Engineering :: Public Health Engineering
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41. |
According to Indian standards, the consumption of water per capita per day for nursing homes, boarding schools and hostels is |
A. |
85 litres |
B. |
100 litres |
C. |
115 litres |
D. |
135 litres |
Answer: Option D
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42. |
The water supplysystem should be designed for the present population only. |
Answer: Option B
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43. |
According to Indian standards, 45 litres of water per person per day is provided in case of |
A. |
hotels |
B. |
hostels |
C. |
offices |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option C
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44. |
Which of the following formula is used for computing the quantity of water for fire demand? |
A. |
Freeman's formula |
B. |
Kuichling formula |
C. |
Buston's formula |
D. |
all of these |
Answer: Option D
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45. |
In designing a water works for a city to meet the water demand for public use, a provision of about |
Answer: Option B
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46. |
The design period for a water supply project is taken as |
A. |
5 to 10 years |
B. |
10 to 15 years |
C. |
15 to 20 years |
D. |
20 to 30 years |
Answer: Option D
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47. |
The water mains should be designed for |
Answer: Option C
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48. |
For large cities, the suitable method for forecasting population is |
A. |
arithmetical increase method |
B. |
graphical method |
C. |
geometrical increase method |
D. |
comparative method |
Answer: Option A
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49. |
The increase in population of a young and rapidly developing city is estimated by comparative method. |
Answer: Option B
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50. |
The arithmetical increase method of forecasting population gives |
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same value |
B. |
lesser value |
C. |
higher value |
Answer: Option B
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