PMT 108 Principles of Water Units 3-4 with 225 complete detailed solutions PASS!

PMT 108 Principles of Water Units 3-4
with 225 complete detailed solutions
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PMT 108 Principles of Water Units 3-4
with 225 complete detailed solutions
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Purpose of the Deployment TREATED Water Sampling Kit - ANSWER To detect CHEMICAL contaminants
of potable water source or sources of potential potable water for field forces



Characteristics of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (1 of 4) - ANSWER 1. Portable, Self-sufficient



Characteristics of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (2 of 4) - ANSWER 2. Individual items are packed in a
foam insert



Characteristics of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (3 of 4) - ANSWER 3. No special assembly or
preparation needed before use



Characteristics of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (4 of 4) - ANSWER 4. Weighs only 8 lbs. AFTER filling
the sample bottles



Characteristics of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (Note) - ANSWER The kit contains all the equipment
and supplies needed to process environmental water Samples for laboratory analysis.



Features of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (1 of 3) - ANSWER 1. Step-by-step procedures
for collection and shipping of water Samples



Features of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (2 of 3) - ANSWER 2. Appropriately prepared
and pre-preserved containers

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Features of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (3 of 3) - ANSWER 3. Operates under reduced
quality assurance and quality control measures



Capabilities of the Deployment TREATED Water Sampling Kit (6) - ANSWER 1. Chlorine - Test Strip Paper



2. pH - Test Strip Paper



3. ORGANIC Contaminants



4. INORGANIC Contaminants



5. RADIOLOGICAL Contaminants



6. PESTICIDE/HERBICIDE Contaminants



Limitations of the Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Sampling Kit (2) - ANSWER 1. Not designed
for BACTERIOLOGICAL ANALYSIS



2. USAPHC dependency for analysis and results



Hazards of Deployment TREATED Water Kit (1 of 6) - ANSWER 1. Note: Dangerous chemicals are
provided in this equipment. Death, health hazards, or injuries (severe burns, impaired vision, and
internal tissue destruction) may be experienced.



Hazards of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (2 of 6) - ANSWER 2. Do not ingest solutions,
tablets, droplets, or spillage from labware

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Hazards of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (3 of 6) - ANSWER 3. Do not inhale fumes from
products or mixing reactions



Hazards of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (4 of 6) - ANSWER 4. Do not allow reagent,
solutions, or acids to come in contact with skin or eyes



Hazards of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (5 of 6) - ANSWER 5. Keep all bottles and
containers capped and sealed to prevent accidental spillage and increase shelf life



Hazards of Deployment TREATED/UNTREATED Water Kit (6 of 6) - ANSWER 6. Never pipette chemical
reagents solutions or water Samples by mouth



All regulated environmental contaminants (organic, inorganic, and radiological) - ANSWER The potable
water sampling kit is capable of testing for ___ ___ ___ ___ (organic, inorganic, and radiological).



Closed water source

Open water source - ANSWER Two types of water sample point configurations



Municipal system

ROWPU outlet - ANSWER Examples of Closed water source



Closed water source - ANSWER Usually accessed through a utility spigot or faucet



3 to 5 minutes - ANSWER Closed water source: To collect sample from this configuration, turn the spigot
or faucet on, and allow water to run at a MODERATE flow for ___ to ___ minute(s).



Monitor the temperature - ANSWER Closed water source: A way to assure the withdrawal of water from
the source or pipe main is to...

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Lakes

Ponds

Rivers - ANSWER Examples of Open water source



Open water source - ANSWER Usually do not have a utility spigot or faucet access



Air bubbles - ANSWER Collection Procedures of Deployment Treated Water Kit

Step 11. a)



VOC, Endothall, and Glyphosate containers must be collected carefully to avoid the presence of ___ ___
in the containers.



Reverse meniscus - ANSWER Rounded surface at the top of the container



3 drops of hydrochloric acid (HCl) - ANSWER Collection Procedures of Deployment Treated Water Kit

Step 11. b)



For the VOC container ONLY, after the container is filled half way with sample, add ___ drop(s) of
hydrochloric acid (HCl)



Turn the capped container upside down and tap the side lightly (with the palm of your hand) to force
any bubbles to rise - ANSWER Collection Procedures of Deployment Treated Water Kit

Step 13.



To check that no air bubbles remain in the sample