Wastewater Treatment Operator Certification Test #2 Already Passed

Wastewater Treatment Operator Certification Test #2 Already Passed What is the typical BOD removal efficiency in a primary clarifier? A) 10 to 15% B) 40 to 60% C) 20 to 50% D) 95 to 99% C) 20 to 50% (v.1 pg 129) What does the "F" in F/M ratio represent? A) The microorganism population in the aeration tank B) The amount of filamentous bacteria in the activated sludge process C) The MLVSS in the aeration tank D) The food for the microorganisms flowing into the aeration tank, in lbs/day D) The food for the microorganisms flowing into the aeration tank, in lbs/day (v.2 pg 58) Which of the following describes the appearance of healthy activated sludge? A) Thick, greasy, dark tan foam B) Brown with a moderate amount of crisp, white foam C) Clear liquid with clear foam D) Gray liquid with no foam B) Brown with a moderate amount of crisp, white foam What is used to control filamentous organisms? A) Polymer B) Sulfur Dioxide C) Coagulant D) Chlorine D) Chlorine (v.1 pg 399) What are commonly used to control chlorine feed rate for disinfection? A) BOD and MLVSS B) pH and temperature C) Flow and chlorine residual D) DO and TSS C) Flow and chlorine residual (v.1 pg 356) Which toxic gas is commonly found in septic wastewater and smells like rotten eggs? A) Hydrogen Sulfide B) Carbon monoxide C) Hydrogen D) Carbon Dioxide A) Hydrogen Sulfide (v.2 pg 299) What is the permissible exposure limit for chlorine gas vapor during a normal 8 hour workday and a 40 hour work week? A) 0.1 ppm B) 0.5 ppm C) 1 ppm D) 15 ppm B) 0.5 ppm (v.2 pg 268) What is a vulnerability assessment? A) Assesses the impact of hydrogen sulfide to a concrete structure B) Analyzes the impact of flow and infiltration problem to the plant hydraulics C) Estimates the vulnerability of aquatic wildlife to excessive algae growth D) Contingency planning to determine the vulnerability of the utility during various types of emergencies and identify corrective actions to reduce the risks D) Contingency planning to determine the vulnerability of the utility during various types of emergencies and identify corrective actions to reduce the risks (v.2 pg 722) What is the difference between the settling rate of activated sludge and raw sludge? A) Activated sludge settles slightly faster than raw sludge B) Activated sludge settles at the same rate as raw sludge C) Activated sludge settles slower than raw sludge D) Activated sludge settles much faster than raw sludge C) Activated sludge settles slower than raw sludge (v.1 pg 109) What should be mostly found in healthy activated sludge?