Category: Water Distribution Math

Calculate Volume

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Determining the volume of a tank, section of water main, or settling basin is one of the most common calculations performed by a Water Distribution Operator. Follow these step by step instructions to learn how.

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Calculate Surface Area

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Determine the number of gallons needed to paint a water tank by calculating the surface area of the tank.

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Solving Math Problems

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For most people the math problems are the most intimidating part of the certification exam. Intimidation is a mindset and YOU are in control of mindset. With the right preparation and positive attitude you can conquer the math portion of the exam. Follow these steps to simplify any math problem.

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Conversion Factors

Conversion Factos

These conversion factors are commonly used in water distribution and treatment. This WILL be on the test!

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Formula Sheet

Water Math

List of all formulas needed for the water distribution and water treatment certification exams.

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Calculating Flow

Water Math

How to calculate water flow; with examples.

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Water Pressure and Tank Elevation

A column of water has 1 psi for every 2.31 feet of height. This simple bit of information allows us to easily calculate the level of water in a tank if we know the pressure at the bottom of the tank or, calculate the pressure at the bottom of the tank if we know the water level in the tank.

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