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Waste Water Treatment

This document is a question bank from the Department of Chemistry at SRM Valliammai Engineering College for the course 1921701 - Wastewater Treatment. The question bank contains 25 multiple choice and short answer questions assessing various levels of cognitive skills related to topics in the first unit on water quality, preliminary treatment, and unit operations such as mixing, clarification, sedimentation, aeration, coagulation, and flocculation. The questions are intended to help students learn and demonstrate their understanding of key concepts in wastewater treatment.

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Waste Water Treatment

This document is a question bank from the Department of Chemistry at SRM Valliammai Engineering College for the course 1921701 - Wastewater Treatment. The question bank contains 25 multiple choice and short answer questions assessing various levels of cognitive skills related to topics in the first unit on water quality, preliminary treatment, and unit operations such as mixing, clarification, sedimentation, aeration, coagulation, and flocculation. The questions are intended to help students learn and demonstrate their understanding of key concepts in wastewater treatment.

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SRM VALLIAMMAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE

(An Autonomous Institution)


SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur – 603 203

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

QUESTION BANK

C
VE
M

VII SEMESTER
SR

1921701 - Wastewater Treatment

Regulation 2019
(Common to all branches)

Academic Year 2022-23

Prepared by

Department of Chemistry

Department of Chemistry, SRM Valliammai Engineering College (Autonomous), SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur 603 203, Tamil Nadu.
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SRM Nagar, Kattankulathur – 603 203

UNIT I - WATER QUALITY AND PRELIMINARY TREATMENT


Water Quality-physical-chemical and biological parameters of water-Water quality requirement
- potable water standards-Wastewater effluent standards-water quality indices. Water
purification systems in natural systems- physical processes-chemical processes and biological
processes-Primary, secondary and tertiary treatment-Unit operations-unit processes. Mixing,
clarification-sedimentation; Types-aeration and gas transfer-coagulation and flocculation,
coagulation processes.

BT
S. No Part-A (2 Marks) Competence
Level
1. What is potable water? 1 Remembering
2. What are unit operations? 2 Understanding

C
3. Design the process involved in sedimentation. 6 Creating
4. List out the unit operations used in the treatment.
VE 3 Applying
5. Define detention time. 1 Remembering
6. Define aeration. 1 Remembering
7. Examine water quality indices. 4 Analyzing
8. Define coagulant. 1 Remembering
M
9. Mention any two examples for coagulant. 2 Understanding
10. Mention any two requirements of portable water. 1 Remembering
SR

11. Compare coagulation and Flocculation. 4 Analyzing


12. Distinguish coagulation and sedimentation. 2 Understanding
13. Why is maintenance important for primary treatment units? 4 Analyzing
14. List out the unit operations in primary treatment. 3 Applying
15. Define sedimentation. 1 Remembering
16. What is flocculation? Give example. 5 Evaluating
17. Illustrate the applications of water quality indices. 6 Creating
18. List the different types of aeration? 3 Applying
19. Differentiate between unit operations and unit processes in
2 Understanding
Waste water treatment.
20. What is meant by gas transfer? 5 Evaluating

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21. Execute the term biofiltration. 3 Applying


22. Describe unit processes with examples. 2 Understanding
23. Demonstrate the role of aerobic processes in biological unit
2 Understanding
operations.
24. Differentiate aerobic processes from anaerobic processes. 4 Analyzing
25. Report the role of mixing in wastewater treatment. 3 Applying

BT
S. No Part-B Competence
Level
1. i. Mention the requirements of good quality of water? 2 Understanding
ii. Discuss any four physical water quality parameters with

C
1 Remembering
examples.
2. Briefly describe the chemical and biological water quality
VE 4 Analyzing
parameters.
3. Criticize how water purification in natural systems. 5 Evaluating
4. Explain water quality indices with steps involved and with
1 Remembering
WQI data.
M
5. Organize the block diagram for conventional waste water
3 Applying
treatment and narrate the primary treatment process.
SR

