BMP, Inc. On-Demand PDH Webinar

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Upon completion of this 1 hour webinar including questions you will receive a PDH certificate having successfully answered 80% or better of the questions accurately. Thank you for your interest in the Snout and all of the Best Management Products. Please send any questions to tjm@bmpinc.com or call us at (800) 504-8008.

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Section I - Introduction

The first commercial installation of a SNOUT vented stormwater hood occurred when and where? *

4 points

At the Battle of Gettysburg in 1863.

At Haverford College in PA in 1999.

At Dallas Fort-Worth Airport in 2006.

At Ft. Riley, KS in 2004.

Where are structural stormwater BMPs especially useful? *

4 points

In urbanized settings where there is not enough space for land-based practices.

On farms where animals can get in the way of infrastructure.

In city parks where traditional water quality is most important.

To remove nuisance pollution from large facilities.

What are some of the benefits of structural methods for water quality? (pick any that apply) *

4 points

Structural practices can serve as pretreatment for land-based BMPs.

Specific pollutants can be targeted.

The designer has more flexibility to place water quality facilities on a site.

Waste can be reduced in a manufacturing setting.

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Which of the following is NOT a structural stormwater quality device. *

4 points

An oil-water separator.

A turbulence reducing perforated sump plate.

A grassy swale.

A catchbasin with a sump and vented hood.

Having a vent on a stormwater hood can prevent what? *

4 points

Bugs crawling into the sewer.

Tremendous volumes of seawater contaminating the potable water system.

Causing a siphon and sucking pollutants downstream from under the hood.

Oils from a food processing area entering the “clean room.”

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