Wed 2018 Quiz Day 3
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- 1.What is the consent limit for domestic effluent?
- A.
77 KLD
- B.
70 KLD
- C.
41 KLD
- D.
14 KLD
- 2.What is the expiry date of our consent?
- A.
30th June, 2020
- B.
30th June, 2019
- C.
30th June, 2022
- D.
30th June, 2021
- 3.What is the consent limit for lead acid batteries?
- A.
200 Nos per year
- B.
175 Nos per year
- C.
250 Nos per year
- D.
225 Nos per year
- 4.What is the quantity of industrial effluent treated in ETP in FY 2017-18?
- A.
2006 KL
- B.
6002 kL
- C.
2060 KL
- D.
2600 KL
- 5.What is the category of incinerator ash as per consent?
- A.
37.2 Schedule – I
- B.
35.2 Schedule – I
- C.
33.1 Schedule – I
- D.
36.2 Schedule – I
- 6.What is the target of Specific Power Consumption for the FY 2018-19?
- A.
92 KWH/KL
- B.
93 KWH/KL
- C.
94 KWH/KL
- D.
90 KWH/KL
- 7.Expand MEE & VTFD?
- A.
Multiple Effluent Evaporator & Vertical Thin Film Dryer
- B.
Multiple Effect Evaporator & Vertical Thin Film Dryer
- C.
Multiple Effective Evaporation & Vertical Thin Film Dryer
- D.
Multiple Evaporation Efficiency & Very Thin Film Dryer
- 8.With which institute we have tied up for CSR projects?
- A.
International Crops Research Institute for the Semi-Arid Tropics
- B.
International Crops Research Institute for the Solid and Tropics
- C.
International Crops Research of Italy for the Solid and Tropics
- D.
Institute for Crops Research of India for the Semi-Arid Tropics
- 9.What is the current storage capacity of rain water in the plant?
- A.
307 KL
- B.
350 KL
- C.
320 KL
- D.
370 KL
- 10.Which gas was released in Bhopal Gas tragedy in 1984?
- A.
Isopropyl Cyanide
- B.
Ethyl propane Cyanide
- C.
Methyl isocyanate
- D.
Butyl Isocyanide
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