UTB7 Prime Movers Pumps and Compressors Flashcards
(122 cards)
Water is circulated from the oceans to the atmosphere by a series of processes and then to the surface of the earth and beneath it. This is known as what cycle? (Page 7-1)
Hydrologic
What is water that is flowing in our streams or rivers, resting in our lakes and ponds, or flowing into the sea? (Page 7-2)
Surface water
What is that part of the water or moisture that has precipitated from the atmosphere upon the surface of the earth and has been absorbed by the soil and collected below a certain level called the “water line.”? (Page 7-2)
Groundwater
What are organic or inorganic materials or chemicals that cause an unpleasant taste, color, or odor in the water? (Page 7-4)
Dissolved Impurities
What include organisms as well as organic and inorganic materials that usually make the water turbid or muddy looking? (Page 7-4)
Suspended Impurities
Disease-producing organisms carried by water occur in how many classes? (Page 7-4)
Two
Symptoms of what disease include rose-colored eruptions of the skin, accompanied by a high fever (lasting about 4 weeks) and frequent bowel movements? (Page 7-4)
Typhoid Fever
What is the skeletal remains of tiny algae, called diatoms, found in marine deposits that have been lifted above sea level? (Page 7-6)
Diatomaceous silica
What is the water disinfectant specified for Navy use? (Page 7-6)
Chlorine
If excess lime is used for softening water, it makes the water alkaline and disinfects after about how many hours of contact? (Page 7-6)
10
Each pound of liquid chlorine produces about how many cubic feet of chlorine gas at atmospheric pressure and at a temperature of 68°F? (Page 7-6)
5
The time elapsing between the introduction of chlorine and use of the water is how long and is termed the contact period? (Page 7-7)
30 minutes
What value is a measure of the acidic or alkaline nature of the water? (Page 7-7)
pH
pH value ranges from 0 to what? (Page 7-7)
14
Never apply a flame, blowtorch, or other direct heat to chlorine containers; discharge them in a room with a temperature of about what? (Page 7-8)
70°F
Direct-feed chlorinators are used chiefly as emergency equipment and on small installations where it is not possible to obtain a water supply suitable for operating a solution-feed machine. They cannot be used where the pressure of the water being treated is more than what psi and are limited in the types of semiautomatic and automatic controls that may be used? (Page 7-9)
20
Chlorine expands into a gas at a ratio of what? (Page 7-9)
1:460
For variable vacuum operation, the injector vacuum must be at least how many inches of mercury? (Page 7-10)
10
What are solution chemical feeders that introduce chlorine into the water supply as hypochlorite solution? (Page 7-11)
Hypochlorinators
To prevent accidents caused by the corrosive action of hypochlorite solutions, use what or steel tanks lined with rubber or chlorine-resistant plastic as solution containers? (Page 7-15)
Vitreous crocks
Test for leaks in ammonia gas piping with a bottle of diluted what? (Page 7-17)
Muriatic acid
Ammonia solution or aqua ammonia can be stored indefinitely, but ammonia gas is created at about what temperature if the container is open? (Page 7-17)
80°F
When collecting samples for chemical analysis, you will find what amount of water usually enough to determine the mineral content? (Page 7-17)
1 gallon
What test permits the measurement of relative amounts of total residual chlorine, free available chlorine, and combined available chlorine? (Page 7-20)
Orthotolidine-arsenite (OTA)