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    Environmental Engineering-Ii: Instructions

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    This document provides instructions for an environmental engineering exam with multiple choice questions and long-form questions. It begins by outlining instructions for the exam and provides multiple choice questions to complete. The exam then has two sections - Section I requires answering 3 out of 5 long-form questions, and Section II requires answering 1 compulsory long-form question and 2 others. The long-form questions cover topics like analyzing river and wastewater DO levels over time, explaining composting methods, describing municipal solid waste properties, explaining cyclone particulate control equipment, and short notes on composting, atmospheric inversions, the structure of the atmosphere, and the Streeter-Phelps equation.

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    This document provides instructions for an environmental engineering exam with multiple choice questions and long-form questions. It begins by outlining instructions for the exam and provides multiple choice questions to complete. The exam then has two sections - Section I requires answering 3 out of 5 long-form questions, and Section II requires answering 1 compulsory long-form question and 2 others. The long-form questions cover topics like analyzing river and wastewater DO levels over time, explaining composting methods, describing municipal solid waste properties, explaining cyclone particulate control equipment, and short notes on composting, atmospheric inversions, the structure of the atmosphere, and the Streeter-Phelps equation.

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    This document provides instructions for an environmental engineering exam with multiple choice questions and long-form questions. It begins by outlining instructions for the exam and provides multiple choice questions to complete. The exam then has two sections - Section I requires answering 3 out of 5 long-form questions, and Section II requires answering 1 compulsory long-form question and 2 others. The long-form questions cover topics like analyzing river and wastewater DO levels over time, explaining composting methods, describing municipal solid waste properties, explaining cyclone particulate control equipment, and short notes on composting, atmospheric inversions, the structure of the atmosphere, and the Streeter-Phelps equation.

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    Environmental Engineering-Ii: Instructions

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    ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING-II

    Time- 2 hrs Total marks – 50

    Instructions:-
    1. Solve any three questions from Section-I i.e. Question no. 2 to Question no. 5.
    2. Figures to the right indicate full marks
    3. Assume suitable data wherever necessary and mention it clearly
    4. Use of non programmable calculator is allowed

    Q1. Choose correct option and tick mark the same in the box provided against it. (10)
    1. Ozone is ______________ amongst the following.
    a) Primary b) Secondary
    c) Tertiary d) None of these
    4. Carboxy-hemoglobin is formed by reaction between ____________in human body.
    a) CO and HB b) CO and carbonate
    c) Carbonate and HB d) All of above
    7. _____________ particulate control equipment has collection efficiency of 99%
    a) Cyclone b) Gravity settler
    c) Bag house filter d) Scrubber
    10. Which of following is a combustible waste?
    a) metal b) aluminum tins
    c) bagasse d) glass
    13. Major gas responsible for greenhouse effect is _____
    a) CO2 b) CO
    c) CFC d) All of above
    0
    16. Value of DO saturation of water at 20 C is _____mg/lit
    a) 9.13 b) 9.17
    c) 8.9 d) 8.17
    19. In clear water zone D.O.% is __________ of saturation value
    a) ≤ 40 b) 40 – 50
    c) 50 – 100 d) 100
    22. DO reaches minimum value in zone of __________
    a) Active decomposition b) Degradation
    c) Clear water d) Recovery
    25. Pick out the odd one : ____________
    a) Deep well injection b) Landfilling
    c) Land farming d) Composting
    28. _______________ can be collected from landfills.
    a) leachate b) gas
    c) Both a) and b) d) None of these
    Section –II
    Instruction :- Question no. 6 is compulsory in Section-II and solve any two questions from the
    remaining
    Q 2] a) Discuss structure of atmosphere with the help of graph. (6)
    b) Differentiate between Centralized and Decentralized treatment systems. (6)
    Q 3] a) Using following data find out DO at the end of 1 and 2 days (7)
    River Wastewater
    3
    Flow (m /sec) 25 3
    DO (mg/lit) 9.1 0
    BOD5 (mg/lit) 2 300
    Take deoxygenation constant as 0.1 /day and reoxygenation constant as
    0.3 /day (both are to the base 10). Take DOsat = 9.17 mg/lit
    b) Explain Indore method of composting. (7)
    Q4] a) Enlist physical and chemical properties of municipal solid waste. Explain (6)
    any two physical properties.
    b) Explain cyclone with respect to following points (8)
    i. sketch
    ii. working principle
    iii. advantages
    iv. disadvantages
    Q5] Write short notes on the following (any three) (14)
    1. Composting of MSW
    2. Types of inversions
    3. Structure of atmosphere
    4. Streeter Phelps equation

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