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New England Water Works Association 1. Why is a well acidified? A. Take out soluble iron or manganese B. Increase the well’s productivity C. Remove objectionable gases D. Remove turbidity

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Page 1: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

1. Why is a well acidified?

—A. Take out soluble iron or manganese

—B. Increase the well’s productivity

—C. Remove objectionable gases

—D. Remove turbidity

Page 2: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

1. Why is a well acidified?

— A. Take out soluble iron or manganese

— B. Increase the well’s productivity

— C. Remove objectionable gases

— D. Remove turbidity

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New England Water Works Association

2. Which of the following best defines static water level ?

— A. Water level in a well after a pump has operated for a period of time.

— B. Water level in a well when the well in not in operation.

— C. Water level in a well measured from the ground surface to the drawdown water level.

— D. Water level in a well measured from the natural water level to the drawdown water level.

Page 4: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

2. Which of the following best defines static water level ?

— A. Water level in a well after a pump has operated for a period of time.

— B. Water level in a well when the well in not in operation.

— C. Water level in a well measured from the ground surface to the drawdown water level.

— D. Water level in a well measured from the natural water level to the drawdown water level.

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New England Water Works Association

3. Which of the following best describes the cone of depression?

— A. Change in water elevation from the normal level to the pumping level

— B. Depression around the well of the water surface caused by pumping water from the well

— C. Water level in a well after a pomp has operated over a period of time

— D. Measured distance from the ground to the pumping level

Page 6: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

3. Which of the following best describes the cone of depression?

— A. Change in water elevation from the normal level to the pumping level

— B. Depression around the well of the water surface caused by pumping water from the well

— C. Water level in a well after a pomp has operated over a period of time

— D. Measured distance from the ground to the pumping level

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New England Water Works Association

4. The residual drawdown of a well is defined as

— A. water level in a well after a pump has operated over a period of time

— B. measured distance from the ground to the pumping level

— C. water level below the normal level that persists after a well pump has been off for a period of time

— D. measured distance between the water level and the top of the screen

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New England Water Works Association

4. The residual drawdown of a well is defined as

— A. water level in a well after a pump has operated over a period of time

— B. measured distance from the ground to the pumping level

— C. water level below the normal level that persists after a well pump has been off for a period of time

— D. measured distance between the water level and the top of the screen

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Well Pumping

Cone of DepressionDrawdown

Pumping Water Level

Radius of influence

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New England Water Works Association

5. What is the maximum theoretical suction lift of a

centrifugal pump at sea level?

— A. 10 ft.

— B. 34 ft.

— C. 52 ft.

— D. 85 ft.

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5. What is the maximum theoretical suction lift of a

centrifugal pump at sea level?

— A. 10 ft.

— B. 34 ft.

— C. 52 ft.

— D. 85 ft.

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New England Water Works Association

6. What type of motor in the simplest of all AC motors, with rotors consisting of a

series of bars placed in slots?

— A. Squirrel-cage

— B. Wound-rotor

— C. Capacitor-start

— D. Synchronous

Page 13: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

6. What type of motor in the simplest of all AC motors, with rotors consisting of a

series of bars placed in slots?

— A. Squirrel-cage

— B. Wound-rotor

— C. Capacitor-start

— D. Synchronous

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New England Water Works Association

7. Which of the following type of valve is used in maintaining prime to a

pump?

— A. Foot

— B. Suction

— C. Vacuum header

— D. Butterfly

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New England Water Works Association

7. Which of the following type of valve is used in maintaining prime to a

pump?

— A. Foot

— B. Suction

— C. Vacuum header

— D. Butterfly

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8. Which of the following characteristics of a pump is shown in

a pump curve?

— A. wire-to-water horsepower

— B. motor horsepower

— C. friction loss

— D. efficiency

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8. Which of the following characteristics of a pump is

shown in a pump curve?— A. wire-to-water horsepower

— B. motor horsepower

— C. friction loss

— D. efficiency

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9. Which type of level sensor requires an air supply?

— A. Bubbler tube

— B. Diaphragm element

— C. Float mechanism

— D. Direct electronic sensor

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New England Water Works Association

9. Which type of level sensor requires an air supply?

— A. Bubbler tube

— B. Diaphragm element

— C. Float mechanism

— D. Direct electronic sensor

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New England Water Works Association

10. A well produces 365 gpm with a drawdown of 22.5 ft. What is the specific

yield in gallons per minute for foot?

— A. 16.2

— B. 22.5

— C. 32.4

— D. 36.5

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10. A well produces 365 gpm with a drawdown of 22.5 ft. What is the specific

yield in gallons per minute for foot?

— A. 16.2

— B. 22.5

— C. 32.4

— D. 36.5

Sp. Yield = gpm/ft

Sp. Yield = 365/22.5

Sp. Yield = 16.222 gpm/ft

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11. What type of motor is used when infrequent starting is required and load needs to be brought up to speed very

quickly?

— A. repulsion-induction

— B. capacitor-start

— C. wound-rotor

— D. synchronous

Page 23: Pumps/Pumping/Wells - Sample Questions

New England Water Works Association

11. What type of motor is used when infrequent starting is required and load needs to be brought up to speed very

quickly?

— A. repulsion-induction

— B. capacitor-start

— C. wound-rotor

— D. synchronous

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12. What type of level sensor has air connected to a pressure transducer via

a tube?

— A. bubbler tube

— B. direct electronic sensor

— C. float mechanism

— D. diaphragm element

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12. What type of level sensor has air connected to a pressure transducer via

a tube?

— A. bubbler tube

— B. direct electronic sensor

— C. float mechanism

— D. diaphragm element

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New England Water Works Association

13. Which of the following pumps should be used to increase pressure at large

distribution systems?

— A. positive displacement

— B. progressive cavity

— C. vertical turbine

— D. airlift

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New England Water Works Association

13. Which of the following pumps should be used to increase pressure at large

distribution systems?

— A. positive displacement

— B. progressive cavity

— C. vertical turbine

— D. airlift

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New England Water Works Association

14. What is the term for the height of a column of water will rise in a well?

— A. potentiometric

— B. groundwater level

— C. piezometric surface

— D. Residual drawdown

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New England Water Works Association

14. What is the term for the height of a column of water will rise in a well?

— A. potentiometric

— B. groundwater level

— C. piezometric surface

— D. Residual drawdown