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Environmental Engineering Practice Test: Conveyance and Distribution of Water — Flashcards

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In environmental engineering, water conveyance and distribution systems move water from its source to various destinations.

Water conveyance structures include: Flumes, Tunnels, Aqueducts, Inverted siphons (pipe canals), Inclined drop structures 
Water conveyance methods include: Tanker trucks, Rural aqueducts, Pipelines. 
Water distribution systems include: Pipes, Valves, Pumps, Facilities to store water, Meters to measure water use, Hydrants for firefighting and other uses 
Water conveyance pipes are a vital part of water distribution systems, enabling an efficient and reliable supply of water.

Topics include: Types of Pipes, Types of Valves, & Layout of Distribution System.

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Which of the following is incorrect regarding cast iron pipes?
Their length varies from 80-100cm
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