civil engineering MCQs – Page 256

Practise multiple-choice questions from civil engineering for competitive examinations and subject revision. Review each marked answer and report any item that may be outdated or unclear.

civil engineering Mcqs
5104. The sewage is pumped up_______________?
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A. From low lying areas

B. From flat areas

C. All the above

D. From basements

5105. The value of Chezys constant C = 157.6/(1.81 + K/ ) is used in__________________?
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A. Chezys formula

B. Kutters formula

C. Bazins formula

D. Mannings formula

5107. Facultative bacteria survive in_____________________?
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A. The presence of oxygen

B. The absence of oxygen

C. Both cases A. and B.

D. Neither A. nor B.

5108. A circular sewer section is preferred to because__________________?
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A. All the above

B. It is cheaper in construction

C. It provides maximum area for a given perimeter

D. It provides maximum hydraulic mean depth

5111. In detritus tanks______________________?
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A. All the above

B. Organic and inorganic materials are separated

C. Detention period is kept 3 to 4 minutes

D. Flow velocity is kept 0.09 m/sec

5112. The most widely used pump for lifting sewage is_________________?
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A. Pneumatic ejector

B. Reciprocating pump

C. Air pressure pump

D. Centrifugal pump
5114. Which one of the following gases is most significant as air pollutant ?
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A. Sulphur-dioxide

B. Carbondioxide

C. Oxygen

D. Nitrogen

5116. A well oxidized sewage contains nitrogen mainly as___________________?
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A. None of these

B. Free ammonia

C. Nitrites

D. Nitrates
5118. The stone ware sewers_________________?
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A. Are used for carrying sewage and drainage from houses

B. All the above

C. After casting are dried and burnt at temperature 150C, 700C and 1200C

D. Are manufactured from clays and shale

5119. The underground sewers are more subjected to________________?
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A. Bending force

B. Shearing force

C. Compressive force

D. Tensile force