Question | Answer | % Correct |
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Sludge types may include the following: ________. | activated | 100%
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Anaerobic digester mixing methods include which of the following? | Gas AND mechanical mixing | 100%
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The purpose of sludge digestion is to _________. | stabilize the organic matter | 100%
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Digester gas should contain which of the following? | 65%–75% methane | 91%
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The proper pH for anaerobically digested sludge will ________. | be from 6.8–7.4 | 91%
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A cause of poor quality supernatant liquor could be ________. | digester overload | 91%
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The digester temperature should not change more than ________. | l°C per day | 91%
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Primary volatile acids are converted by methane bacteria to which of the following? | Methane AND carbon dioxide | 91%
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Scum in a digester is mostly ________. | undigested grease | 91%
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Digester gas may be used to ________. | heat digesters | 82%
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A minimum value of ________ of oxygen should be maintained in the aerobic digester at all times. | 1.0 mg/L | 73%
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Which of the following is a factor that influences the operation of sludge thickeners? | All of the above | 73%
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Which of the following processes are used to dewater sewage sludge? | All of the above | 73%
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Digester trouble signs include which of the following? | Increase in pH AND Decrease in volatile solids reduction | 73%
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The depth of sludge drawn to a drying bed should be ________. | about 9 in. | 55%
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The moisture content of sludge transported to a municipal landfill should be less than ________. | 80% | 45%
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Since the majority of ________ digesters are open tanks, digester liquid temperatures are dependent on weather conditions and can fluctuate extensively. | aerobic | 45%
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Sludge drying time is affected most by which of the following? | Degree of digestion | 45%
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Sludge conditioning is the process of removing water by thickening or by adding polymers or ________ materials to improve the loading rate. | inorganic | 45%
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The most expensive method for the final disposal of sludge is ________. | incineration | 36%
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