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List 3 sewer line hydraulic cleaning methods

- Balling


- Kiting


- High velocity cleaning

High velocity cleaning machine are used to do all of the following except:



A) Remove roots


B) Remove grease


C) Open stoppages


D) Clean lines of silt and sand

A) Remove roots


B) Remove grease


C) Open stoppages


D) Clean lines of silt and sand

True or False:



Sewer balls use the principle of hydraulic head to develop high-velocity flow around the ball

True

The most common method of cleaning sewer force mains is:



A) Scooters


B) Power rodding


C) High velocity cleaning


D) Poly pigs

A) Scooters


B) Power rodding


C) High velocity cleaning


D) Poly pigs

List 2 sewer line mechanical cleaning methods

- Bucket machines


- Power Rodding

Which chemical is not used for the control of hydrogen sulfide?



A) Sulfuric acid


B) Chlorine


C) Lime


D) Hydrogen peroxide

A) Sulfuric acid


B) Chlorine


C) Lime


D) Hydrogen peroxide

Chemicals are used to control what types of problems in sewers?



A) Grit


B) Roots


C) Viscosity


D) Blockage

A) Grit


B) Roots


C) Viscosity


D) Blockage

What technique would be used to remove large amounts of debris in larger sewer lines?



A) Flushing


B) High velocity cleaning


C) Rodding


D) Power bucket

A) Flushing


B) High velocity cleaning


C) Rodding


D) Power bucket

What factors contribute to the production of hydrogen sulfide in a collection system?

- Low pH


- Anaerobic conditions


- High temperatures

True or False:



Power rodders are most effective in lines greater than 25 inches in diameter

False

Why are inside drop lines installed in manholes?

To prevent splashing

True or False:



When performing internal repairs of piping with a grout sealing system, the camera is generally located upstream of the sleeve packer

False



(It is located downstream so water build-up doesn't obstruct view)

What is the purpose of a mandrel test?

To make sure a pipeline is clear; a mandrel is 5% less than the inside diameter of the pipe, it is pulled through to make sure the pipe isn't flattened or offset when backfilling

What is the purpose of sewer pipe bedding?

To cushion and protect the pipe

Name 3 different methods of locating a paved-over manhole

- CCTV


- Referencing as-built plans


- Metal detectors

A mixture of sand and cement applied pneumatically that forms a high density, resistant concrete



A) Epoxy


B) Plaster


C) Caulking


D) Gunite

A) Epoxy


B) Plaster


C) Caulking


D) Gunite

Name 3 desirable properties of chemical grout sealants

- Non toxic


- Remains flexible


- Non corrosive

A pipe leaks 3 gallons in 90 minutes. What is the rate of loss in gallons/day?

3gal/90min = 2gal/hr x 24hr/day = 48gal/day


Calculate the force against a one foot diameter plug when the test pressure is 5 PSI.



Force(lbs) = Head(PSI) x Area(square inches)

1 foot = 12 inches


Area = (12")(12")(0.785) = 113.04 square inches


113.04 square inches x 5 psi = 565.2lbs

What is the elevation of the pipe invert at each station if the desired slope is 0.006?



Station Elevation of invert


0+00 160.00


0+50 _______


1+00 _______

Station Elevation of invert


0+00 160.00


0+50 160.30


1+00 160.60

What is the volume of water required to fill an 18 inch pipe that is 500 feet long? Give answer in gallons.



Volume = Area x Length

18 inches = 1.5 feet


Area = (1.5ft)(1.5ft)(0.785) = 1.77square feet


Volume = (1.77 square feet)(500ft) = 885 cubic ft


(885 cubic feet)(7.48) = 6619.8gallons