Water Supply Engineering Questions (W5)

In this post, I will share some important questions which are frequently asked in competitive examinations such as SSC, UPSC and state PSCs.




  1. The joint on cast iron pipes for water supply are generally


    1. flanged
    2. welded
    3. spigot and socket (turned and bored)
    4. spigot and socket (lead)

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    Answer: d

  2. The valve, which allows the flow only in one direction, is a:


    1. reflux valve
    2. sluice valve
    3. gate valve
    4. none of the above

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    Answer: a

  3. The valve, which is provided in the water distribution pipes at street corners and pipe junctions to control the flow in the distribution system, is:


    1. an air valve
    2. a sluice valve
    3. a scour valve
    4. a reflux valve

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    Answer: b

  4. A check valve is also known as a:


    1. relief valve
    2. reflux valve
    3. blow off valve
    4. none of the above

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    Answer: b

  5. A sluice valve is also known as:


    1. air-inlet valve
    2. scour valve
    3. gate valve
    4. none of the above

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    Answer: c

  6. Pressure relief valves installed along water mains maybe provided for relieving:


    1. air pressure
    2. water hammer pressure
    3. ice pressure
    4. all of the above

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    Answer: b

  7. Anchorages in water pipelines are provided:


    1. at all bends
    2. at all steep slopes
    3. at other points of unbalanced pressure
    4. all of the above

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    Answer: d

  8. Scour valves are provided:


    1. at the street corners to control the flow
    2. at the dead ends to drain out the wastewater
    3. at every summit of the rising main
    4. at the foot of the rising main along the slope, to prevent back running of water

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    Answer: b

  9. A blow-off valve is provided in a water distribution system, at:


    1. low points
    2. high points
    3. junction points
    4. all of the above

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    Answer: a

  10. Summits are the point of:


    1. high pressures
    2. low pressures
    3. equal pressures
    4. none of the above

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    Answer: b






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