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PLUMBING CODE

1. c. Rain water 63. –


2. c. Plumbarius 64. b. Continuous vent
3. c. Common vent 65. d. Water tight
4. c. Solid waste 66. a. The vertical main soil, waste or vent
5. a. Main sewer piping
6. c. Back pressure 67. a. Plumbing system
7. d. Maximum demand 68. b. 3 working days
8. a. 3 in 69. b. Continuous waste
9. c. 10 ft head for 15 minutes 70. c. 15 psi
10. c. Pressure 71. a. 80 psi
11. b. 150% of used water pressure 72. d. Rough piping inspection
12. b. Water 73. b. Fixture
13. – 74. b. Full gate valve
14. b. 8.0 psi 75. c. ASTM
15. d. Water meter 76. c. Combination Y and 1/8 bend
16. b. Full way gate valve 77. c. Pressure relief valve
17. c. Aluminum 78. d. ½ inch
18. b. Building drain 79. c. January 28, 1959
19. d. Plumbing code 80. a. House sewer
20. b. Corporation stop 81. d. Two
21. c. Pump circuit system 82. b. Flanges
22. d. 10 ft head 83. c. Four
23. c. Water pump 84. –
24. c. 2 gallons 85. B. Will increase the venting efficiently,
thus preventing from backflow
25. a. Foot valve 86. a. 5 ft
26. b. Service pipe 87. a. 3 ½ inches
27. d. Globe valve 88. B. 12 inches
28. a. 1 89. b. 1 gallon
29. – 90. a. 0.60
30. c. Stand pipe 91. a. Blue
31. c. Lavatory 92. b. Seal
32. c. March 93. a. 3 ft
33. c. Fire Code 94. c. Blank drill
34. c. Fire hose 95. b. Clarifier
35. d. Water pipe 96. b. Gas and water
36. d. Ventilation 97. d. 200
37. a. Aeration 98. a. 3
38. a. 2” 99. a. AIPMO
39. a. 30 100. b. 16
40. b. 2% 101. c. 15
41. b. 30 liters 102. c. 1935
42. b. 3 inches 103. c. Terminated
43. b. 3 104. b. 75
44. d. 50 mm 105. c. 15
45. a. 32-38 mm 106. b. Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker
46. a. 32 mm 107. a. 25 mm
47. b. 2 108. b. Float valve
48. a. 1 109. b. 2
49. b. 4 110. a. 25.4
50. – 111. d. 0.008
51. b. 4 ft 112. b. Commercial Standards and
52. a. 7.5 gpm Product Standards
53. a. Vents 113. b. Corporation cock
54. d. Total fixture units 114. a. 1 meter
55. c. 3 115. d. 0.45
56. c. 10 ft for 15 mins 116. b. Ball cock
57. a. Plumbing Code 117. b. 57 mm
58. a. Ejector 118. b. 152
59. a. Force 119. b. 2
60. a. Reynolds number 120. b. Flood level
61. – 121. c. Caulking
62. d. ¼ inch per foot 122. d. Butterfly valve
PLUMBING CODE
123. d. Lateral 184. b. 3 ½ inches
124. a. Water main 185. b. Lowest to the highest point
125. d. Service pipe 186. c. Exposed fixture supply
126. a. Waste pipe 187. b. Sewer
127. a. Neoprene rubber sleeves 188. d. 8 percent
128. a. 0.90 189. b. No
129. – 190. c. One year
130. c. 3.00 191. b. Ball cock
131. a. 120 192. d. Soil pipe
132. b. 1.8 193. c. DWV system
133. a. 0.60 194. a. House sewer
134. c. 344.5 195. c. Regulating Equipment
135. – 196. a. 25 ga
136. b. 152 197. a. Insanitary
137. b. 80 198. b. Six
138. b. Air break 199. c. Control valve
139. a. 0.60 200. d. Horizontal pipe
140. c. 305 mm 201. –
141. d. Battery of fixtures 202. d. Drainage, waste and vent
142. b. RA 1364 203. d. 24 inches wide
143. a. ½ 204. d. Public or Private sewer
144. d. Tapped tee 205. b. 20 psi
145. c. Squat type 206. d. Infiltration
146. a. Privy 207. b. The inlet connection of the
147. c. PD 856 appliance
148. b. Soldering 208. b. Gallons per minutes
149. b. Ferrule 209. b. Sump
150. a. 100 / 102 AS PER RNPCP 210. a. May exceed the maximum horizontal
length limited by code
151. c. Continuous vent 211. a. P 5.00
152. a. Storm water drainage piping 212. b.House sewer
153. a. Fixture unit 213. a. 15 m
214. d.Dry standpipe
154. b. Lavatory 215. c. 6”
155. c. Private sewage disposal system 216. b.80 psi
156. a. Excessive water pressure 217. b.85%
218. b.Flush valve
157. c. Back pressure 219. d.Invert
158. a. Health officer 220. d.4 ft
159. a. Health officer 221. a. Building
222. a. Header
160. a. Plumbing system 223. b.Durham System
161. c. 3/8 diameter 224. a. 4”
162. c. 36 hrs 225. b.Residual Pressure
163. b. Air gap (connection) 226. b.Offset
227. a. Court
164. a. Vertical distance 228. b.Cesspool
165. b. Continuous waste 229. b.Receptor
166. d. Bushing 230. d.Pressure
231. a. Pollution
167. - 232. c. PE or Polyethylene
168. a. Gutter 233. a. 1999
169. c. Fitting & Adapter 234. b.2
235. b.John F. Hass
170. a. Routine inspection 236. a. PVB or Pressure Vacuum Breaker Backflow
171. c. Installed without joints where Prevention Assembly
possible 237. c. 4
238. a. December 21,1999
172. d. 40 psi 239. c. City Ordinance 2411
173. – 240. a. 6
174. b. P 5.00 241. c. June 18, 1955
242. a. Flared joints
175. d. Storm sewer 243. c. January 28,1959
176. d. 10 ft 244. a. 1
177. a. Laminar flow 245. b.17th Century
246. c. 1954
178. b. 1 inch 247. a. 32 mm
179. a. Testing laboratory 248. d.51
180. d. Within a building 249. b.45 degree ; 1/8 bend
250. b.50%
181. a. Caulking 251. b.508 mm
182. a. Scupper 252. a. 14.4 kPa
183. b. Cast Iron

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