🔳Chemical Characteristics of drinking water
🔻 Chloride content(≤ 250mg/l)
💡 It causes kidney and cardiac problem
💡 Chlorides in water estimated by Mohr's method.
🔻 Sulphates (<250mg/l)
💡 It causes diarrhea.
🔻 Dissolved oxygen ( 3-4 ppm)
💡 High DO causes Corrosion.
💡 DO in water estimated by Winkler's Method
💡 DO inversely proportional to temperature.
🔻 BOD :- Nil
🔻 Fluoride (1ppm - 1.5 ppm)
💡 Fluoride in water estimated by Colourometry using Zirconium.
💡 Fluoride < 1ppm cause formation of cavities in teeth.
💡 Fluoride > 1.5ppm causes Fluorosis (molting of teeth) and deformation of bones.
🔻 Nitrogen Content
💡 drinking water standard
Ammonia Nitrogen - < 0.15 mg/l
Organic Nitrogen - < 0.3 mg/l
Nitrites - Nil
Nitrates - <45 mg/l
💡 Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN) :- Free ammonia + Organic Nitrogen.
💡 Excess causes the disease called Methemoglobinemia (Blue baby disease).
🔻 Iron & Manganese (Fe < o.3 mg/l & Mn <0.05 mg/l)
💡 Iron causes reddish colour to water
💡 Manganese causes brown colour
💡 It is estimated by Colormetry
🔻 Copper (1 - 2 mg/l)
💡 It affects human lungs and other respiratory organs.
🔻 Chloride content(≤ 250mg/l)
💡 It causes kidney and cardiac problem
💡 Chlorides in water estimated by Mohr's method.
🔻 Sulphates (<250mg/l)
💡 It causes diarrhea.
🔻 Dissolved oxygen ( 3-4 ppm)
💡 High DO causes Corrosion.
💡 DO in water estimated by Winkler's Method
💡 DO inversely proportional to temperature.
🔻 BOD :- Nil
🔻 Fluoride (1ppm - 1.5 ppm)
💡 Fluoride in water estimated by Colourometry using Zirconium.
💡 Fluoride < 1ppm cause formation of cavities in teeth.
💡 Fluoride > 1.5ppm causes Fluorosis (molting of teeth) and deformation of bones.
🔻 Nitrogen Content
💡 drinking water standard
Ammonia Nitrogen - < 0.15 mg/l
Organic Nitrogen - < 0.3 mg/l
Nitrites - Nil
Nitrates - <45 mg/l
💡 Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen (TKN) :- Free ammonia + Organic Nitrogen.
💡 Excess causes the disease called Methemoglobinemia (Blue baby disease).
🔻 Iron & Manganese (Fe < o.3 mg/l & Mn <0.05 mg/l)
💡 Iron causes reddish colour to water
💡 Manganese causes brown colour
💡 It is estimated by Colormetry
🔻 Copper (1 - 2 mg/l)
💡 It affects human lungs and other respiratory organs.
Forwarded from UNACADEMY STUDY GROUP GATE 2023 < MOHAN >
For less plastic soil which apparatus is used
Anonymous Quiz
34%
ASTM
39%
Casa Grande apparatus
23%
both
4%
none
For coarse grain soil which type of analysis is used ?
Anonymous Quiz
66%
sieve analysis
6%
pippete analysis
8%
hydrometer analysis
20%
all of the above
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For less plastic soil which apparatus is used
Anonymous Quiz
34%
ASTM
39%
Casa Grande apparatus
23%
both
4%
none
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If the measurement required is in three units, which scale would you prefer?
Anonymous Quiz
10%
Plain
9%
Comparative
63%
Diagonal
17%
Vernier
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Rankines analysis for bearing capacity can be used for
Anonymous Poll
30%
cohesionless soil
9%
Sandy soil
24%
cohesive soil
33%
all of the above
4%
none of the above
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in case of cohesive soil group efficiency can be
Anonymous Quiz
36%
greater than 💯%
29%
less than 💯%
14%
equal to 💯%
20%
all of the above
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