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Increase in population of a rapidly growing city, may be estimated by

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The formula for the head loss in conduits is generally known as

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The most commonly used chemical for dechlorination of water, is

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Disappearance of pink colour of water of a well due of KMnO4 indicates that water contains

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Mostly used coagulant, is

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The maximum permissible colour for domestic supplies based on cobalt scale, is

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Mathamoglobinemia, or blue baby disease is caused due to

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The formula for the head loss in conduits is generally known as

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After cleaning a slow sand filter, the filtered water is not used for

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The prescribed hardness limit of potable water ranges between

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Water is supplied from the source to the treatment plant under gravity in

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Shales are

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The dilution ratio at which the odour is hardly detectable is generally called threshold odour number and for public supplies it should not exceed

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The main process to purify water by filtration, is

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A pressure conduit laid under ground, may not be subjected to

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The standard B.O.D. at 20&Deg;C, is taken for the consumption in

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For centrifugal pumps

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The standard B.O.D. at 20&Deg;C, is taken for the consumption in

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Water is distributed to consumers by gravitational system, in

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Velocity of flow of water in plain sedimentation water tank, is normally kept

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The joint used for joining the plain ends of cast iron pipes, is

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The period of cleaning of a slow sand filter, is usually

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If G is the specific gravity of particles of diameter d, the velocity of settlement V in still water at T°C, according to Stoke's law, is

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The cast iron pipes for water supply system are used for

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In distribution pipes, air valves are provided at

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The most important and widely used tube well in India, is

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Pick up the incorrect statement from the following. The source of surface water is from

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litres of water per person per day, is provided in

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Growth of population can be conveniently represented by

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The bacterias which may survive with or without free oxygen, are called