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Garima Mahor
Subject: Science
, asked on 16/3/18
What is the difference between scum and sludge
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Garima Mahor
Subject: Science
, asked on 16/3/18
Explain sewage treatment
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Garima Mahor
Subject: Science
, asked on 16/3/18
Explain sewage
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Gautam Khera
Subject: Science
, asked on 10/3/18
What percentage of water in activated sludge?
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Abida
Subject: Science
, asked on 3/3/18
Which bacteria that decompose organic waste ?
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Aniruddh
Subject: Science
, asked on 27/2/18
The pebbles are big it should be removed through bar screening not by grit and sand removal!!!!
BTW in grit and sand removal grit and sand is not removed!!!
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Aditya Anand
Subject: Science
, asked on 26/2/18
Please give answer
Write one words for each of the following
1. Dirty Water
2. The chemical process of wastewater treatment plant
3. Wastewater that contains suspended impurities
4. The material that settles at the bottom of sedimentation tanks
5. Material that rises to the top in sedimentation tanks.
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Mehjabeen Hussain
Subject: Science
, asked on 19/2/18
How is wwtp water is cleaned
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Kuldeep Kaur
Subject: Science
, asked on 15/2/18
It is dangerous to defecate in open. Why?
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Hanshraj Behera
Subject: Science
, asked on 14/1/18
Q. Name the types of impurities which are present in waste water with the help of example.
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Hanshraj Behera
Subject: Science
, asked on 14/1/18
Q Name the types of impurities present in waste water with the help of example.
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Hanshraj Behera
Subject: Science
, asked on 14/1/18
Name the types of impurities which are present in waste water with the help of example?
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Aditya Anand
Subject: Science
, asked on 8/1/18
Sove it
QA. Objective type questions
Choose the correct option.
Q1. Which one of these is a mechanical process of treating wastewater ?
(a) Screening of wastes (b) Digestion of wastes
(c) Disinfecting water (d) None of these
Q2. Which of the following removes the largest impurities of sewage ?
(a) Vertical bars (b) Grit chamber
(c) Aeration tanks (d) Sedimentation tanks
Q3. Which one of these refers to the material that settles at the bottom in wastewater treatment ?
(a) Sludge (b) Scum
(c) Sewage (d) None of these
Q4. In which one of these is air blown onto the sewage ?
(a) Grit chambers (b) Aeration tanks
(c) water tank (d) Septic tank
Q5. Improper management of sewage results in
(a) diseases (b) contamination of water supply
(c) water pollution (d) all of these
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Aniruddh
Subject: Science
, asked on 8/1/18
Is phosphate a nutrient??
and it comes under inorganic component or organic components??
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1
Ananya Singhal
Subject: Science
, asked on 5/1/18
Good sanitation practices yield good hygiene . Explain
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BTW in grit and sand removal grit and sand is not removed!!!
Write one words for each of the following
1. Dirty Water
2. The chemical process of wastewater treatment plant
3. Wastewater that contains suspended impurities
4. The material that settles at the bottom of sedimentation tanks
5. Material that rises to the top in sedimentation tanks.
Q. Name the types of impurities which are present in waste water with the help of example.
QA. Objective type questions
Choose the correct option.
Q1. Which one of these is a mechanical process of treating wastewater ?
(a) Screening of wastes (b) Digestion of wastes
(c) Disinfecting water (d) None of these
Q2. Which of the following removes the largest impurities of sewage ?
(a) Vertical bars (b) Grit chamber
(c) Aeration tanks (d) Sedimentation tanks
Q3. Which one of these refers to the material that settles at the bottom in wastewater treatment ?
(a) Sludge (b) Scum
(c) Sewage (d) None of these
Q4. In which one of these is air blown onto the sewage ?
(a) Grit chambers (b) Aeration tanks
(c) water tank (d) Septic tank
Q5. Improper management of sewage results in
(a) diseases (b) contamination of water supply
(c) water pollution (d) all of these
and it comes under inorganic component or organic components??