The working conditions in imhoff tanks are

Aerobic in lower compartment and anaerobic in upper compartment
Anaerobic only
Aerobic only
anaerobic in lower compartment and aerobic in upper compartment

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Environmental Engineering
Which of the following chemical compounds can be used for de-chlorination of water?

Carbon dioxide
Bleaching powder
Sulphur dioxide
Chloramines

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Environmental Engineering
Standard BOD is measured at

20°C - 5 day
25°C - 3 day
30°C - 5 day
20°C - 1 day

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