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Air and Noise Pollution (CIE 4301)

The document outlines the structure and content of the VII Semester B.Tech (Civil Engineering) End Semester Examination for the subject Air and Noise Pollution, scheduled for December 2023. It includes various questions covering topics such as meteorological effects on air pollution, sources of air pollutants, ground level ozone, industrial plant location factors, and the responsibilities of the Central Pollution Control Board. The exam consists of multiple questions with specified marks and learning outcomes.

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Air and Noise Pollution (CIE 4301)

The document outlines the structure and content of the VII Semester B.Tech (Civil Engineering) End Semester Examination for the subject Air and Noise Pollution, scheduled for December 2023. It includes various questions covering topics such as meteorological effects on air pollution, sources of air pollutants, ground level ozone, industrial plant location factors, and the responsibilities of the Central Pollution Control Board. The exam consists of multiple questions with specified marks and learning outcomes.

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VII SEMESTER B.

TECH (CIVIL ENGINEERING)


END SEMESTER EXAMINATION, DEC 2023
SUBJECT: AIR AND NOISE POLLUTION [CIE 4301]
/12 /2023

TIME: 3 HRS. MAX. MARKS: 50

Note: 1. Answer all questions.


2. Any missing data may be suitably assumed.
Q.NO QUESTION Marks CO BL
Using a case study, explain the effects of meteorological conditions on air 04 1 4
1A.
pollution disaster.
Are livestock farms a possible source of air pollution? Explain your 4
1B. understanding by categorizing the pollutant emission source, and the potential 03 1
pollutants affecting climate change.
What is ground level ozone (GLO)? Is it of public health concern? If so, list its 03 1 4
1C.
potential effects.
2A. Distinguish between fumigation and lofting plume. 02 2 2
A factory emits 20g/s of at height H. The wind speed is 3 m/s. At a distance 4

2B. of 1 km downwind, the values of and are 30 m and 20m, respectively. 04 2


What are the concentrations at the centerline of the plume, and at a point 60
meters to the side and 20 meters below the centerline?
What are the pollutants identified by Pollutant Standard Index (PSI)? For a given
urban location, the ambient pollutant concentration of PM2.5 & PM10 has been
04 2 4
2C. recorded as 25 µg/m3 and 200 µg/m3. If PSI is the maximum of sub-index value,
for the short-term standards for PM2.5 & PM10 as 15 µg/m3 and 150 µg/m3,
determine the PSI value and its corresponding AQI category.
3A. List the factors to be considered for industrial plant location. 03 3 2

3B. Explain different types of air pollutant sampling. 04 3 2

3C. Explain probit analysis and its application in toxicity test of air pollutants. 03 4 2

4A. With the chemical reaction explain the formation of acid rain. 03 4 2
Define the following (i) Lethal dose (ii) Lethal concentration (iii) Dose threshold 04 4 2
4B.
(iv) Threshold limiting value
4C. Explain the effect of fluoride and arsenic poisoning in farm animals. 03 4 2
With a neat sketch explain the working of cyclone separators and gravity settling 04 3 2
5A.
chamber.
Explain the various responsibilities of Central pollution control board in 03 4 2
5B.
controlling air pollution.
5C. Explain the various sources and effects of noise pollution. 03 5 1

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