Environmental Engineering Questions and Answers – Effects of Air Pollution, Design of Stack Height

This set of Environmental Engineering online quiz focuses on “Effects of Air Pollution, Design of Stack Height”.

1. Which of the following is not a part of photochemical smog?
a) NO2
b) O3
c) PAN
d) SPM
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Answer: d
Explanation: Photochemical smog includes NO2, O3 and PAN. The damage to vegetation is caused by NO2, O3 and PAN.

2. Which air pollutant cause corrosion of building?
a) SO2
b) SO3
c) CO
d) NO2
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Answer: a
Explanation: SO2 is a colorless and irritant gas that causes corrosion of building.

3. Which of the following air pollutant effects plants the most?
a) Fluorine
b) SO2
c) PAN
d) HCl
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Answer: a
Explanation: Fluorine is the most dangerous air pollutant that affects plant, whereas SO2, PAN and HCl effects the leaf of the plant.
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4. The size of cigarette particles is ______________
a) 1μm
b) 10μm
c) <1μm d) >10μm
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Answer: c
Explanation: Cigarette particles are <1μm and >25% particles are deposited in the lungs.

5. Concentration of fluorine that cause a phototoxicological effect on the plant is ___________
a) 0.1μg/m3
b) 0.3μg/m3
c) 0.5μg/m3
d) 1μg/m3
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Answer: b
Explanation: Fluorine is produced through aluminium or glass industries and it causes a phototoxicological effect on the plant at a concentration of 0.3μg/m3.

6. Which of the following gas is not colorless?
a) NO
b) O3
c) Pb
d) SO3
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Answer: a
Explanation: NO is a highly reactive gas which is reddish brown in color, whereas O3, Pb and SO3 are colorless gas.

7. The effective height of stack is given by ___________
a) Plume height / Actual height of the stack
b) Plume height * Actual height of the stack
c) Plume height – Actual height of the stack
d) Plume height + Actual height of the stack
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Answer: d
Explanation: Effective height of the stack, H = h1 + h2 where, h1 is the plume height and h2 is the actual height of stack.
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8. The chimney is emitting particulate matter. Which of the following is the correct expression of the height of the chimney? Here ‘Kp’ represents the emission of particulate matter.
a) HC = 74 Kp0.27
b) HC = 14 Kp0.27
c) HC = 14 Kp0.47
d) HC = 74 Kp0.33
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Answer: a
Explanation: Height of the chimney HC = 74 Kp0.27 where HC is in metre and ‘Kp’ is in tonnes per hours.

9. What is the minimum height of the chimney in a thermal power plant of capacity 350MW?
a) 100m
b) 220m
c) 380m
d) 60m
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Answer: b
Explanation: As the capacity of the thermal plant lies between 200MW and 500MW, the minimum height height of the chimney is 220m.
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10. Which of the following is the correct expression of the height of chimney emitting sulfur dioxide?
a) HC = 74 Kp0.27
b) HC = 14 Kp0.33
c) HC = 14 Kp0.47
d) HC = 74 Kp0.33
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Answer: b
Explanation: Height of the chimney, HC = 14 Kp0.33 when the chimney is emitting sulfur dioxide. Here, the unit of ‘Kp’ is in kg/hour and HC is in metre.

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