Inflow, Infiltration and Overflow Questions
Collection System Monitoring, Evaluation and Adjustment is 14 to 16 questions on WPI’s Collection Class I and II exams. Practice keeping clear water and sewage where they belong.
100 questions in the official content counts, with a score for every area and an explanation for every option.
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Why is reducing inflow and infiltration valuable for a utility?
What our i/i and overflows questions cover
- Inflow versus infiltration and how each shows in flow data
- Flow monitoring and capacity problems
- Overflow causes, first response and public protection
- Grease interceptors and public education
- Odors, corrosion monitoring and industrial discharges

This list is our own summary, written for practice. The exam owners publish their outlines: California’s Expected Range of Knowledge, TCEQ’s Need-to-Know Criteria and WPI’s Need-to-Know Criteria.
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100 questions in the official content counts, with a score for every area and an explanation for every option.
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- Inflow peaks fast after rain; infiltration rises slowly.
- Stop the overflow and keep people away first.
- Grease and wipes cause many blockages.
- Report every overflow as the permit requires.
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Common questions
What is the difference between inflow and infiltration?
Infiltration is groundwater entering through pipe and manhole defects; inflow is surface water entering through direct connections such as roof drains and broken cleanouts.
What causes sanitary sewer overflows?
Blockages, pipe and pump station failures, and wet-weather flow beyond the system’s capacity.
100 questions in the official content counts, with a score for every area and an explanation for every option.
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Outlines used for these questions: Expected Range of Knowledge, Drinking Water Treatment Exam (rev. 4/2020, PDF) · Expected Range of Knowledge, Drinking Water Distribution Exam (rev. 4/2020, PDF) · TCEQ: Need-to-Know Criteria for public water system operators · TCEQ: What applicants for wastewater licenses need to know · WPI: 2025 Need-to-Know Criteria.
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