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MCL - answer maximum contamination level

Iron MCL - answer.3 mg/L

Manganese MCL - answer.05 mg/L

Log removal for viruses? - answer4 log (99.99)

pH too high causes what in the transmission mains? - answer scaling (alkalinity high)

At what temp. is water most dense? - answer4deg C (39.2F)

Four characteristics of a pump curve? - answer Capacity (gym), total dynamic head,
brake horsepower, pump efficiency.

Process wherein electrostatic forces cause a chemical bridging or enmeshment of
colloidal particles into discrete, visible, suspended particles that will readily settle under
the influence of gravity? - answerFlocculation

After rehabilitation, a pipeline should be disinfected, flushed, and: - answertested for
bacteria

Main sources of hardness in water: - answercalcium and magnesium

Noncarbonate hardness equals: - answertotal hardness minus total alkalinity

Chlorine residual in the system can be interfered with by: - answerturbidity, temperature,
organics, and amonia.

Chemical commonly used to remove noncarbonate hardness: - answersodium
carbonate (soda ash)

If greater than 3% of water production is used for backwashing: - answerimprove filter
influent water quality

Which method approved for chlorine testing? - answerDPD

What type of meter to measure turbidity? - answerNephelometric

, Which gas increases during aeration? - answeroxygen (removes carbon dioxide,
methane, & hydrogen sulfide)

When placing a new water main in service, last test to be performed? - answertotal
coliform

What chemical is used for recarbonation (and why)? - answercarbon dioxide (brings pH
down)

In an ion exchange system, what is the purpose of the rinse cycle? - answerremoves
unused salt

At what temperature do chlorine cylinder fusible plugs melt? - answer71-74 C/160-165 F

What problem would likely occur if a well screen were not properly packed with gravel? -
answererosion

One use of polyphosphate in water treatment is: - answerkeeping iron and manganese
in solution

As the temperature of water decreases, what occurs? - answerViscosity will increase,
CaOH solubility will increase.

A 5ml water sample shows 43 colonies, what is reported value? - answer860
colonies/100ml

What is the recommended free chlorine residual for the farthest point in the distribution
system? - answer.2 mg/L

What can be one of the conditions caused by improper backwashing? - answermudball
formation and/or gravel displacement

The primary function of a clarfier is: - answerpermit floc to settle

What bacteria are used as an indicator in water testing? - answercoliform

Which valve should be used to slowly refill a dry rapid sand filter? - answerbackwash
valve (push air up out of media/influent valve would trap air, disturb media)

As a pump moves water from the clearwell to elevated storage, the clearwell water level
drops 8ft. What happens to pump head? - answerincreases by 8ft

What would the operator expect to see if the lime dosage is twice what is required for
softening? - answerincrustation will increase

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