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QUESTION: 1

How many types of aerators are commonly used in the treatment of wastewater?

Solution:

Explanation: There are 4 types of aerators namely Gravity aerators, Spray aerators, Diffusers and Mechanical aerators.

QUESTION: 2

 Organic contaminants are removed from the wastewater by

Solution:

Explanation: Organic contaminants are removed from the wastewater by the attraction and accumulation of one substance on the surface of another.

QUESTION: 3

 By which process, odor producing substances is oxidized?

Solution:

Explanation: By addition of chlorine dioxide to wastewater, odor producing substances is oxidized.

QUESTION: 4

Which of the following process is used to remove the colloidal particles from the effluent?
Solution:

Explanation: Chemical coagulation is used to remove colloidal particles by the use of coagulants which increase the particle size and they settle down.

QUESTION: 5

In which form of solute stabilization, hydrogen sulfide in effluent is oxidized into sulfate?
Solution:

Explanation: By the process of chlorination, effluent gets stabilized by the conversion of hydrogen sulfide into sulfate.

QUESTION: 6

 In which unit operation, gases are released or absorbed in the effluent?
Solution:

Explanation: In Gas transfer, gases are released or absorbed in the effluent by exposing the wastewater through aeration under normal, increased or reduced pressure.

QUESTION: 7

 In which process, excess lime is converted into bicarbonate?
Solution:

Explanation: By Re-carbonation of water softened by excess lime treatment, excess lime is converted into bicarbonate.

QUESTION: 8

Flocculation of iron from water by addition of lime is an example of which of the following process?
Solution:

Explanation: Chemical precipitation removes the dissolved substance from the effluent through ion transfer where precipitation of dissolved impurities takes place.

QUESTION: 9

 Which form of solute stabilization occurs when effluent passes through limestone?
Solution:

Explanation: When effluent passes through limestone, carbon dioxide in excess get converted into soluble bicarbonate.

QUESTION: 10

Solids are removed from the wastewater by which of the following unit operation?
Solution:

Explanation: During solids transfer, solids are removed from wastewater by straining, sedimentation, flotation and filtration.

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