In this post, I will share some important questions which are frequently asked in competitive examinations such as SSC, UPSC and state PSCs.
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Per Capita water demand is the average value over a period of ...
- 1 day
- 1 week
- 1 month
- 1 year
View AnswerAnswer: d -
Which of the following practices causes a reduction in the per capita water consumption?
- Hotter Climate
- Modern Life
- Metered connection
- Good quality of water
View AnswerAnswer: c -
As per IS 1172-1993, what is the minimum domestic water consumption for town and cities with full flushing system?
- 200 L/H/D
- 155 L/H/D
- 135 L/H/D
- 100 L/H/D
View AnswerAnswer: a -
As per IS 1172-1993, what is the minimum domestic water consumption for small Indian town and cities?
- 200 L/H/D
- 155 L/H/D
- 135 L/H/D
- 100 L/H/D
View AnswerAnswer: c -
Which of the following industries required a maximum quantity of water to produce one unit?
- Automobiles
- Paper
- Fertilizer
- Sugar
View AnswerAnswer: b
S No. Name of the Industry
Unit of production
or raw material used
Approx.Quantity of
water required per
unit of production/
raw material in KL1 Automobiles Vehicles 40 2 Distillery (Alcohol) KL 122-170 3 Fertilizer Tonne 80-200 4 Leather (Tanned) Tonne 40 5 Paper Tonne 200-400 6 Special Quality Paper Tonne 400-1000 7 Straw board Tonne 75-100 8 Petroleum Refinery Tonne (Crude) 1-2 9 Steel Tonne 200-250 10 Sugar Tonne (Crude cane) 1-2 11 Textile Tonne (Goods) 80-140 -
The total water demand of a city is generally assessed on the basis of:
- maximum hourly demand
- maximum hourly demand + fire demand
- average daily demand + fire demand
- greater of (a) and (b)
View AnswerAnswer: d -
What is the ratio of maximum daily demand and annual average daily demand?
- 1.5
- 1.8
- 2.0
- 2.7
View AnswerAnswer: b -
What if the ratio between maximum hourly consumption and average hourly demand?
- 2.7
- 2.4
- 1.8
- 1.5
View AnswerAnswer: d -
What is the ratio between maximum hourly consumption and annual average hourly demand?
- 1.5
- 1.8
- 2.4
- 2.7
View AnswerAnswer: d -
Coincident draft in relation to water demand is based on:
- peak hourly demand
- maximum daily demand
- maximum daily demand + fire demand
- greater of (a) and (c)
View AnswerAnswer: c -
The distribution system in water supplies is designed on the basis of:
- average daily demand
- peak hourly demand
- coincident draft
- greater of (b) and (c)
View AnswerAnswer: d -
If the population of a city is 1.5 Lakh, and the average water consumption is 200 lpd, then the capacity of the pipe mains, should be:
- 54 MLD
- 45 MLD
- 81 MLD
- 72 MLD
View AnswerAnswer: a
Since average water consumption is given,
$1.8 \times 200 \times 150000 = 54000000 LD = 54 MLD$ -
If the average water consumption of a city is 300 LPCD and its population is 4 lakh, the maximum hourly draft of the maximum day will be:
- 120 MLD
- 216 MLD
- 324 MLD
- none of the above
View AnswerAnswer: c
Maximum hourly draft $=2.7 \times 300 \times 400000 = 324 MLD$ -
The pipe mains carrying water from the source to the reservoir are designed for the:
- maximum daily draft
- average daily draft
- maximum hourly draft of the maximum day
- maximum weekly draft
View AnswerAnswer: a -
Water losses in the water supply system are assumed as:
- 5 %
- 7.5 %
- 15 %
- 25 %
View AnswerAnswer: c
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