Air Pollution and Control (APC) SPPU Insem Question Paper Oct 2022
All 4 questions from this SPPU insem paper, as printed. Read them here or open the PDF.
- Subject code
- 401004A
- Pattern
- 2019 pattern
- Exam
- Insem
- Session
- Oct 2022
- Max. marks
- 30
- Time
- 1 Hour
- Semester
- VII
- Paper code
- Oct-22/BE/Insem-35
Printed for: B.E. (Civil)
Instructions to the candidates
- Answer Q1 or Q2, and Q3 or Q4.
- Figures to the right indicates full marks.
- Draw neat figures wherever necessary.
Questions
Q1
- a)[4]
Classify air pollutants based on sources and origin with examples.
- b)[6]
Calculate carbon footprint for house in tons per year for the consumption of following resources. Resources Consumption per year CO 2 emission factor Electricity 850 KWh 0.85kg/KWh Petrol 340 liters 2.296kg/l Diesel 220 liters 2.653 kg/l LPG 168kg 2.983 kg/l
- c)[5]
Explain the important provisions made in Environment (Protection) Act 1986.
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OR- a)
Q2
- a)[4]
List the zones of atmosphere? Explain Troposphere.
- b)[6]
Calculate the carbon footprint in tons per year for a vehicle that has travelled for 50 km per day. The vehicle requires 8.5 liter of petrol for 100 km. Assume the CO 2 emission rate of 2.296 kg/L.
- c)[5]
Define air quality index (AQI) and explain the significance of it. 2 BE/Insem-35
- a)
Q3
- a)[4]
Explain radiation and subsidence inversion.
- b)[6]
An industry utilizes 0.3 ML (million liters) of oil fuel per month. It has also been estimated that for every 1 ML fuel oil burnt in the factory, per year, the quantities of various pollutants emitted are given as: PM = 2.9 t/yr, SO 2 = 60 t/yr, NO x = 8 t/yr, HC = 0.4 t/yr, CO =0.5 t/yr. Calculate height of chimney required to be provided for safe dispersion of pollutants assuming 300 working days in a year.
- c)[5]
Explain Coning plume behaviour with the help of neat sketch.
OR- a)
Q4
- a)[4]
Write the Gaussian model equation and explain each term of it.
- b)[6]
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- c)[5]
Define stability of the atmosphere. Explain various stability conditions.
- a)