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Cumulative Final Exam Review Jeopardy
Waterworks Operations III WQT 131
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Corrosion
Fluoride
Chlorine
Disinfection
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400
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1000
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FINAL JEOPARDY
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Disinfection 200
  • Plant that contained UV for disinfection

4
Disinfection 400
Three disadvantages of UV
5
Disinfection 600

The wave length range used to destroy DNA via UV?
6
Disinfection 800
Three advantages of ozone
7
Disinfection 1000

Three disadvantages of chlorine dioxide?
8
Disinfection 200-Answer
  • What is Canby WTP?

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Disinfection 400-Answer
  • Color less then 15 units
  • Turbidity must be less then 1.0 ntu
  • Hardness
  • Natural Organic Matter
  • Inorganics (Iron and Manganeselamp stain)
  • Mercury in Low pressure and Med lamps
  • Lamp longevity (8,000-10,000 hrs)
  • Shallow water depth
  • No residual
  • Cant measure dosage
  • Does not kill viruses

10
Disinfection 600-Answer
  • What is 250-270 nm?

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Disinfection 800-Answer
  • No toxic residual!
  • Increases dissolved oxygen levels
  • No ammonia demand at pH gt 9
  • Instantaneous disinfection low contact time
  • No DBP or THM
  • Effective disinfection over wide range of pH and
    Temp

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Disinfection 1000-Answer
  • High cost of sodium chlorite (NaClO2)
  • Chlorine (Cl2) gas safety and handling issues
  • Can still form chlorates (CLO3) and chlorite
    (ClO2) DPBs
  • Can react with bromide

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Chlorine 200
  • Adjusting chlorine residual after treatment

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Chlorine 400
  • Control taste, odor, and aid before
    coagulation/filtration

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Chlorine 600
  • Chlorine in contact with organics and ammonia
    form what two compounds?

16
Chlorine 800
  • Chlorine destroyed by reducing agents, clay, and
    silt?

17
Chlorine 1000
  • Beyond breakpoint these two types of chlorine
    compounds dominates

Daily Double
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Chlorine 200-Answer
  • What is post chlorination?

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Chlorine 400-Answer

What is pre-chlorination?
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Chlorine 600-Answer
  • What is chloroorganics and chloramines?

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Chlorine 800-Answer
  • What is chlorine demand?

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Chlorine 1000-Answer
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Corrosion 200
  • Most common chemical used in the US for pH
    adjustment

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Corrosion 400

The rule that requires pH to be raised after
treatment
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Corrosion 600
  • Cation rich substance shown here

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Corrosion 800
Video Daily Double
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Corrosion 1000
  • The process that uses limestone and salt to make
    soda ash

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Corrosion 200-Answer
  • What is lime (CaO)?

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Corrosion 400-Answer
What is Lead and Copper Rule?
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Corrosion 600-Answer
  • What is scale?

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Corrosion 800-Answer
  • What is Langelier Saturation Index?

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Corrosion 1000-Answer
  • What is Solvay Process?

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Fluoride 200

What percent of US citizens are on public
fluoridated water supplies
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Fluoride 400
Another name for hydrofluorosilicic acid
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Fluoride 600
  • Two common types of solid fluoride used in
    fluoridation

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Fluoride 800
  • Disease shown here

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Fluoride 1000

Instrument shown here
Video Daily Double
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Fluoride 200-Answer
  • What is 66?

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Fluoride 400-Answer
  • What is silly acid?

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Fluoride 600-Answer
  • What is sodium flouride and sodium fluorosilicate?

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Fluoride 800-Answer
  • What is dental fluorosis?

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Fluoride 1000-Answer
  • What is a solution feeder?

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Final Jeopardy
  • Chlorinaton

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Final Jeopardy
Label and describe what is happening in each zone
(include X)
X
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Final Jeopardy
Label and describe what is happening in each zone
(include X)
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Breakpoint Chlorination
  • Zone I Chlorine is destroyed by reducing agents
    such as iron, manganese, clay and silt. Chlorine
    reduced to chloride
  • Zone II Chlorine comes into contact with
    organics and ammonia. Chloroorganics and
    chloramines are formed.
  • Zone III Chloroorganics and chloramines are
    partially destroyed. Chloramines are broken down
    and converted to nitrogen gas which leaves the
    system
  • Zone IV Breakpoint. Beyond this point, free
    available residual is formed. Some
    chloroorganics still remain as combined residual.
  • Chlorine demand is difference between applied
    chlorine and the chlorine residual at any two
    points on the breakpoint curve.
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