front 1 Calculate the chlorine dosage, mg/L, from the following data: Plant flow: 22,500,000 gallons per day | back 1 8.5 mg/L |
front 2 Which of the following will cause chlorine demand? | back 2 Hydrogen sulfide (H2S) |
front 3 What is the correct equation for chlorine dosage? | back 3 Chlorine demand + chlorine residual = chlorine dosage |
front 4 What is the gaseous chlorine feed rate, lbs/day, of the surface water plant that treats 45 MGD with a dosage of 18 mg/L? | back 4 6,755 lbs/day |
front 5 To avoid icing, or freezing of the chlorine in the supply lines, the recommended maximum draw-off rate of chlorine gas from a 150 pound cylinder is what? | back 5 40 lbs/day |
front 6 What process is required by the SWTR for all surface water supply systems? | back 6 Disinfection |
front 7 The addition of free chlorine to water that contains dissolved organic material could result in the formation of what potentially carcinogenic compounds? | back 7 Trihalomethanes |
front 8 This gas is non-flammable, non-explosive, 2.5 times heavier than air with a liquid to gas expansion ratio of 450:1? | back 8 Chlorine |
front 9 When gaseous chlorine is injected into a water supply, what two acids are formed? | back 9 Hypochlorous and hydrochloric acids |
front 10 How many parts of chlorine and ammonia will create mono-chloramine? | back 10 Three parts of chlorine and one part of ammonia |