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Waste Water Engineering - Engineering
Q1: Which one of the following statements regarding septic tanks is wrong :A
a gap of 7.5 cm between the bottom of the covering slab and the top level of scum is provided
B
the outlet invert level is kept 5 to 7.5 cm below the inlet invert level
C
the minimum width of septic level is 90 cm
D
the depth of tank is kept equal to its width.
ANS:D - the depth of tank is kept equal to its width. "the depth of tank is kept equal to its width." In septic tank design, it's not typical for the depth of the tank to be kept equal to its width. Septic tanks often have a depth that is greater than their width. The depth of the tank is designed to accommodate the necessary volume of wastewater and allow for settling and treatment processes to occur effectively. The other statements provided are generally correct and represent common design considerations for septic tanks:
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