MultipleChoicePractice-1 Flashcards
Temporary trickling filter odor control can be obtained by :
a. Use of insecticide B Using Masking agent c. Draining the filter d. pH adjustment E. Using hydrogen sulfide
B. Using a masking agent
A roughing filter can be used to
a. increase wastewater DO before trickling filter application
b. Remove wastewater solids before gravity filter application
c. Reduce high BOD wastewater before trickling filter application
d. Disinfect wastewater
e. Reduce the pH
C. Reduce high BOD wastewater before trickling filter application
Nitrification is the conversion of
a. Ammonia-nitrogen to nitrite and then nitrate
b. Nitrate to nitrogen gas
c. None of the above
d. Ammonia-nitrogen to nitrogen gas
e. ammonia to amine
A. Ammonia -Nitrogen to nitrite and then nitrate
When igh sloughing occurs on a RBC, the oprator should
a. All are correct
b. Check the pH
c. Check the influent flow rate and determine if it is high
d. Check the influent for toxic substances
e. Check the influent organic load and determine if it is high
A. All are correct
Denitrification is
a. Conversion of nitrate to nitrite to nitrogen gas products conversion of nitrogen to nitrate c. conversion of nitrogen to amine d. Conversion of ammonia to amine e. Conversion of nitrate to amine
A. Conversion of nitrate to nitrite to nitrogen gas products
Important measurements for rotating biological contractor operations are
a. All are correct
b. BOD
c. DO
d. COD
e. pH
A. All are correct
Aerobic sludge digestion normally takes about
a. a. 7 days
b. All are correct
c. 20 days
d. 30 days
e. 90 days
D. 30 days
Starting up and shutting down an activated sludge treatment plant
a. Is an easy operation
b. Is the same from one plant to another
c. Is to o difficult for even an Operator, only engineers start and shut down plants
d. Should be accomplished in one shift
e. Should follow a written plan
E. Should follow a written plan
Ammonia-nitrogen in the effluent of treatment plants may cause
a. Potential health hazards to newborn infants
b. Ammonia toxicity to fish in receiving waters
c. Increased MPN
D. Increased dissolved oxygen depletion in receiving waters
e. All are correct
E. all are correct
An anaerobic process is one
a. Containing low BOD
b. None of the above
c. Containing no dissolved oxygen
d. May or may not contain dissolved oxygen
e. Containing dissolved oxygen
C. Containing no dissolved oxygen
Microorganisms found in the MLSS include
a. Free crawling ciliates
b. Flagellates
c. All are correct
d. Stalked ciliates
e. Amoeboid
C. All are correct
reC. Food wastes
D. Rubber
E. Inert materials
C. Food wastes
Worms and rotifers are examples of
a. Animals in the MLSS
b. Viruses in the MLSS
c. MO in the MLSS
d. Algae in the MLSS
e. Bacteria in the MLSS
A. Animals in the MLSS
It is always important when using chlorine
a. To remember less is better
b. To remember pathogens will not be affected
c. To remember more is better
d. To apply to correct amount. An under dose or an over dose can lead to serious problems
e. To remember that the dose does not affect what microorganisms are in the wastewater
D. To apply the correct amount. An under dose or an over dose can lead to serious problems.
WAS stands for
a. Has no significance
b. None are correct
c. Work always safely
d. Waste activated sludge
e. Wait after supper
D. Waste activated sludge