6. Implement the flow diagram for conventional waste water


treatment and explain the secondary and tertiary treatment 4 Analyzing
process.
7. Compare the coagulation and flocculation in water
2 Understanding
treatment.
8. Demonstrate the physical and chemical unit operations with
1 Remembering
its applications.
9. Explain the principle and process of aeration and gas
4 Analyzing
transfer.
10. Explain the coagulation processes. 1 Remembering
11. i. How is coagulation and flocculation carried out? Give its
4 Analyzing
advantages and disadvantages

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ii. Give detailed note on mixing, clarification and


1 Remembering
sedimentation.
12. Describe clarification process in water treatment. 2 Understanding
13. Illustrate briefly on aeration and gas transfer. 3 Applying
14. i. With a neat sketch of various steps involved in Biological
2 Understanding
treatment.
ii. Explain how coagulation processes carried out? 3 Applying
15. Compare waste water effluent and potable water standards. 3 Applying
16. i. Discuss the term alkalinity and explain its causes and
4 Analyzing
effects.
ii. Explain the causes and effects of acidity, the chemical
3 Applying

C
water quality parameter.
17. Write in detail about the term water quality indices
VE 3 Applying

BT
S. No Part-C Competence
Level
1. Explain the physical, chemical and biological parameters of
M
2 Understanding
water and its quality.
2. Explain the various physio-chemical characteristics of
SR

4 Analyzing
sewage and state their environmental significance.
3. Outline the various stages on water purification in natural
5 Evaluating
systems.
4. Write in detail on the processes of primary, secondary and
1 Remembering
tertiary treatment in water purification.
5. Demonstrate the unit operations for physical, chemical and
3 Applying
biological processes.

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UNIT II - INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT


Filtration-size and shape characteristics of filtering media-sand filters hydraulics of filtration-
design considerations-radial, upflow, highrate and multimedia filters, pressure filter. Water
softening-lime soda, zeolite and demineralization processes – Boiler troubles-scale, sludge,
priming, foaming, caustic embrittlement and boiler corrosion.
BT
S. No Part-A (2 Marks) Competence
Level
1. What is the principle of filtration? 1 Remembering
2. List out any two examples of ion exchange resins. 3 Applying
3. Analyze zeolite process. 4 Analyzing
4. Mention any two advantages of ion exchange method. 1 Remembering

C
5. Write the chemical formula for zeolite. 1 Remembering
6. Define scale and sludge. VE 1 Remembering
7. What are the types of filtration? 2 Understanding
8. Explain boiler corrosion with suitable example. 1 Remembering
9. What is meant by sand filter? 5 Evaluating
10. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of lime-soda
M
6 Creating
process.
11. Recognize caustic embrittlement with suitable example 3 Applying
SR

12. Define water softening. 1 Remembering


13. Compare priming and foaming. 3 Applying
14. How is boiler water treated? 2 Understanding
15. How is the regeneration process achieved in ion exchange
4 Analyzing
method?
16. What is pressure filter? 5 Evaluating
17. Design the process involved in ion exchange method. 6 Creating
18. Mention any two disadvantages of zeolite process. 2 Understanding
19. Examine sand filter sizes. 4 Analyzing
20. Differentiate zeolite and ion exchange processes. 2 Understanding
21. Describe the term filtration. 2 Understanding
22. Execute the materials used in filtering medium. 3 Applying

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23. Organize the advantages of sand filter. 4 Analyzing


24. Examine the advantages and disadvantages of high rate
4 Analyzing
filters.
25. Identify the disadvantages of demineralization process. 2 Understanding

BT
S. No Part-B Competence
Level
1. What are sand filters? Discuss its types. 2 Understanding
2. What is filtration? Explain the size and shape characteristics
4 Analyzing
of filtering media.
3. Criticize dual, multimedia and pressure filters. 5 Evaluating

