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A comprehensive set of question-and-answer flashcards covering the stages of wastewater treatment, the mechanics of filtration and adsorption, and specific research findings regarding Zinc removal.
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Which process removes large floating materials from wastewater?
Screening
What materials are specifically removed during the Grit Removal stage?
Sand, silt, and grit
What is the function of the Coagulation process?
It neutralizes particle charges so they can combine.
What is the term for gentle stirring that encourages particle agglomeration?
Flocculation
What occurs during the Sedimentation process?
Suspended particles settle due to gravity.
What is the name for the sediment collected during water treatment?
Sludge
What materials are commonly used to compose water treatment filters?
Sand and gravel
What is the term for the process used to clean filters?
Backwashing
Aerobic digestion occurs in the presence of which substance?
Oxygen
What is the primary purpose of the disinfection step?
To kill pathogenic microorganisms
Which chemical is listed as a common disinfection method?
Cl2
What are the three common types of grit chambers?
Aerated, Vortex, and Horizontal
How does the process of adsorption remove contaminants?
By adhering them to a solid surface
Which specific contaminant was studied in the adsorption research?
Zinc (Zn2+)
What was the optimal pH identified for Zn2+ adsorption?
5
Which specific biochar performed better in the adsorption research?
SH-SCBB
What was the dominant adsorption mechanism identified in the research?
Chemisorption
What is the average processing time for wastewater treatment?
1 to 3 days
What is the definition of mine tailings?
Residual waste after mineral extraction
Between coagulation and flocculation, which process occurs first?
Coagulation
True or False: Adsorption occurs inside the material rather than on the surface.
FALSE
What happens during the Aeration process?
Water and air are brought into close contact.