This document provides a 3 hour, 100 point exam for a Bachelor's level Water Supply Engineering course. The exam consists of 7 questions covering various topics in public water supply, including:
1) Objectives of public water supply and collection components like river and reservoir intakes.
2) Calculating total water demand for a rural village given population and livestock data from 1981 to a design year of 2022.
3) Differences between surface and underground water sources from quantitative and qualitative perspectives, and describing stream and river crossings.
4) Calculating water supply needs for a town of 200,000 people given varying daily demand percentages.
5) Explaining living organisms in water and various pipe materials
This document provides a 3 hour, 100 point exam for a Bachelor's level Water Supply Engineering course. The exam consists of 7 questions covering various topics in public water supply, including:
1) Objectives of public water supply and collection components like river and reservoir intakes.
2) Calculating total water demand for a rural village given population and livestock data from 1981 to a design year of 2022.
3) Differences between surface and underground water sources from quantitative and qualitative perspectives, and describing stream and river crossings.
4) Calculating water supply needs for a town of 200,000 people given varying daily demand percentages.
5) Explaining living organisms in water and various pipe materials
This document provides a 3 hour, 100 point exam for a Bachelor's level Water Supply Engineering course. The exam consists of 7 questions covering various topics in public water supply, including:
1) Objectives of public water supply and collection components like river and reservoir intakes.
2) Calculating total water demand for a rural village given population and livestock data from 1981 to a design year of 2022.
3) Differences between surface and underground water sources from quantitative and qualitative perspectives, and describing stream and river crossings.
4) Calculating water supply needs for a town of 200,000 people given varying daily demand percentages.
5) Explaining living organisms in water and various pipe materials
This document provides a 3 hour, 100 point exam for a Bachelor's level Water Supply Engineering course. The exam consists of 7 questions covering various topics in public water supply, including:
1) Objectives of public water supply and collection components like river and reservoir intakes.
2) Calculating total water demand for a rural village given population and livestock data from 1981 to a design year of 2022.
3) Differences between surface and underground water sources from quantitative and qualitative perspectives, and describing stream and river crossings.
4) Calculating water supply needs for a town of 200,000 people given varying daily demand percentages.
5) Explaining living organisms in water and various pipe materials
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POKHARA UNIVERSITY
Level: Bachelor Semester – Year : 2002
Programme: Full Marks: 100 Course: Watert supply Engineering Time : 3hrs. Candidates are required to give their answers in their own words as far as practicable. The figures in the margin indicate full marks. Attempt all the questions.
1. Describe objectives underlying public water supply. Discuss river and 15
reservoir intakes with sketches as collection components for public water supply scheme.
2. a) A survey was carried out in 1981 in rural village of Gorkha district 10
and following data were obtained: population 5500, 2 offices, 1 health post, a school with 250 day students, number of cows, goats, pigs and chickens are 40,62,6,570 respectively. Determine total water demand of the village for design year 2022 in annual population growth rate is 1.80% b) State different water borne disease with causes and examples of each. 5 3. Difference between surface and underground sources of water from 15 quantitative and qualitative point of view. Describe stream and river crossing with neat sketches. 4. A tow with population of 2 lakhs needs water supply at 135 litres per 15 head. The variation in demand is as follows: 5am -5 am 25%of total 1 am – 12 noon 25%of total 12 noon – 17 pm 20%of total 17 pm – 19 pm 20%of total 19 pm – 24 midnight 10%of total 5. Explain living organism in water with suitable examples. Describe in brief 15 the various types of materials used for manufacturing of water supply pipes.(Quality of water and Conveyance of water) 6. Define plain sedimentation. The dimension of setting zone of a continuous 15 flow rectangular sedimentation tank is 57m *19m*3m. Find flow velocity of water for effective removal of 1.025 mm particles at 25 0 C. The specific gravity of particle is 2.65 and kinematic viscosity for water is taken as 0.9 centistokes. 7. Write short notes on (Any Two) a) Reservoir intake b) Jar test c) Stream and river crossing Testing of pipe