C
4. i. What is sand filter? What are its quality requirements? 1 Remembering
ii. Write advantages and disadvantages of ion exchange
1 Remembering

5.
process.
VE
Illustrate briefly on lime-soda water softening process.
3 Applying
Discuss its advantages and disadvantages.
6. Discuss Zeolites. How are they used in softening of water?
M
4 Analyzing
Draw a diagram for explanation.
7. i. How do we conclude high rate filters for removal of
3 Applying
SR

impurities?
ii. Discuss in brief the design and operation of high rate
2 Understanding
filters.
8. Write the merits and demerits of external treatment of water. 2 Understanding
9. Explain the process of design considerations in high rate
filters with block diagram? Narrate its advantages and 4 Analyzing
disadvantages.
10. Compare lime-soda and zeolite process. 4 Analyzing
11. How is water softened by zeolite processes? 4 Analyzing
Give detailed note on lime-soda process. 1 Remembering
12. Draw a suitable diagram and describe the Ion exchange
2 Understanding
process for the softening of boiler water.

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13. How will you regenerate the exhausted ion exchange resins
2 Understanding
and zeolites?
Write brief notes on the disadvantages of using zeolite
4 Analyzing
process.
14. i. What is boiler feed water? Discuss its requirements. 1 Remembering
ii. Compare scale and sludge with suitable examples. 3 Applying
15. Organize the troubles caused for boiler due to boiler feed
4 Analyzing
water.
16. Support the following boiler troubles with examples.
(a) Scale and Sludge 5 Evaluating
(b) Priming and foaming

C
17. Is caustic embrittlement and boiler corrosion are the reason
5 Evaluating
for boiler troubles? Defend with your points.
VE BT
S. No Part-C Competence
Level
1. What are zeolites? How do they function in water softening? Understandin
2
M
Specify its advantages and disadvantages. g
2. What parameters we need to consider for filtration for the
SR

following filters; High rate multimedia filters and pressure 4 Analyzing


filters.
3. Execute the advantages and disadvantages of lime soda,
5 Evaluating
zeolite and demineralization process.
4. Describe in detail on principle, chemical reaction of the
1 Remembering
demineralization process.
5. Argue that the lime soda process and zeolite process plays a
5 Evaluating
major role in industrial water treatment.

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UNIT III - CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT METHODS


Taste and odour control-Adsorption-activated carbon treatment-removal of color-iron and
manganese removal-aeration, oxidation, ion exchange and other methods-effects of fluorides-
fluoridation and fluoridation-desalination-Corrosion prevention and control-factors influencing
corrosion-Langelier index-Corrosion control measures.
BT
S. No Part-A (2 Marks) Competence
Level
1. What is conventional treatment method? 2 Understanding
2. How will you purify the coloured water? 2 Understanding
3. Why do you get the rid of the smell of wastewater? 4 Analyzing
4. Define adsorption. 1 Remembering

C
5. Examine adsorption in wastewater treatment. 4 Analyzing
6. Distinguish physical adsorption and chemical adsorption?
VE 2 Understanding
7. Investigate What can activated carbon absorb? 6 Creating
8. Analyze how to minimize the problem due to iron and
4 Analyzing
manganese in distribution mains.
9. List out the constituents that are commonly affected by
M
3 Applying
aeration?
10. Mention the types of aerator. 3 Applying
SR

11. Name the commonly used chemical oxidants in water


1 Remembering
treatment.
12. State the level of fluoride used in industrial waste supply. 5 Evaluating
13. Give any four effects of fluorides. 2 Understanding
14. Defend water fluoridation. 4 Analyzing
15. What is de-fluoridation? 2 Understanding
16. Describe the characteristics of de-fluoridation process. 1 Remembering
17. Summarize few corrosion control techniques in industrial
2 Understanding
effluents.
18. What is Langelier index? 2 Understanding
19. How is LIS calculated? 3 Applying
20. Outline the term Langelier index in wastewater. 4 Analyzing

