Water Resources and Environmental Engineering — Quiz 3
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A residential development is composed of open space, residential area, and impervious area with the following curve numbers: Open space: $$2.5$$ acres, $$CN=74$$ Residential: $$8.5$$ acres, $$CN=80$$ Impervious: $$1.5$$ acres, $$CN=98$$ For a storm producing $$7$$ inches of rainfall, determine the runoff depth.
- $$4.8\ \mathrm{inches}$$
- $$5.1\ \mathrm{inches}$$
- $$5.7\ \mathrm{inches}$$
- $$7.0\ \mathrm{inches}$$
A concrete-lined trapezoidal channel is used to convey water flow between Point A at a surface elevation of $$510\ \mathrm{m}$$ and Point B at a surface elevation of $$508\ \mathrm{m}$$ over a distance of $$2$$ kilometers. The surface roughness coefficient of the concrete is $$0.012$$. The flow conveyed by this channel in $$\mathrm{m^3/s}$$ is most nearly. The channel has a bottom width of $$5\ \mathrm{m}$$, water depth of $$3\ \mathrm{m}$$, and side slopes corresponding to a horizontal projection of $$4\ \mathrm{m}$$ on each side.
- $$70\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$
- $$105\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$
- $$150\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$
- $$165\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$
An $$8$$-foot wide rectangular channel carries $$200$$ cubic feet per second of water at a depth of $$1.5$$ feet before entering a hydraulic jump. The water depth downstream of the jump is most nearly.
- $$2.4\ \mathrm{ft}$$
- $$2.7\ \mathrm{ft}$$
- $$3.4\ \mathrm{ft}$$
- $$4.4\ \mathrm{ft}$$
A pump is used to lift water from a reservoir with a surface elevation of $$210$$ feet to an outlet elevation of $$235$$ feet with discharge pressure of $$50$$ psi. The pump flow is $$100$$ gallons per minute and uses a $$2.5$$-inch diameter hose with a $$C$$ value of $$135$$. The distance from the pump to the outlet is $$200$$ feet. Head loss due to fittings is approximately $$5$$ feet. Determine the required pump pressure.
- $$20\ \mathrm{psi}$$
- $$40\ \mathrm{psi}$$
- $$50\ \mathrm{psi}$$
- $$70\ \mathrm{psi}$$
Which of the following statements is true of viscosity?
- $$\text{It is the ratio of inertial to viscous force.}$$
- $$\text{It always has a large effect on the value of the friction factor.}$$
- $$\text{It is the ratio of the shear stress to the rate of shear deformation.}$$
- $$\text{It is usually low when turbulent forces predominate.}$$
A horizontal jet of water with density $$1000\ \mathrm{kg/m^3}$$ is deflected perpendicularly to the original jet stream by a plate. The jet area is $$0.01\ \mathrm{m^2}$$ and the jet speed is $$30\ \mathrm{m/s}$$. The magnitude of force required to hold the plate in place is most nearly.
- $$4.5\ \mathrm{kN}$$
- $$9.0\ \mathrm{kN}$$
- $$45.0\ \mathrm{kN}$$
- $$90.0\ \mathrm{kN}$$
A stormwater system is designed for a $$25$$-year return period flood. What is the probability that this design flood will be exceeded at least once during a $$20$$-year project life?
- $$55.8\%$$
- $$44.6\%$$
- $$36.0\%$$
- $$28.4\%$$
A water treatment plant's filtration system receives water with a turbidity of $$38$$ NTU and produces filtered water with a turbidity of $$1.2$$ NTU. Calculate the turbidity removal efficiency.
- $$96.8\%$$
- $$95.2\%$$
- $$93.7\%$$
- $$97.4\%$$
At a point in a pipeline, the pressure is $$180\ \mathrm{kPa}$$, the elevation is $$18\ \mathrm{m}$$ above datum, and the flow velocity is $$2.5\ \mathrm{m/s}$$. Using $$\gamma=9.81\ \mathrm{kN/m^3}$$ and $$g=9.81\ \mathrm{m/s^2}$$, calculate the elevation of the Energy Grade Line.
- $$37.8\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$36.4\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$35.8\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$39.1\ \mathrm{m}$$
A pumping well fully penetrates an unconfined aquifer with an initial saturated thickness of $$30$$ m. The well pumps at $$0.025\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$, the hydraulic conductivity is $$18\ \mathrm{m/day}$$, and the radius of influence is $$450$$ m. Using the Dupuit equation, calculate the drawdown at a distance of $$120$$ m from the well.
- $$1.12\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$0.84\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$1.46\ \mathrm{m}$$
- $$0.62\ \mathrm{m}$$
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