6.15 Flashcards

1
Q

Ensure there are adequate quantitates of water for drinking, cooking and cleaning

A

Unit Commander

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2
Q

Provides sufficent potable water

A

Engineering O

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3
Q

Advises the CO on water quality, test water quality

A

MDR

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4
Q

All sources of water in the field are _____ until tested

A

Unsafe

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5
Q

Influences on water quality

A

Quality, quantity, Accessibility

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6
Q

Surface water

A

Comes from lakes, rivers, streams, seas and oceans
Dirtiest
Placed so least amount of contamination ensues

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7
Q

Ground water

A

Wells and springs
Water is mostly clean
quantity issue
30 yards upstream of any contamination

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8
Q

Does bottled water still need to be tested?

A

Yes

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9
Q

Typical field water treatment processes

A

(1) Straining
(2) Chemical addition
(3) Coagulation
(4) Sedimentation
(5) Various kinds of filtration

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10
Q

Most common field water purification device

A

ROWPU

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11
Q

USMC Lightweight medium tactical freshwater purification

A

Purifies fresh water
3000 gallons per hour

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12
Q

Lightweight Wate purifier

A

125 gallons per hour

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13
Q

Tactical water purification system

A

1500 gallons per hour
Replacing ROWPU
Smaller

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14
Q

Types of disinfectants

A

1) Calcium Hypochlorite (HTH), 65% to 70% (most common, granular form).
2) Sodium Hypochlorite 5% or 10% (unscented bleach).
3) Chlorine dioxide
4) Chlorine gas
5) Bromine
6) Chloramines ozone
7) UV radiation

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15
Q

Most common way of disinfecting field water

A

Chloronation

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16
Q

What ppm should water be received at in the field

A

1 ppm, if not rechlorinate
If received below .2, chlorinate to 2ppm and wait 30 min

17
Q

When and how can we use surface water or well water if we use disinfectant?

A

Chlorinate to 5ppm, wait 30 min and retest
only in an emergency

18
Q

Tablets for a water canteen

A

2 Iodine, 30 min contact time

19
Q

Tablets for 2 court canteen

A

4 iodine, 30 min contact time

20
Q

Tablets for 5 gallon jug

A

40 iodine tablets, 30 min contact time

21
Q

If water is cloudy or dirty looking, how many iodine tablets do you put in?

22
Q

Types of containers for water storage in the field

A

-Onion 3000 gallon
-Potable water and distribution system (PWS/DS)
-Forward Area Water Point Supply System (FAWPSS)
-Semitrailer mounted Fabric Tank (SMFT) 3 or 5k gallons
-Tactical Water Distribution System (TWDS) 10 miles
-Water Distribution and waste management system
- 400 gallon
- 5 gallon can
- Individual water storage equipment
- 800 gallon water pod

23
Q

3 modules of the Water Distribution and waste management system

A

(a) Water distribution set
(b) Hospital
(c) Deployable Medical System (DEPMEDS)

24
Q

Disinfection procedures for field water containers

A

Method 1
Method 2
Mechanical
Alternative

25
Mechanical Cleaning
Scrub inside of tank with disinfectant
26
Method 1 cleaning
Chlorinate to 100 ppm 60 minute contact time
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Method 2
5 gallon bucket chlorinated to 100 ppm, swab the inside of container for 60 minutes Least preferred, used when not enough water or disinfectant
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Alternative method
Chlorinate water to 10 ppm, hold for 24 hours