Q. What is the body of permeable rock which can contain or transmit groundwater called?

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Q. The water supply consists of a connection point from where the fire fighters can tap water and is called as _______

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Q. ______ is used to lift surface water and move it to a nearby treatment plant.

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Q. What are the facilities including pumps and equipment for pumping fluids from one place to another are called?

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Q. What is an artificial channel for conveying water, typically in the form of a bridge across a valley or other gap called?

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Q. What is the wastewater flow in a sewer system during the periods of dry weather with minimum infiltration called?

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Q. In order to determine the section of the sewer, it is essential to know the total quantity of the sewage that would flow through the sewer.

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Q. The dry weather flow is also called as sanitary sewage.

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Q. Which of the following factors does the dry weather does not depend on?

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Q. Which of the following common unit is used to express the rate of water supply to a city or town?

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Q. The quantity of sanitary sewage entering the sewers would be ___________ the total quantity of water supplied.

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Q. The quantity of sanitary sewage directly depends on ______

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Q. The quantity of water supply is equal to the rate of supply multiplied by the ______

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Q. Wet weather flow is _________ than the dry weather flow.

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Q. Dry weather flow+ storm water=_________

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Q. Sewage flow rates vary by source and with a time of the day, the season of the year and weather conditions.

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Q. A proper assessment should be made before sewers are sized or treatment plant capacities are set.

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Q. What is the lowest wastewater flow in hospitals?

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Q. __________ in residential areas resemble water usage patterns in those areas.

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Q. A graph showing discharge versus time past a specific point in a conduit carrying flow is called?

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