Sampling
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Fire Safety
Activated Sludge
100

This is the most frequently used quality control test done in the lab.

What are blanks?

100

Oxygen uptake increases when temperatures ________.

What is increases?

100

Mechanical seals are ________ reliable than packing.

What is more?

100

A fire in a paint storage area is an example of this class of fire.

What is Class B?

100

This is the amount of alkalinity used during nitrification to convert one mg/L of ammonia to nitrate.

What is 7.14 mg/L?

200

Samples should be preserved by refrigeration at a temperature no higher than this.

What is 6 deg C?

200

When an activated sludge microscope exam reveals predomination of flagellates, the operator should do this with the wasting rate.

What is decrease?

200

pH is considered corrosive when it is ______ than 2.0 and ________ than 12.5.

What is less than 2.0 and more than 12.5?

200

An electrical panel fire is an example of this class of fire.

What is Class C?

200

When large clumps of rising sludge are noticed on the surface of secondary clarifiers, this is most likely the cause.

What is denitrification?

300

From the above chart showing BOD results for four samples, this is the only sample with valid results.

What is Sample D?

300

BOD consumption doubles for every 10 degree C ________ in wastewater.

What is increase?

300

Non-point sources of pollution are ________ abundant than point sources.

What is more?

300

A pile of wood fire is an example of this class of fire.

What is Class A?

300

The ratio of MLVSS to MLSS in a typical activated sludge plant.

What is 70-80%?

400

This is the maximum holding time for a nitrate sample.

What is 48 hours?

400

A pond covered in ice and snow would see a(n) ________ in BOD.

What is increase?

400

H2S is most corrosive at a pH ________ than 5.0.

What is less?

400

UEL and LEL are acronyms for these two terms that indicate the range at which combustible gases will ignite.

What are upper explosive limits and lower explosive limits?

400

This is the most important operational variable to control nitrification.

What is SRT?

500

This substance is used in COD titration.

What is mercuric sulfate?

500

When moving from cold winter months to warm summer months, the MCRT should be ________.

What is decreased?

500

Hydrogen sulfide gas is released from wastewater when the pH is ________ than 8.0.

What is less than 8.0?

500

A magnesium fire is an example of this class of fire.

What is Class D?

500

An operator should first do this when they notice a very dark foam on the surface of the aeration basins.

What is increase aeration/DO?

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