Rajasthan Technical Education Second Year Paper 2016 – Public Health Engineering

Rajasthan Technical Education Second Year Paper 2016 – Public Health Engineering

Alum is chemically
(a) Copper sulphate
(b) Aluminium sulphate
(c) Ferrous sulphate
(d) Ferric sulphate

Hardness of water is caused due to
(a) Calcium sulphate
(b) Magnesium sulphate
(c) Calcium bicarbonates and nitrate
(d) All the above

The maximum permissible hardness for water supplies is
(a) 95 mg/lit
(b) 105 mg/lit
(c) 115 mg/lit
(d) 125 mg/lit

Most common surface water supply source is
(a) Sea
(b) River
(c) Pond
(d) Lake

The device installed for drawing water from sources are called
(a) Filters
(b) Intakes
(c) Aquifers
(d) None of the above

The dosage of coagulant depends upon
(a) turbidity
(b) pH value
(c) colour
(d) all the above are correct

Air relief valves in water supply pipe line are provided at
(a) pipe bends
(b) pipe joints
(c) summits
(d) low points

In order to consider temperature changes, metal pipes are usually provided with
(a) Expansion joints
(b) Contraction joints
(c) Anchorage
(d) Pressure relief valve

By which method we can calculate accurate estimate of the increase in population is called
(a) arithmetical increase method
(b) geometrical increase method
(c) incremental increase method
(d) graphical method

In Indian conditions the daily domestic need of water is generally
(a) 25 liter
(b) 40 liter
(c) 70 liter
(d) 135 liter

The permissible limit of turbidity of water for domestic use of
(a) 2 to 5 ppm
(b) 5 to 10 ppm
(c) 10 to 15 ppm
(d) 15 to 20 ppm

The permissible limit of B.O.D in domestic water should be
(a) Zero
(b) 100 ppm
(c) 150 ppm
(d) 200 ppm

The theoretical time of detention of water in sedimentation tank is called
(a) Basin period
(b) Detention period
(c) Settling period
(d) All are correct

First step of water treatment is
(a) Mixing and coagulation
(b) Sedimentation
(c) Filtration
(d) Disinfection

For the protection from diseases to public, mixing of chlorine more than breaking point is called
(a) Super chlorination
(b) Plain chlorination
(c) Post chlorination
(d) None of above


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