Environmental Engineering Questions and Answers – Construction of Imhoff Tank

This set of Environmental Engineering Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on “Construction of Imhoff Tank”.

1. Which of the following is represented by C in the following figure?
The following figure represents digestion chamber
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) Outlet
b) Digestion chamber
c) Gas chamber
d) Sedimentation chamber
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Answer: b
Explanation: C represents the digested chamber. It is placed in the lower section of Imhoff tank.

2. In which of the following, the settling of solids takes place in the following figure?
D of solids takes place at the sedimentation chamber
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) Outlet
b) Digestion chamber
c) Gas chamber
d) Sedimentation chamber
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Answer: d
Explanation: The settling of solids takes place at the sedimentation chamber. It is represented by D in the above figure.

3. The maximum flow through the period at D in the following figure?
Maximum flow through period at D is 0.3m/min & design depth should be between 3 to 3.5 m
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) 0.3m/min
b) 0.4m/min
c) 0.8m/min
d) 0.9m/min
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Answer: a
Explanation: The maximum flow through the period at D is 0.3m/min and its design depth should be between 3 to 3.5 m.
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4. The sludge is digested in which of the following?
The sludge is digested in the given figure in digestion chamber with capacity is 57 liters
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) Outlet
b) Sedimentation chamber
c) Gas chamber
d) Digestion chamber
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Answer: d
Explanation: The sludge is digested in the digestion chamber. Its minimum design capacity is 57 liters per person.

5. The gas chamber in the below figure is represented by _____________
The gas chamber is represented by the E in the figure located at sides of Imhoff tank
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) A
b) E
c) B
d) C
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Answer: b
Explanation: The gas chamber is represented by the E in the figure. It is located at the sides of the Imhoff tank.
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6. The sewage comes in the Imhoff tank through which of the following?
A represents the inlet through which the sewage enters the Imhoff tank
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) A
b) B
c) C
d) D
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Answer: a
Explanation: A represents the inlet through which the sewage enters the Imhoff tank.

7. The detention period of the sedimentation chamber of an Imhoff tank is?
The detention period of sedimentation chamber of Imhoff tank is 2 hours represented by D
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) 30 seconds
b) 30 minute
c) 1 hour
d) 2 hours
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Answer: d
Explanation: The detention period of the sedimentation chamber of an Imhoff tank is 2 hours. It is represented by D as shown in the figure.
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8. B in the following figure is represented by ____________
B represents the outlet of Imhoff tank carries the partially treated sewage
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) Outlet
b) Sedimentation chamber
c) Gas chamber
d) Digestion chamber
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Answer: a
Explanation: B represents the outlet of Imhoff tank. It carries the partially treated sewage.

9. Which of the following is called a scum chamber in the following figure?
Scum chamber in the following figure is Gas chamber
Figure: Imhoff tank
a) Settling chamber
b) Sedimentation chamber
c) Gas chamber
d) Digestion chamber
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Answer: c
Explanation: Gas chamber is also called a scum chamber. The minimum design width of the gas chamber is 60cm.
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