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21. Select the causes for taste and odor in water. 3 Applying
22. Appraise the prevention measures for taste and odor control. 4 Analyzing
23. Describe the term physisorption with example. 1 Remembering
24. Identify some of the applications of activated carbon 2 Understanding
25. Define fluorosis. 1 Remembering

BT
S. No Part-B Competence
Level
1. i. Briefly describe the principle of adsorption. 2 Understanding
ii. Outline the measures for the taste and odor control. 4 Analyzing
2. i. Differentiate physisoprtion from chemisorption. 3 Applying

C
ii. Discuss the application of activated carbon. 2 Understanding
3. Defend the wastewater treatment process with activated
VE 5 Evaluating
carbon.
4. i. Why is aeration technique important for wastewater
4 Analyzing
treatment?
ii. Explain the aeration and oxidation process for the removal
M
3 Applying
of iron and manganese from wastewater treatment.
5. Draw a suitable diagram and describe the ion exchange
SR

method for the removal of iron and manganese from 4 Analyzing


wastewater.
6. Explain anyone treatment employed for the removal of iron
2 Understanding
and manganese from wastewater.
7. What do you mean by de-fluoridation? Defend conventional
5 Evaluating
method for the removal of de-fluoridation.
8. i. Examine the effects of fluorides. 4 Analyzing
ii. What is desalination? With a neat diagram describe the
Reverse Osmosis method for the desalination of 1 Remembering
wastewater.
9. Construct Nalgonda technique with suitable block diagram. 6 Creating
10. Discuss the various corrosion prevention measures besides 1 Remembering

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nature of the metal


11. How will you prevent corrosion by changing the nature of
3 Applying
environment
12. Elaborate the process for corrosion control by modifying the
2 Understanding
design and metal.
13. Describe corrosion control techniques.
1 Remembering
(a) sacrificial anodic protection (b) organic lining
14. Organize Langelier saturation index (SI) with suitable
2 Understanding
procedure
15. Bring out the manganese zeolite process carried out for the
3 Applying
removal of iron and manganese in the wastewater treatment.

C
16. i. Organize the advantages and disadvantages of Nalgonda
4 Analyzing
technique. VE
ii. Compare de-fluoridation with fluoridation. 3 Applying
17. Defend electrodialysis process with its advantages and
5 Evaluating
applications.
M
BT
S. No Part-C Competence
Level
SR

1. Compile the various treatments like aeration, filtration and


6 Creating
oxidation process of wastewater treatment.
2. Describe the mechanism of Nalgonda techniques in the
3 Applying
absence of alternate low fluoride source for drinking water.
3. Define the term desalination. Name the different methods of
2 Understanding
desalination. Explain any one in detail.
4. Investigate the corrosion control process of refinery
6 Creating
wastewater effluent used in the industry.
5. Judge whether aeration and oxidation or manganese zeolite
process is better for the removal of iron and manganese from 5 Evaluating
water.

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UNIT IV - WASTEWATER TREATMENT


Wastewater treatment-pre and primary treatment-equalization neutralization-screening and grid
removal-sedimentation-oil separation gas stripping of volatile organics-biological oxidation-
lagoons and stabilization basins-aerated lagoons-activated sludge process-trickling filtration-
anaerobic decomposition-Break point chlorination.
BT
S. No Part-A (2 Marks) Competence
Level
1. Define wastewater treatment. 1 Remembering
2. Differentiate unit operations and unit processes in
3 Applying
wastewater treatment.
3. Enumerate the steps accomplished for waste water
2 Understanding

