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A. Diffusion Rate
B. Infiltration Rate
C. Penetration Rate
D. Permeability
E. Absorption Rate
A. Soil type
B. Plant spacing
C. Plant type
D. Age of plant
A. Topsoil
B. Subsoil Zone
C. Subsoil
D. Surface Zone
E. Root Zone
A. Actual Head Pressure
B. Maximum Operating Head Pressure
C. Nominal Head Pressure
D. Maximum Operating Pressure
A. Equal to
B. Less than
C. Greater than
A. Inch
B. Air gap
C. Foot
A. Air Injection Valve
B. In line Filter
C. Air/Vacuum Relief Valve
D. Drip Line Fitting
E. Bypass Valve
A. Eliminates any vacuum
B. Keeps the water flowing quickly
C. Allows water to flow freely
A. Allowable depletion
B. Mineral
C. Forest
D. Mineral rights
A. A type of light bulb
B. Alternating Voltage
C. Alternating Current
D. Alternating Current Frequency
E. A method for measuring temperature
A. Steadily
B. Directly
C. In one direction then the other
D. Irregularly
E. Periodically
A. Sewage backup device
B. Pressure-type vacuum breaker
C. Automatic shut-off valve
D. Overflow prevention device
A. Centrifugal type
B. Pressure-type
C. Venturi-type
D. Loss-type
E. Vent-type
A. Ten
B. Three
C. Five
D. Four
A. Sprinkler Head Diameter
B. Coverage Rate
C. Application Rate
D. Number of Sprinklers on Lawn
E. Gallons per hour
A. Reservoir
B. Aquifer
C. Aquatic habitat
D. Seepage
A. Water
B. Gas
C. Oil
A. Half-circle sprinkler
B. Circular lawn mower
C. Circular arc
D. Full circle sprinkler
E. Half circle sprinkler
A. Height
B. Weight
C. Foot measurements
D. Time
A. Feet
B. Meters
C. Parts of an inch
A. As-Built Plan
B. System Plan
C. System Control Plan
D. Plant Layout Plan
E. Final System Plan
A. An as-built plan
B. A GPS
C. A survey
D. A soil map
E. A map
A. HAVB
B. A/V
C. AVB
D. ABS
E. AOB
A. More than 24 hours
B. More than 12 hours
C. More than 48 hours
A. Automatic Control Valve
B. Valves
C. On/Off Valve
D. Supervisory Control Valve
E. Trigger Valve
A. Ball or butterfly
B. Electrical or hydraulic
C. Ball
D. Manual Control Valve
E. Check
A. Drip System
B. Irrigation Controller
C. Manual System
D. Hydrostatic System
E. Automatic System
A. Take a break
B. Fill up
C. Shut off water to entire house
D. Raise water temperature
E. Cycle (water)
A. Pints of water per inch of soil
B. Gallons of water per gallon of soil
C. Inch of water per inch of soil
D. Cubic feet of water per cubic foot of soil
E. Gallons of water per inch of soil
A. Wet Nose
B. Water
C. Sanitation
D. Feet
E. Wet Cave
A. AWWA
B. AAWA
C. AWWA-C
D. AWWA-D
A. American Water Works Association
B. Central Intelligence Agency
C. American Chemical Society
D. American Medical Association
E. Button
A. Overflow
B. Backflow
C. Siphonage
D. Spill
A. Overpressurization
B. Bursting pressure
C. Over-pressure
D. Blockage in the piping system
E. Backpressure
A. Excessive breathing
B. Over-hydration
C. Ingestion of a foreign body
D. Negative or sub-atmospheric pressure
E. Inhalation of vomit
A. Sewage backup in a major city leads to the shutdown of some local businesses
B. Increased water usage by the backflow prevention device
C. A break in the city main line or a fire department utilizing excessive water to fight a nearby fire
D. The city main line becomes blocked and requires workers to manually unblock it
E. A water main breaks and flooding occurs
A. Pressure Reducing Devices
B. Water Purifier
C. Shut-Off Valves
D. Water Softener
E. Backflow Prevention Methods
A. Ball Driven Heads
B. Rotating Spouts
C. Rotary Sprinkler
D. Bucket Driven Heads
E. Rotating Blades
A. Controlled by several zone valves
B. Sprinklers shoot water in all directions
C. Controlled by one zone valve
A. Master
B. Valve
C. Fuse
D. Zone
E. Sequencer
A. Valve
B. Body
C. Head
D. Can
A. Filter Pump
B. Reverse Osmosis Pump
C. By-pass Pump
D. Booster Pump
E. Compressor
A. To transfer water from one body of water to another
B. To remove water from the irrigation system
C. To raise the pressure in the irrigation system
D. To raise the water level in a canal
E. To fill the water tank
A. Fruit trees
B. Flowers
C. A garden
D. A lawn
E. Level and definedshrub beds
A. Bubblers
B. Sprinklers
C. Sprinklers with a rose
D. Rotary sprinklers
E. Rain barrels
A. Capillary Action
B. Oxidation
C. Irrigation
D. Occurrence
E. Filtration
A. Phosphorus
B. Water
C. Nitrogen
A. Increasing the speed of water flow
B. Increased water flow
C. Increased water pressure
D. Producing more oxygen
E. Distributing water horizontally
A. Pond
B. Tank
C. Water Tank
D. Catchment Devices
E. Rain Gauge
A. Construct a water intake structure
B. Install rain gardens
C. Construct a detention pond
D. Construct a rainwater harvesting system
E. Conduct a water audit