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1.11 Piping and Instrumentation

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 4hrs 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which valve type is best suited for preventing backflow in a wastewater system?

a)

Butterfly valve

b)

Gate valve

c)

Check valve

d)

Diaphragm valve

2.

Which check valve has a hinged disc that open to allow flow in one direction and closes to prevent backflow?

a)

Swing check valve

b)

Ball check valve

c)

Diaphragm check valve

d)

Spring check valve

3.

What is the advantage of using a ball check valve in wastewater systems?

a)

Low pressure drop

b)

Tight seal under low pressure

c)

Minimal maintenance

d)

High flow capacity

4.

What is the purpose of a modulating control valve in a wastewater system?

a)

To prevent backflow

b)

To provide emergency shut-off

c)

To regulate flow by adjusting position

d)

To release air pockets

5.

Which control valve type is commonly used in wastewater systems to handle viscous fluids and slurries?

a)

Globe valve

b)

Ball valve

c)

Diaphragm valve

d)

Gate valve

6.

What makes a solenoid valve or pneumatic actuator useful in automated wastewater systems?

a)

Remote operation

b)

Flow measurement

c)

Pressure regulation

d)

Corrosion resistance

7.

What is the function of a foot valve in wastewater systems?

a)

To control flow rates

b)

To prevent siphoning

c)

To regulate pressure

d)

To reduce water hammer

8.

What is the advantage of using an electrically actuated control valve in wastewater systems?

a)

Simple installation

b)

Manual control capability

c)

Quick response to control signals

d)

Resistance to corrosion

9.

What is the primary function of a positioner in a control valve system?

a)

To provide emergency shut-off

b)

To monitor flow rates

c)

To prevent backflow

d)

To adjust the valve's opening

10.

Which piping material is NOT recommended for use in areas with high UV exposure in wastewater operations?

a)

PVC

b)

FRP

c)

HDPE

d)

Ductile Iron

11.

What is the primary advantage of using polyethylene (PE) pipes in wastewater applications?

a)

High heat resistance

b)

Excellent corrosion resistance

c)

High-pressure tolerance

d)

Low cost

12.

What is the primary advantage of using fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) pipes in wastewater applications?

a)

Corrosion resistance

b)

Heat resistance

c)

Low cost

d)

High flexibility

13.

What is the primary disadvantage of using cast iron pipes in wastewater applications?

a)

High cost

b)

Susceptibility to corrosion

c)

Low strength

d)

Limited availability of fittings

14.

Which type of wastewater piping is commonly used for underground applications due to its durability and resistance to external pressure?

a)

PVC

b)

UPVC

c)

HDPE

d)

LDPE

15.

Which type of piping material is most appropriate for wastewater with a high concentration of solid particles?

a)

PVC

b)

GSP

c)

HDPE

d)

PE

16.

What is the primary advantage of using galvanized steel pipes in wastewater applications?

a)

Lightweight

b)

Low cost

c)

High heat resistance

d)

Corrosion resistance

17.

In which situation would you typically use a flanged joint for pipe connections in wastewater systems?

a)

Assembling steel pipes in a chemical plant

b)

Joining PVC pipes in a residential plumbing system

c)

Connecting PE pipes for potable water supply

d)

Joining copper pipes in a cooling water system

18.

What instrument is used to detect the presence of specific pollutants in wastewater by analyzing their absorption or emission of light?

a)

Membrane DO meter

b)

Turbidity meter

c)

Spectrophotometer

d)

Flowmeter

19.

Which instrument is commonly used to monitor the flow rate of wastewater in open channels?

a)

Flowmeter

b)

Weir

c)

Conductivity meter

d)

Differential pressure transmitters

20.

Which level measurement technology is suitable for wastewater applications with varying levels and conditions?

a)

Float switches

b)

Differential pressure transmitters

c)

Conductivity probes

d)

Ultrasonic level sensors

21.

A pH of 9 in wastewater indicates:

a)

Alkaline condition

b)

Acidic condition

c)

Neutral condition

d)

Corrosive condition

22.

How does the rotation speed of a drum screen affect its performance?

a)

Higher speed improves performance

b)

Lower speed improves performance

c)

Speed has no effect

d)

Performance varies with screen size

23.

How does the design of a drum screen differ from that of a bar screen?

a)

Drum screens use rotating belts

b)

Drum screens have wider spacing

c)

Drum screens have finer openings

d)

Drum screens use inclined bars

24.

What is the primary advantage of using a submersible pump compared to other types of pumps?

a)

Lower energy consumption

b)

Quieter operation

c)

Higher discharge pressure

d)

Minimal maintenance

25.

How is cooling typically achieved in a submersible pump motor?

a)

Air cooling

b)

Oil immersion

c)

Water cooling

d)

Heat sinks

26.

What is the purpose of a turbidity meter in wastewater analysis?

a)

To measure flow rate

b)

To assess water clarity

c)

To monitor pH levels

d)

To detect dissolved oxygen levels