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15 Cards in this Set
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The only reason for a wastewater treatment plant is to protect downstream water users. T or F |
True |
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Hydrocarbons in the plant influent are a fire hazard. T or F |
True |
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You should be careful when discussing your wastewater exam as divulging test questions can jeopardize your operator certificate. T or F |
True |
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Point source discharge examples include: municipal , industrial, and agricultural wastewater treatment plants. T or F |
True |
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Q=(A)(V). T or F |
True |
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Saponifiable greases and organic will eventually stabilize . T or F |
True |
Able to convert to a soap |
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Temperature has little influence on solids settling. T or F |
False |
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Pumping sludge from a clarifier several times a day will help prevent sludge coning. T or F |
True |
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If sludge is too thick to pump add water and run pump at maximum speed for best results. T or F |
False |
Lines should be flushed and fully open |
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Solids will settle slower in warmer water than colder water. T or F |
False |
Solids settle faster in warmer water |
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As filter media void space increases it becomes a poor media for use with trickling filters. T or F |
False |
Voided space does not affect |
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Evenly spaced ports on a trickling filter distributor arm will ensure uniform fluid distribution. T or F |
False |
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With two stage trickling filters , flow is circulated back twice just as with three stage trickling filters, flow is circulated back three times. T or F |
False |
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Following a trickling filter there will be a clarifier to remove solids and biological material. T or F |
True |
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Solids are removed in a trickling filter by media filtering action. T or F |
False |
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