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1. A collection system must consider the population served 50 years into the future.
a. true
b. false

b. false


A collection system must consider the population served for 20-25 years.


It is its Structural Life that must be 50 years.


2. Drilling test holes along a proposed collection system route to determine geological data is
the first step in planning.
a. true
b. false

b. false


The first step is to define the area to be served.

3. Sewer use ordinances protect wastewater systems from injurious industrial waste.
a. true
b. false

a. true

4. Velocity requirements are optional for a gravity wastewater system.
a. true
b. false

b. false


Velocity requirements are NOT optional!


The minimum velocity to keep transported solids in suspension is 2 feet per second (fps), however 3 fps is recommended

5. The minimum velocity required to keep wastewater solids in suspension is 2 fps.
a. true
b. false

a. true

6. Grade, gpm, trench depth, pipe diameter and material affect flow velocity.
a. true
b. false

b. false


Not Trench Depth...


But Grade, GPM, Pipe Diameter,


A Pipe's C-factor rating (interior wall smoothness) CAN affect flow velocity.

7. C-factor is a pipe’s coefficient of cost.
a. true
b. false

b. false


A Pipe's C-factor rating, is its interior wall smoothness. The higher the rating, the smoother the walls.

8. The smallest pipe diameter allowed for a city gravity main is 6 inches.
a. true
b. false

a. true

9. Some of the primary components of a collection system are pipe, cleanouts, grease traps, sand traps, inverted siphons, vent pipes, manholes and ________.
a. storage tanks
b. lift stations
c. trench shoring
d. gas chlorinators

b. lift stations

10. A lateral connects a house service line to a city ________.
a. pump
b. manhole
c. main
d. valve

c. main

11. The line that carries wastewater to treatment is called the ________ line.
a. treatment
b. fallout
c. submain
d. outfall

d. outfall

12. A cleanout is designed for inserting a ________ tool, not for personnel entry.
a. cleaning
b. laboratory
c. repair
d. safety

a. cleaning

13. Cities should require ________ in kitchens, garages and restaurants.
a. sand traps
b. vent pipes
c. inverted siphons
d. grease traps

d. grease traps

14. Cities should require ________ at car washes.
a. sand traps
b. vent pipes
c. inverted siphons
d. grease traps

a. sand traps

15. A/An ________ allows a wastewater line to cross below the hydraulic gradient.
a. vent pipe
b. lift station
c. wastewater crossing
d. inverted siphons

d. inverted siphons