First Semester M.E. (Civil) Degree Examination, January 2015 Environmental Engineering 2K8EN101 : ADVANCED WATER TREATMENT Time : 3 Hours
Max. Marks : 100 Note : 1) Answer any five full questions. 2) Assume missing data suitably.
1. a) State the objectives of aeration in water supplies. List the different types of aerators and explain any two of them.
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b) The initial dissolved oxygen concentration of pond water at 30 cm deep is 2.8 mg/l. Find the concentration after 10 days if the temperature of the water is 20°C, on the assumption that the rate of absorption of oxygen from the atmosphere is sufficiently fast to saturate the surface layer of water in a relatively short time. 10 2. a) Derive an expression for settling velocity of a discrete particle in a settling tank.
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b) Determine settling velocity of spherical particles of size 5 × 10–2 cm. The specific gravity is 2.60 and kinematics viscosity at 20°C is 1.01 × 10–2 cm2/sec. If the specific gravity of another particle of identical size is 0.90, check at what rate the particle will settle or rise. 10 3. a) Explain stability of colloids and destabilization of colloids. b) Explain short circuiting and dispersion patterns in settling basin.
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c) Design a sedimentation tank with a flocculation chamber, to treat 75MLD of water. Also sketch the same. 10 4. a) Explain the action of chlorine as a disinfecting agent in the treatment of water with relevant chemical equations. b) Explain break-point chlorination with a neat sketch.
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c) At a concentration of 1.0 mg/L of chlorine, the time required for 90% kill of target organisms in water is 10 minutes. Compute the concentration of chlorine required for the same percentage of kill in 25 minutes. At this dose, estimate the quantity of bleaching powder with 40% available chlorine to treat the water for a town of 1,00,000 persons supplied at the rate of 150 Lpcd. 10 P.T.O.
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5. a) Explain the rate control patterns and methods in operating the filters.
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b) Discuss the construction and operation of rapid sand filtration with a neat sketch.
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c) Design an under-drainage system to treat 100 MLD of water by rapid sand filters and sketch your design.
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6. a) List the factors influencing adsorption. Briefly explain their influence on adsorption.
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b) Granular Activated Carbon of size 0.355 mm and 0.710 mm was used to treat a dye effluent to remove colour. The equilibrium adsorption data of the same for batch mode obtained from laboratory study is given below. Obtain the Freundlich constants. 10 C mg/L
X/M mg/mg
237.5
0.0460
195.0
0.0250
120.0
0.0190
102.5
0.0150
93.75
0.0210
70.00
0.0100
60.00
0.0090
7. a) Explain ultrafiltration process in water treatment. b) Explain the concept of reverse osmosis with a neat sketch.
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c) Explain design considerations and operating parameters of reverse osmosis unit. 10 8. Write short notes on any four of the following : a) Break through curve b) Ion-exchange process c) Electrodialysis d) Hindered setling e) Zeta potential f) Oxidizing agents other than halogens. ___________
List the different types of. aerators and explain any two of them. 10. b) The initial dissolved oxygen concentration of pond water at 30 cm deep is. 2.8 mg/l.
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b) Determine settling velocity of spherical particles of size 5 à 10â2 cm. The. specific gravity is 2.60 and kinematics viscosity at 20°C is 1.01 à 10â2 cm2/sec. If.
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