C
treatment.
4. Illustrate the various processes of primary treatment.
VE 4 Analyzing
5. Compare preliminary and primary treatment. 3 Applying
6. State few purposes of equalization in industrial wastewater
1 Remembering
treatment.
7. Generalize the methods used for mixing in equalization
M
6 Creating
process.
8. Compare and contrast the difference between equalization
4 Analyzing
SR

and neutralization.
9. Execute the term sedimentation. 5 Evaluating
10. Examine the purpose of sedimentation. 1 Remembering
11. Report the factors which influencing the sedimentation. 6 Creating
12. Evaluate the design criteria for screen chamber. 5 Evaluating
13. Write down the process involved in sedimentation. 6 Creating
14. Explain the term aerated lagoons. 2 Understanding
15. Define biological oxidation. 1 Remembering
16. Explain the role activated sludge process. 2 Understanding
17. What are the key factors which influences the activated
3 Applying
sludge process?
18. Examine the trickling filter medium. 4 Analyzing

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19. Explain the terms SVI and F/M ratio. 5 Evaluating


20. Differentiate MLSS and MLVSS. 3 Applying
21. Examine the term equalization. 3 Applying
22. Defend neutralization. 4 Analyzing
23. Demonstrate the purpose of neutralization. 3 Applying
24. Describe lagoons and its impact with wastewater. 2 Understanding
25. Select the types of bacteria works in most lagoon system. 5 Evaluating

BT
S. No Part-B Competence
Level
1. Define waste water treatment. List out the preliminary and Remembering
1

C
primary treatment methods.
2. Explain the types of processes involved in the neutralization. Remembering
VE 1
Also give its control measures.
3. Discuss the term equalization. What are the applications of Remembering
1
equalization in industrial wastewater treatment?
4. Summarize neutralization with its purpose and methods with Understanding
2
M
suitable block diagram.
5. Write the design criteria (types) for screening and brief its
SR

objectives and purpose. Draw block diagram for grit removal 5 Evaluating
in screening process.
6. What is meant by sedimentation tank? Explain its types with
1 Remembering
neat sketch.
7. Contrast the gas stripping of volatile organics with neat
2 Understanding
diagram.
8. How does the oil separator works in water treatment Applying
3
process? Explain different types of oil separators.
9. Illustrate waste stabilization ponds and its classification and Applying
3
working principle.
10. Describe briefly about the biological oxidation with types of
2 Understand
lagoons.

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11. Demonstrate the types, methods and process of aerated


3 Applying
lagoons.
12. Organize the advantages and disadvantages of aerated
6 Creating
lagoons.
13. Summarize in detail with neat sketches about the trickling
filters and state the various advantages and disadvantages of Analyzing
4
conventional trickling filter.
14. Describe the various types of process involved in anaerobic Analyzing
4
decomposition with flow chart.
15. Execute the pros and cons of stabilization basin with neat
5 Evaluating
diagram.

C
16. Implement the process, progress and influencing factors of
3 Applying
activated sludge process with neat block diagram.
VE
17. i. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of activated
2 Understanding
sludge process.
ii. Defend the advantages and disadvantages of trickling filter
2 Understanding
method.
M
BT
S. No Part-C Competence
Level
SR

1. Execute and draw the process of screening and


1 Remembering
sedimentation with their advantages and disadvantages.
2. Examine and illustrate the components and the operational
principles of activated sludge process with neat sketch. Write 3 Applying
its advantages and disadvantages.
3. Describe aerated lagoons and narrate their types, methods,
4 Analyzing
process, advantages and disadvantages with neat diagram.
4. Appraise the need, principle, advantages, disadvantages and Evaluating
5
applications of trickling filter method
5. Demonstrate anaerobic decomposition and narrate how the
organic matter in the waste and wastewaters is transformed 3 Applying
to biogas.

