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1. Who enforces the drinking water regulations in Georgia?: Georgia EPD

2. What type of sample is required for bacterial analysis?: Flushed

3. What type of sample is required for lead and copper?: First Draw

4. Water must sit in the customer's plumbing lines motionless for at least 6
hours, but no longer than 12 hour for which of the following samples?: Lead &
Copper

5. Care must be taken when handling bacteria sample bottles during the sam-
pling process due to the fact that they are:: Sterile

6. What water quality problem is most likely to occur dead-end water mains?: -

Dirty Water and or Taste & Odor

7. Examples of three waterborne diseases are:: Typhoid fever, Infectious hepatitis, Cholera

8. When should a new water main be flushed and disinfected before placing in
service?: Every Time

9. The standard purity of HTH is: 65%

10. Sodium hypochlorite is also known as: Bleach

11. The chemical used to detect chlorine residuals in water is: DPD

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, 12. A venturi tube increases the velocity and decreases the pressure as water
flows through the unit. This type of tube is used to:: Measure the rate of water flowing
through it

13. Which one of the following types of meters has no moving parts:: Venturi

14. Which tap is a connection made into a main that is full of water or under
pressure?: Wet Tap

15. A valve that joins a customer's service to the water main called:: Corporation Stop

16. The following meter is used where the water demand varies considerably:: -

Compound

17. Which if the following factors determine the type of corporation stop that
should be used?: Size and material of main being tapped, Service line material, Type of connection to service
line

18. Which of the following is an advantage of wet taps?: No interruption in service, Made
without shutting ott the water, Less chance of contamination

19. The most commonly known corporation stop thread is called:: Mueller Threads

20. Ab example of a large-flow water main is: Velocity Meter




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