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Practice Exams Grade II Treatment - Division of Water Quality

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285. Calculate the volume <strong>of</strong> sludge in the clarifier.DATA:Clarifier volume = 700,000 gallons.Aeration tank conc. = 3% solids.Return sludge conc. = 12% solids.Depth <strong>of</strong> sludge blanket = 8 ft.Average clarifier depth = 10 ft.Concentrations determined by centrifuge method, not by·gravimetric means.A. 0.14.B. 0.20.C.D.0.92.1.26.286.287.288.289.290.How many pounds <strong>of</strong> chlorine will be used in one day if the flowis 700,000 gpd and a uniform dose <strong>of</strong> 1.2 mg/L is applied?A. 71bs.B. 15 Ibs.C. 22 Ibs.D. 26 Ibs.The main action <strong>of</strong> a mixed media filter isA. Straining.B. Disinfecting.C. Coagulation.D. None <strong>of</strong> the above.Chlorine cylinders may be lifted usingA. Cables.B. Chains.C. Clamps.D. Ropes.A chlorine leak can be detected byA. An explosimeter.B. Checking the leak gauge.C. Green or reddish deposits on metal.D. Spraying water on suspected leaks.Failure <strong>of</strong> the chlorine solution pumps would resul t inA. A decrease in digester gas production.B. An increase in digester gas production.C. Lower effluent fecal coliform count.D. None <strong>of</strong> the above.

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