22504-2019-Winter-Model-Answer-Paper (Msbte Study Resources)
22504-2019-Winter-Model-Answer-Paper (Msbte Study Resources)
22504-2019-Winter-Model-Answer-Paper (Msbte Study Resources)
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(ISO/IEC -270001 – 2005 certified)
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based on candidates understanding.
7) For programming language papers, credit may be given to any other program based on equivalent
concept.
1.(c) Enlist any four types of valves provided in water supply scheme. 2M
Ans:
Types of valves provided in water supply scheme-
i. Sluice valve ½M
ii. Air valve each
iii. Scour valve (for
iv. Reflux valve any
v. Pressure Relief valve four)
vi. Butterfly valve
1.(d) State any two advantages and disadvantages of dead end system. 2M
Ans:
Advantages of dead end system:
1) Relatively economical. ½M
2) Determination of discharges and pressure easier due to less number of each
valves. (any
3) Laying the water pipe is simple. two)
4) It is suitable for old towns and cities having no definite pattern of roads.
Disadvantages of dead end system:
1) Due to many dead ends, stagnation of water occurs in pipes. ½M
2) During repairs, a large portion of the distribution area is affected. each
(any
3) Due to limited discharge in the mains, the water available for firefighting
two)
will be limited in quantity.
½M
each
P-trap S-trap
ii) Garbage - It consists of solid or semisolid waste food and product such as 1M
vegetables, waste meat, peelings of fruits etc.
2M
(for
units)
2M
(for
correct
sequen
ce)
OR OR
2M
(for
correct
sequen
ce)
2.(c) The following is the population data for a town. Water supply scheme is to be 4M
designed for this town with a design period of 30 years. Find the population at
the end of the year 2040 by incremental increase method.
Year 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
Population 35000 37500 43500 52000 57500
Ans:
Population forecasting-
ଷ(ଷାଵ)
P2040 = 57500 + ( 3x5625 ) + 1000
ଶ
= 57500 + 16875 + 6000 1M
P2040 = 80375 souls
Objectives of aeration –
i) To remove the dissolved gases (H2S, CO2, NO2) from raw water. 3M (for
ii) To increase the dissolved oxygen content in water. any
iii) To remove colour & odour considerably. three)
iv) To remove Iron & Manganese precipitate.
Theory of Filteration-
3.(d) Describe the backwashing of rapid sand filter with neat labeled sketch. 4M
Ans:
Back washing of rapid sand filter-
A separate overhead tank is constructed near the filter house to store the water
required for back washing of filter.
A pump is installed to lift the sufficient quantity of filtered water to be stored in
wash water tank.
1. Initially, the valves (1) and (4) are closed and valves (5) and (6) are opened
out.
2. The wash water and compressed air are thus forced upwards from the
under- drainage through the gravel and sand beds.
3. Valve (5) is closed after supplying the required amount of air. 2M
4. The dirty water, resulting from washings, overflows into the wash water
troughs and is removed by openingthe valve (3) through the inlet chamber
into the wash water drain.
5. Now open valve (1) and (4) for some time then close valve (4) and put filter
in normal working condition by opening valve (2).
2M
(for
sketch)
Forms of Chlorination-
1) Plain Chlorination 1M
2) Pre Chlorination
3) Post Chlorination
4) Re chlorination
5) Super Chlorination
6) De chlorination
7) Break point chlorination
• The chlorine, when added to the water, forms the function of killing
bacteria first and then starts accumulating up to point A, as shown in graph.
• Further addition of chlorine shows sudden decrease in residual chorine up to
point B. This is because of oxidation of organic matter in water.
3M
• The point B on graph Q is called Breakpoint.
• As any chlorine that is added beyond this point breaks through the water
and appears as residual chlorine. This type is called as break point
chlorination.
4.(b) List any eight types of pipes used for conveyance of water. 4M
Ans:
Types of pipes used for conveyance of water -
1. Cast Iron (C.I.) Pipe
2. Ductile Iron (D.I.) Pipe ½M
3. Wrought Iron or Galvanised Iron (or G.I.) Pipe each
4. Steel / Mild Steel (M.S.) Pipe (for
5. Concrete Pipe (R.C.C.) Pipe any
6. Asbestos Cement (A.C.) Pipe eight)
7. P.V.C. / Polyethylene Pipe
8. Prestressed Concrete Pipe
9. Glass Reinforced (G.R.P.) Pipe
10. Bar Wrapped Steel Cylinder (B.W.S.C.) Pipe
11. Copper Pipe
12. Lead pipe
2M
(for
sketch)
2M
(for
labellin
g)
2M
(for
units)
2M
(for
correct
sequen
ce)
2M
5) Testing of sewers lines: The hydraulic testing of the sewers is done with the
help of water test or air test by usual method.
6) Back filling of trenches: After testing and removing defects of pipe line the
tranches are back-filled with earth. Generally the excavated soil of trench is used
for back filling. Back filling is done step by step.
5.(c) Differentiate between one pipe plumbing and two pipe plumbing system with 6M
neat labeled sketch.
Ans:
Sr. One Pipe System Two Pipe System
No.
1) Only one main waste pipe is used to Two separate main waste pipes, one
collect both foul & un foul waste. for foul & other for un foul waste,
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are used. (for
2) Cheap & economical. Costly, than one pipe system. any
3) Less accessories required. More accessories required. three
4) Popular in multi storied building. Popular in single storey building. points
of
5) Volume of waste water is more. Volume of waste water in a pipe is
differe
less due to bifurcation of waste. nces)
6) Waste water from wash basin, bath Waste water from wash basin, bath
and kitchen gets unnecessarily and kitchen can be used directly for
polluted. gardening.
7)
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(for
both
sketche
s)
Separate system-
When two different sewers are laid to carry sanitary sewage & storm water,
it is called separate system. The storm water collected can be directly
discharged into the water body since, the run-off is not as foul as sewage 1½M
and no treatment is generally provided. Whereas, the sewage collected from
the city is treated adequately before it is discharged into the water body or
used for irrigation to meet desired standards.
1M
(for
labelin
g)