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WorksheetsBUILDING UTILITIES 1 - UE
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 23mins
an important component of a society's infrastructure and provides services vital to the function of an industrialized society.
Plumbing
System
Sanitary
System
Plumbing and
Sanitary Supply
Water Supply
System
Water that collects on the ground or in a stream, river, lake, reservoir, or ocean.
Ground
Water
Surface
Water
Rain
Water
Fresh
Water
_______ water, which is obtained by drilling wells, is water located below the ground surface in pores and spaces in the rock
Surface
Water
Fresh
Water
Ground
Water
Rain
Water
_____ % of water is consumed for domestic purposes. Water is used for drinking, bathing, cooking food and washing dishes, clothes, fruits, vegetables and brushing teeth.
10%
12%
15%
8%
______ is the largest consumer of water.
About 70% of water is used here.
Manufacturing
Household
Agriculture
Industrial
Water molecules exist in liquid form over an important range of temperature from 0-99 degree Celsius.
TRUE
FALSE
Water has a lower surface tension.
TRUE
FALSE
water is considered a biological solvent for its ability to dissolve a wide range of substance since it is polar molecule.
TRUE
FALSE
The use of chemical reagents to destabilize and increase the size of the particles; mixing; flog size growth; physical separation of the solids from the liquid phase Sedimentation (decantation), flotation, or filtering are commonly used to achieve this separation.
Sedimentation
Filtration
Coagulation
Disinfection
the process by which particles suspended in water settle out
of the suspension due to gravity.
Gravitation
Suspension
Sedimentation
Flocculation
a thermal drying technique in which heat energy is applied to the sludge in order for it to evaporate water.
Sedimentation
Flocculation
Sludge
Drying
Evaporation
Such a method can be used for distribution when the ground level of the water source/storage is sufficiently higher than the central village/town area.
Gravity Fed
Distribution
System
Pumping
System
Combined Gravity and Pumping System
Water
Distribution
System
Provide water for drinking, cooking, sanitary, washing, and gardening purposes.
Cold Water
System
Water Distribution
System
Household
Water System
Water Supply
System
Direct Water goes to overhead tank and then the water is supplied to different floors by gravity.
TRUE
FALSE
a natural process by which water moves across, through, and out of the soil as a result of the force of gravity.
Surface
Drainage
Soil
Drainage
Sanitary
Drainage
Waste
Drainage
During heavy rainfall the upper soil layers
become unsaturated and pools may form.
TRUE
FALSE
In order to facilitate the flow of excess water toward the drains, the field is given an artificial slope by means of ________.
Surface
Drainage
Countor
Grading
Land
Grading
Drainage
System
the removal of water from the rootzone. It is accomplished
by deep open drains or buried pipe drains.
Subsurface
Drainage
Surface
Drainage
Infiltration
Pipe
Drainage
In contrast to open drains, buried pipes cause no loss of cultivable land and maintenance requirements are very limited.
TRUE
FALSE
Regulates airflow to assure waste and water flows through pipes.
Pipe
Vent
Air
Vent
Vent
Stack
Water
Pressure
__________ carry waste out of your home to either
the city sewer or a septic tank.
Surface
Drainage
Drainage
Pipes
Sanitary
Pipes
Ground
Pipes
Type of Vent that Serve a battery of fixtures.
Yoke
Vent
Relief
Vent
Circuit
Vent
Air Vent
The vertical vent pipe installed for providing
circulation of air to and from any part of the soil,
waste of the drainage system.
Vent
Stack
Soil
Stack
Air
Vent
Yoke
Vent
A curved piece of drainpipe, made from metal or PVC plastic that allows the passing of waste material.
Elbow
Vent
Pipe
Trap
Soil
Stack
the process in which water leaks downward form the
upper soil layers to lower layers.
Infiltration
Sipping
Drainage
Osmosis
Usually located along the entire
perimeter of the roof.
Down
Sprout
Roof
Draiange
Facia
Board
Gutter
A VERTICAL OPENINGS IN THE ROAD CURBS
THROUGH WHICH THE STORMWATER FLOWS.
Drainage
Manhole
Curb Inlet
Metal
Grates
very useful in removing excess water from land
in a controlled manner and as quickly as possible, to a artificial
drainage system or natural water course. this should be done with
no damage to environment.
Soil
Drainage
Surface
Drainage
Sub-surface
Drainage
City Public
Sewer
The process of directing excess water away from the root zones of plants by natural or artificial means, such as by using a system of
pipes and drains placed below ground surface level.
Surface
Drainage
Sub-surface
Draiange
Soil
Infiltration
Public
Sewer
Composed of transmission lines, distribution
lines, pumping stations and reservoirs all designed to bring
potable water to our customers.
Water
Supply
System
Distribution
Pipes
Distribution
System
Sewarage
System
