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3 types of wastewater - Answer-domestic (home, sewage, 100g/person/day), industrial, municipal (domestic, commercial, industrial)... known as sewage types of system disposal - Answer-onsite disposal (septic tanks or disposal fields) and systems connecting many homes leading to sewage treatment plant how septic systems fail - Answer-backup from tank or clogged leach field, inadequate leach field sewerage? - Answer-pipes, pumps, treatment plant sewers? - Answer-pipes 3 types of sewers and purpose - Answer-sanitary (carry sewage), storm (carry runoff), combined (carry runoff and sewage) 5 types of contaminants - Answer-biochemical oxygen demand, suspended solids, nutrients, organisms, toxins influent? effluent? - Answer-what flows in.... what flows out receiving water? POTW? - Answer-body of water which effluent is discharged....publicly owned treatment works requirements for water treatment - Answer-at minimum, secondary treatment; 85% of BOD and SS removal and 30 mg/L remaining BOD and SS Schematic of general wastewater treatment facility process - Answer-influent, preliminary, primary, secondary, tertiary?, advanced?, disinfection, effluent, receiving water objective and process of preliminary treatment? - Answer-objective: remove large objects and protect equipment process: bar screen (rack), comminuter (grinder), grit chamber (sand) objective and process of primary treatment? - Answer-objective: remove settleable and floatable material (remove 60% ss and 35% BOD) Process: ranks and collect raw sludge and scum describe secondary treatment - Answer-required by law (% of BOD and

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Wastewater Treatment Exam Study
Guide Questions and Answers
3 types of wastewater - Answer-domestic (home, sewage, 100g/person/day), industrial,
municipal (domestic, commercial, industrial)... known as sewage

types of system disposal - Answer-onsite disposal (septic tanks or disposal fields) and
systems connecting many homes leading to sewage treatment plant

how septic systems fail - Answer-backup from tank or clogged leach field, inadequate
leach field

sewerage? - Answer-pipes, pumps, treatment plant

sewers? - Answer-pipes

3 types of sewers and purpose - Answer-sanitary (carry sewage), storm (carry runoff),
combined (carry runoff and sewage)

5 types of contaminants - Answer-biochemical oxygen demand, suspended solids,
nutrients, organisms, toxins

influent? effluent? - Answer-what flows in.... what flows out

receiving water? POTW? - Answer-body of water which effluent is discharged....publicly
owned treatment works

requirements for water treatment - Answer-at minimum, secondary treatment; > 85% of
BOD and SS removal and < 30 mg/L remaining BOD and SS

Schematic of general wastewater treatment facility process - Answer-influent,
preliminary, primary, secondary, tertiary?, advanced?, disinfection, effluent, receiving
water

objective and process of preliminary treatment? - Answer-objective: remove large
objects and protect equipment
process: bar screen (rack), comminuter (grinder), grit chamber (sand)

objective and process of primary treatment? - Answer-objective: remove settleable and
floatable material (remove 60% ss and 35% BOD)
Process: ranks and collect raw sludge and scum

describe secondary treatment - Answer-required by law (% of BOD and SS)

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