Navmed P-5010 Chapter 7

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Human body wastes from toilets, urinals, soil drains, and receptacles, also referred as sewage and?

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Black water

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What is a motor driven grinder used to pulp or liquify sewage solids before they enter the MSD?

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Communitor

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A zone of the high seas, established by the US, under the Convention of the Territorial Sea?

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Contigous zone (9 nm seaward)

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Waste water or other liquid partially or completely treated or in its natural state.

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Effluent

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What refers to ship generated wastewater which originates from culinary activities, bathing, laundry facilities, deck drains...?

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Gray water

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What MSD is "flow-through" and "discharge" device to receive and treat sewage aborad a ship (fecal coliform no more than 1000 per 100 ml, no VISIBLE SOLIDS)?

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Type I

Front 7

The Pall Trinity Biological waste treatment system is an example of what type of MSD?

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Type II

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What type of MSD is "Nonflow-through" device designed to collect shipboard sewage by means of vacuum?

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Type III-A

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Collection, holding, abd transfer (CHT) system is what type pf MSD?

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Type III-B

Front 10

The navigable waters of the US, 0 TO 3 nm from shore are called?

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Restricted Zone

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Drains which collect sewage from toilets and urinals are called?

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Soil Drains

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What extends seaward a distance of 3 nm?

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Territorial Sea

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Drains which collect gray water from showers, laundry and galley?

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Waste drain

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What requires Navy shore faciites and forces afloat to corporate with federal, state, ans local environmental protection organizations to comply with official standards.

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Executive order 12088

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What requires Naval facilites to comply with state or local administrative procedures for pollution, abatement and control?

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The clean water act of 1977

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Who through the Naval Facilities Engineering field division, provides technical assistanceon compliance with the permit system to area coordinators and Naval Facilities?

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The commander, Navl facilities Engeenering command (NAVFACENGCOM)

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Who is responsible for evaluation of waste water disposal systems ashore and afloat as tehy relate to potentially hazardous conditions?

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BUMED

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Who ar responsible of obtaining a discharge permit and ensuring that the operation of waste water treatment facilities?

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Local commanders

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What is the most primitive of all individual sewage disposal systems?

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Pit Privy (No longer authorized at Naval activities except in field activies)

Front 20

What consists of a water-tight concrete vault over which a toilet seat is placed?

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A vault toilet

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What is a cesspool?

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It is simply a covered pit into which raw sewage is emptied, it has water carriage system.

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A watertight tank placed underground into which raw sewage flows by gravity is called?

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Septic tank (50 to 70% of suspended solids are removed during retention)

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What treatment is designed to remove suspended solids from raw wastewater by mechanical means?

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Primary treatment

Front 24

Grit chambers are designed to remove_____.

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Sand

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This process involves the removal of a large part of the suspended solids from raw wastewater, it is used in primary and secondary treatment..

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Sedimentation

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This treatment involves the removal of most of the colloidal and dissolved organic materials in the wastewater. Usually by bological oxidative decomposition. (Activated Sluge)

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Secondary treatment

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The primary agents is the activated sludge are?

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Aerobic Bacteria (also holozoic protozoa)

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The _________ is very efficient, removing 85 to 95 % of teh solids and reducing the BOD by the sam eamount.

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Activated Sludge

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