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Water Resources and Environmental Engineering — Quiz 4

Practice Water Resources and Environmental Engineering — Quiz 4 on SonaPrep (Water Resources and Environmental Engineering) with 10 scored questions. Use it to strengthen Water Resources and Environmental Engineering skills with exam-style timing, clear scoring, and review after each attempt. Work carefully, check explanations for misses, then retake to track improvement before test day.
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Water Resources and Environmental Engineering

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  1. A flow test is performed at a fire hydrant to determine the flow rating at a pressure of $$20$$ psi. The static pressure at the hydrant is $$70$$ psi. The test uses a hydrant with a $$2.5$$-inch orifice with a square outlet projecting into the barrel of the hydrant. A pitot pressure of $$45$$ psi is observed during the test. Determine the maximum flow rate that this system can provide at $$20$$ psi.

    • $$875\ \mathrm{gpm}$$
    • $$1270\ \mathrm{gpm}$$
    • $$1638\ \mathrm{gpm}$$
    • $$3500\ \mathrm{gpm}$$
  2. The pitot tube shown below is placed at a point where the velocity is $$2.0\ \mathrm{m/s}$$. The specific gravity of the fluid is $$2.0$$, and the upper portion of the manometer contains air. Determine the manometer reading $$h$$.

    • $$20.0\ \mathrm{m}$$
    • $$10.0\ \mathrm{m}$$
    • $$0.40\ \mathrm{m}$$
    • $$0.20\ \mathrm{m}$$
  3. The purpose of an emergency spillway is most closely:

    • $$\text{To lower reservoir levels in anticipation of a significant rainfall event that could cause flooding.}$$
    • $$\text{To divert flows from a reservoir, if a dam safety inspection indicates a dam's principal is in an unsafe condition.}$$
    • $$\text{To divert reservoir flows so that emergency responders can safely access a water body in the event of a drowning or other serious injury.}$$
    • $$\text{To allow flow to pass that exceeds the capacity of the principal spillway and protect the dam in the event of a flood.}$$
  4. A $$12$$ inch diameter concrete sanitary sewer with $$n=0.013$$ flows half full and is constructed on a grade of $$0.5\%$$. Determine the flow velocity.

    • $$1.6\ \mathrm{ft/s}$$
    • $$2.0\ \mathrm{ft/s}$$
    • $$3.2\ \mathrm{ft/s}$$
    • $$32.4\ \mathrm{ft/s}$$
  5. A weir must be sized at a pond to pass flow into an emergency spillway for flood control. Given a weir width of $$10$$ ft, which is smaller than the width of the channel, determine the approximate depth of flow required to pass $$125$$ cfs.

    • $$1^\prime-6^{\prime\prime}$$
    • $$2^\prime-0^{\prime\prime}$$
    • $$2^\prime-6^{\prime\prime}$$
    • $$3^\prime-0^{\prime\prime}$$
  6. A water treatment plant with a flow of $$30,000\ \mathrm{m^3/day}$$ uses polymer at a dose of $$1.5\ \mathrm{mg/L}$$. The polymer solution has a concentration of $$0.5\%$$. Calculate the required volume of polymer solution per day.

    • $$45\ \mathrm{m^3/day}$$
    • $$9\ \mathrm{m^3/day}$$
    • $$18\ \mathrm{m^3/day}$$
    • $$4.5\ \mathrm{m^3/day}$$
  7. A storm event generates $$15,000\ \mathrm{m^3}$$ of runoff with an average TSS concentration of $$180\ \mathrm{mg/L}$$. Calculate the total mass of suspended solids transported.

    • $$27\ \mathrm{kg}$$
    • $$270\ \mathrm{kg}$$
    • $$2,700\ \mathrm{kg}$$
    • $$27,000\ \mathrm{kg}$$
  8. A pumping test on a well shows discharge of $$0.035\ \mathrm{m^3/s}$$ with drawdown of $$4.2\ \mathrm{m}$$. Calculate the specific capacity.

    • $$12.0\ \mathrm{L/s/m}$$
    • $$8.33\ \mathrm{L/s/m}$$
    • $$4.17\ \mathrm{L/s/m}$$
    • $$14.7\ \mathrm{L/s/m}$$
  9. Which statement about a combined sewer line is correct?

    • $$\text{Storm water and sewage share the same pipe}$$
    • $$\text{Imaginary gradient line}$$
    • $$\text{Residential and commercial sewage share pipe}$$
    • $$\text{Activated sludge transport line}$$
  10. Characteristics that lead to eutrophication of a water body include all the following except:

    • $$\text{Nitrogen runoff}$$
    • $$\text{Sediment deposition}$$
    • $$\text{High dissolved oxygen}$$
    • $$\text{Excess plants}$$

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