Q. _____ is the residue from burning combustible material used for cooking and other heating purposes.

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Q. What is the maximum amount of solid waste produced in a country per capita per year?

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Q. What is the space provided per capita per day in public bins?

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Q. What is the time frame required for anaerobic digestion?

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Q. What is the amount required to build a concrete septic tank?

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Q. What is the population that lacks access to sanitation in India?

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Q. What is the expected year to achieve 100% sanitation?

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Q. What is the power of solar panels used in glaciers?

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Q. What is the average amount of water required for normal flushing?

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Q. What is the number of chambers in UDDT toilets?

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Q. What is the duration of use of each UDDT chamber?

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Q. What is the maximum amount of water consumption per flush to certify toilets in North America?

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Q. Flush toilets work well because of a part called “the S bend” or “the siphon”.

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Q. Flush toilets are said to be more sanitary than squat toilets.

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Q. What is the percentage of the world lacking access to toilets?

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Q. Corrosion is the deterioration of materials by chemical interaction with their environment.

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Q. Which is the most widely used material in water conduits?

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Q. A loss in mechanical strength is due to ______

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Q. The corroding piece of metal is described as a “mixed electrode”.

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Q. What is pH below which pH increases?

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