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Let's learn about Water Engineering!

Bridgette

Water engineers are needed to supply drinkable water to the many people and uses throughout the world.<

Water engineers are responsible for collecting water from: the ground, wells, streams or other water sources. They then treat the water to remove organisms that could make people sick or spread disease. After the water is safe, the water engineers transport the water to us, the user. 

Jodi Villa

I became an engineer because ..... I like problem solving and math.  As a middle school student, I was interested in school classes as well as activities outside the school. I began learning French while in middle school, which became useful later in my life because I lived in Europe for awhile. I also became a volunteer at a local hospital, which was very rewarding! 

Jodi Villa
Water Engineer
Meurer & Associates, Inc.
Denver, Colorado
     
    Quiz
    "How much water is necessary each day to supply a 20-story building if each story has 5,000 square feet? Each person uses 10 gallons per day of water, and there is one person for every 200 square feet of building area. Also, 1,000 gallons per day of landscape irrigation is required."

    20 floors x 5,000 s.f. / Floor x (1 person/ 200 s.f.) x 10 gpd/person + 1000=? 

    A. 5,000
    B. 5,500
    C. 6,000
    D. 6,500
    E. 10,000
     
     
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