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    COMSATS University Islamabad, Wah Campus SESSIONAL-I Spring 2021 Department of - Civil Engineering

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    COMSATS University Islamabad, Wah Campus SESSIONAL-I Spring 2021 Department of - Civil Engineering

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    This document contains a quiz for a Water Supply Engineering class with 15 multiple choice and true/false questions assessing key concepts (CLO1-PLO1). It also contains 2 short answer questions asking students to calculate water demand and well yield over time based on population growth and usage data (CLO2-PLO2). The quiz is out of 30 marks and has time limits for completion.

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    COMSATS University Islamabad,

    Wah Campus
    SESSIONAL-I Spring 2021
    Department of _ Civil Engineering

    Program/Class:_FA-18-CVE-Sec A&B______ Date: 31-03-2021 _______________ _


    Subject: Water Supply Engineering_________ Instructor: Engr. Sandeerah Choudhary _______
    Total Time Allowed: (10+15+10 uploading) min Maximum Marks: _30
    ______________________
    Student Name: ___ ____________ Registration#: _
    _______________________

    Q.No.02: Do as directed (10Marks) CLO1-PLO1


    1. If the average daily demand of a city of 50, 000 population, is 20 m.l.d., the maximum daily
    demand is;
    a) 20 mld
    b) 36 mld
    c) 30mld
    d) 45mld
    2. The factor to be considered for the source of city water supply is;
    a) Quantity and quality of the available water
    b) General terrain intervening the area
    c) Elevation of the source of water
    d) All the above.
    3. Although the actual amount of water used for fire-fighting in a year is small, but the rate of flow
    for use is ___________.
    4. Fire demand is a function of ___________________.
    5. With the _____________ in charges of water supply, consumption will decrease.
    6. Peak hourly demand is ____________times maximum daily demand.
    a) 2.25
    b) 2.5
    c) 1.5
    d) 1.25
    7. Water treatment plants are designed for ________________.
    a) Average daily flow
    b) Max daily consumption
    c) Max. daily demand
    d) Peak hourly demand
    8. All water supplies must be invariably free from all types of ________________ or hydrophilic
    impurities.

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    9. The domestic average use per capita per day is 70 – 380 liters per capita per day. T/F
    10. The installation of meters reduces rate of consumption. T/F
    11. Water treatment plants are designed for ________________.
    e) Average daily flow
    f) Max daily consumption
    g) Max. daily demand
    h) Peak hourly demand
    12. __________________________level of water in the dam is required for stability of dam
    structure.
    a) High Flood Level (H. F. L)
    b) Free Board
    c) Full Supply Level (F. S. L)
    d) Dead Storage Level (D. S. L)
    13. Soil is superior quality natural filter. T/F
    14. Intake structure must be _____________________.
    a) Water Tight
    b) Heavy weight
    c) Stable against all stresses
    d) All of the above
    15. Single port intake is given for the water resources with _____________ fluctuations.

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    Student Name: ____________________________ Registration#: _____________________________

    Q.No.03 (10Marks) CLO2-PLO2

    A community has present population of (20,000 R +500) and is increasing at a geometric growth rate of
    0.65/R. The average water consumption of this community is 16x107 lit/day. The present water
    requirement of the community are fully met by a number of tube wells installed in the city. Determine the
    number of additional tube-wells of 4 m3/min capacity to meet the demand of 20 years of design period.

    Q. No. 04 (05 Marks) CLO2-PLO2

    During a five-minute test for well yield, a total of R*10 gallons are removed from the well. What is the
    well yield in gpm?

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