Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). Class C Water License Exam

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What does MGD stand for in water production?

  1. Million Gallons Decade

  2. Million Gallons Daily

  3. Major Gallons Delivered

  4. Maximum Gallons Discharged

The correct answer is: Million Gallons Daily

MGD stands for Million Gallons Daily. This unit of measure is commonly used in the water industry to quantify the amount of water produced, treated, or distributed over the course of a day. By expressing water production in millions of gallons per day, operators can effectively communicate and manage water supply rates, efficiency, and demand. Understanding MGD is essential for operators in evaluating the capacity and performance of water treatment facilities and for planning infrastructure needs based on daily water usage patterns. The other options do not accurately represent a standard unit of measurement used in the context of water production or distribution, making them less relevant in this context.