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Low Level Effluent Treatment Plant Quiz

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the total capacity of the collection tanks in the LLETP?

a)

50 m³

b)

60 m³

c)

70 m³

d)

80 m³

2.

How many collection tanks does the LLETP consist of?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

4

d)

5

3.

What type of effluent does the LLETP treat?

a)

High-level radioactive effluent

b)

Low-level radioactive effluent

c)

Chemical effluent

d)

Organic effluent

4.

Which types of treatment lines are available in the LLETP?

a)

Gamma and beta lines

b)

Alpha and beta lines

c)

Gamma and alpha lines

d)

Alpha and delta lines

5.

What are the two operating options provided by the LLETP?

a)

Direct discharge & storage

b)

Decay storage & discharge; Decay storage treatment & discharge

c)

Pre-treatment & direct discharge

d)

Chemical treatment & storage

6.

What is the primary method used in the LLETP for effluent treatment?

a)

Filtration

b)

Chemical precipitation (flocculation-coagulation)

c)

Sedimentation

d)

Biological treatment

7.

Which chemicals are added during the treatment process in the LLETP?

a)

Chlorine and ammonia

b)

Alum, soda ash, and Praestol

c)

Sodium chloride and potassium

d)

Hydrochloric acid and lime

8.

Where does the solid phase (sludge) of the treated effluent get transferred to for drying?

a)

Incinerator

b)

Drying oven

c)

Solar bed

d)

Filtration unit

9.

What happens to the treated supernatant from the flocculator?

a)

It is recycled back into the system

b)

It is discharged into the environment

c)

It is pumped into a retention tank

d)

It is evaporated

10.

Which types of effluent are specifically processed in the LLETP?

a)

Organic and chemical effluents

b)

Alpha and beta effluents

c)

Gamma and beta effluents

d)

Alpha and gamma effluents

11.

What method is used for treating sedimentation at LLETP?

a)

Chemical precipitation

b)

Biological treatment

c)

Thermal treatment

d)

Filtration

12.

Which tank at LLETP is used for the retention of treated supernatant from the flocculator?

a)

Holding tank

b)

Retention tank

c)

Delay tank

d)

Collection tank

13.

What is the purpose of the sedimentation process in the LLETP?

a)

To remove suspended solids from the effluent

b)

To adjust the pH of the effluent

c)

To disinfect the effluent

d)

To increase the temperature of the effluent

14.

How is the effluent treated in the LLETP before discharge?

a)

Through a series of biological processes

b)

By direct discharge into the environment

c)

By chemical precipitation and filtration

d)

By evaporation and condensation

15.

What is the role of Praestol in the treatment process at LLETP?

a)

To adjust the pH of the effluent

b)

To enhance flocculation and sedimentation

c)

To disinfect the effluent

d)

To increase the temperature of the effluent