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UNIT V - ADSORPTION AND OXIDATION PROCESS


Chemical process-Adsorption-theory of adsorption-Ion exchange process-chemical oxidation-
advanced oxidation process-sludge handling and disposal-Miscellaneous treatment processes.
BT
S. No Part-A (2 Marks) Competence
Level
1. Appraise any three advanced oxidation process 3 Applying
2. Define adsorption. 1 Remembering
3. Classify the various types of adsorption. 2 Understanding
4. Enumerate the factors which affecting adsorption. 5 Evaluating
5. Distinguish physisorption and chemisorption 4 Analyzing
6. List out the advantages and disadvantages of UV based
1 Remembering

C
AOPs.
7. Explain the advantages and disadvantages of aeration.
VE 5 Evaluating
8. State the principle of demineralization by ion exchange. 6 Creating
9. Differentiate demineralization and desalination. 3 Applying
10. Write about ozone based AOPs. 3 Applying
11. Implement the purpose of hydroxyl radical in advanced
M
2 Understanding
oxidation process.
12. Construct the steps involved in ion exchange process. 6 Creating
SR

13. Define chemical oxidation. 1 Remembering


14. Mention the techniques involved in chemical oxidation
2 Understanding
process.
15. Define oxidation process. 1 Remembering
16. Compare the terms oxidation and reduction. 4 Analyzing
17. Demonstrate the disadvantages of ozone based AOPs. 5 Evaluating
18. Organize some of the sludge processing/disposal methods. 3 Applying
19. Identify the advantages of ozone based AOPs. 2 Understanding
20. Distinguish between oxidizing agent and reducing agent. 4 Analyzing
21. What are the common methods used in chemical process for
1 Remembering
wastewater treatment
22. Justify the role of chemical precipitation in chemical 4 Analyzing

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processes.
23. Name the chemicals which are used in chemical oxidation
2 Understanding
processes.
24. Execute the term chemical disinfection. Give example. 3 Applying
25. Examine advanced oxidation process. 4 Analyzing

S. No Part-B BTL Competence


1. What are the chemical processes involved in waste water
1 Remembering
treatment? Explain briefly.
2. Examine the principle of adsorption with flowchart and how Applying
3
adsorption is calculated. Explain.

C
3. Illustrate the various types of adsorption and write down the Applying
3
applications of adsorption technologies.
4.
following:
VE
What is chemical precipitation? Appraise that with the
5 Evaluating
(a) Alum (b) lime (c) ferrous sulphate
5. Discuss about the Ion exchange method of water softening Understanding
2
M
with a sketch.
6. What is meant by softening? Explain the different methods
4 Analyzing
SR

of Water Softening.
7. Discuss in detail about the methods of demineralization. 2 Understanding
8. Explain briefly about the chemical advanced oxidation
5 Evaluating
processes.
9. Write in detail about the technologies used to produce
1 Remembering
Hydroxyl radicals.
10. Distinguish various methods of sludge disposal adopted for
4 Analyzing
the treatment of wastewater.
11. Define sludge thickening. Explain the methods used for
sludge thickening process. Also discuss about the recent 1 Remembering
advances in sludge treatment.
12. Enumerate and explain the various stages of sludge 4 Analyzing

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digestion, also the factors which affecting the same.


13. Describe in detail about the sludge handling process. 2 Understanding
14. Explain in detail about sludge conditioning and dewatering
6 Creating
with a neat sketch.
15. Organize chemical oxidation process by ozonation and Applying
3
chlorination.
16. Execute the advanced oxidation process via ozone based
4 Analyzing
AOPs with its advantages and disadvantages
17. Develop Fenton’s related AOPs for advanced oxidation
6 Creating
process.

C
S. No Part-C BTL Competence
1. Describe the chemical processes with its applications. 1 Remembering
2. Explain the various ion exchange processes involved in the
VE
treatment of wastewater and mention its applications on it.
2 Understanding

3. Experiment the Ozone based, UV based and Fenton’s related


4 Analyzing
AOPs with suitable equations.
4. Is aeration part of miscellaneous treatment processes?
5 Evaluating
M
Justify.
5. Defend sludge handling and disposal with suitable block
5 Evaluating
diagram
SR

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