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The trap which is not used in house drainage system is
Gully trap
P trap
S trap
C trap
Growth of algae is useful in
Sedimentation tank
Slow sand filter
Oxidation pond
Sludge digestion tank
Most significant gaseous air pollutant is
Carbon dioxide
Oxygen
Nitrogen
Sulphur dioxide
Pipe which carries discharges from sanitary fittings such as water closets urinals etc called
Waste pipe
Vent pipe
Discharge pipe
Soil pipe
A septic tank is a
Sedimentation tank
Digestion tank
Combined sedimentation & digestion tank
Aeration tank
In the last man hole of house drainage system. The trap provided
Gully trap
S trap
Floor trap
Intercepting trap
The term which is measured as vertical distance between crown and dip of trap
Crest width
Water seal
Dip depth
Depth of water
The sewer appurtenance constructed to provide a connection between the high level branch sewer to low level main sewer
Catch basin
Man hole
Drop manhole
Deep man hole
The system of carrying sewage through sewer
Dry system
Conservancy system
Partially seperate system
Sewerage
Method of cleaning rapid sand filter
Long laborious method
CoMpressed air method
Scraping
Agitation and back washing
The minimum velocity which will prevent the singing of particles in sewers
Non scouring velocity
Self cleansing velocity
Scouring velocity
None
Which of the following equipment can be used for removal of paper and rags from sewers
Claws
Gauge
Scraper
Scoop
All traps have a
Filter
Grating
Water seal
Gate valve
Stall type urinals are best suited for
High schools
Residential houses
People of same height
Public places
Minimum dia of manhole is
200cm
150cm
100cm
50cm
Drive sludge is good
Fuel
Manure
Filler of low lying area
Soil builder
Mostly adopted detonation period for septic tank under indian condition is
12 hrs
24 hrs
48 hrs
72 hrs
A natural method of disposal of sewage is
Sewage irrigation
Septic tank treatment
Composting
Aereated lagooning
Circular section of sewer is very common but it's best suited when dia is up to
0.75m
1.25m
1.50m
3m
Bacteria die at temperature is more than
50℃
40℃
30℃
25℃
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