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47 Cards in this Set
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Flood level rim of a countertop? |
32in |
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Flood level rim of a kitchen countertop |
36 in |
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Shower spout height? |
6' 6" /78" |
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Shower handle valve height? |
42in High |
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Barrier-free washroom turning radius? |
1500 mm x 1500 mm |
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Medical water closet Mount height? |
400 mm - 460 mm |
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What do PRV's use as pressure sensing devices? |
PRV's use diaphragms as pressure sensing devices. |
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Minimum pressure for flush valve? |
15 PSI |
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What is the least expensive pump to install? |
Continuously running pump |
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What do you consider When selecting a pump for a building? |
Select a pump with the capacity to satisfy the maximum probable demand (Peak demand) |
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Booster pumps come in what range of sizes in horsepower? |
1/4 HP- 200 hp |
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On a combination upfeed/downfeed system, the lower floors are supplied by? |
Maine pressure |
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A constantly running pump requires what? |
Pressure relief valve |
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Name two different sizes of automatic urinal flush tanks. |
3 gallon and 5 gallon |
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Which main component of an automatic urinal flush tank controls the frequency of the flush? |
The fill valve. |
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Which valve family does the fill valve belong to? |
Needle valve |
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An automatic urinal flush tank operates using what instead of a flush valve? |
Psiphon instead of a flush valve. |
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Are automatic urinal flush tanks that use siphon instead of flush valves efficient? |
No these tanks are wasteful water users. It is like having a constant slow leak. |
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Where is the fill valve located? And what is it used for? |
Inside a the water closet tank, it is used it is used for precise flow and controls the frequency of flush by regulating how fast the tank fills. |
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Which style of faucets require the most maintenance? |
Washer |
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Which type of faucet is generally used for residential lawn services? |
Frost-free |
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Which type of faucet is least likely to be used in a residential application? |
Electronic. |
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Which two styles of faucets use seals held in place with the aid of a spring to prevent water leakage through the faucet? |
Wash this and ball |
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Name the parts of the common washers Style stem. |
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What is the advantage of using a plastic nut and washer rather than a steel nut and washer for fastening a two- handle faucet to a fixture? |
If the faucet should leak around the stem, a plastic nut and washer will not deteriorate. |
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Most commercial faucets are manufactured from? |
Yellow brass |
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Metering faucets are using what applications? |
Where small volumes of water are required for hand washing in commercial applications. |
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Electric faucets have what type of sensor? |
An infrared sensor. |
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Electric faucets are powered how? |
Either by battery or connected to a 24 volt power supply. |
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4 styles of faucets? |
Washer, washerless, ball and cartridge. |
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Two divisions of washer style faucets? |
Stem, compression. |
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Name Four divisions of washerless style faucet? |
Ball, ceramic disc, cartridge, ball and cartridge. |
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Water supply max length? |
30 in |
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The bib washer or faucet washer in most faucets is made of what material? |
Neoprene composite material |
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In regards to Brass faucet seats , A round opening indicates that the seating area is a cast portion of the valve body and is not? |
Replaceable |
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A Worn or hardened Bibb washer may cause what? |
A faucet to drip, the water moving between the washer and seat causes wire drawing of the brass seat. |
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What is a flush valve? |
A metering device that permits a predetermined volume of water to be delivered to a fixture cheering each operating cycle. |
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What are flush valves (flushometers) primarily used for? |
Supply water to water closets and urinals in public and institutional applications. |
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What are three types of flush valves? |
Piston, diaphragm and metering |
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For a piston flush valve the bypass orifice controls? |
Length of flush |
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For a piston flush valve the adjustment screw controls? |
Volume |
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CL stands for? |
Critical level |
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Flush valve Supply size for urinals? |
Three-quarter inch Outlet |
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Metering valves typically require a minimum of what size water supply piping? While diaphragm and piston valves require a minimum of what size water supply piping? |
Metering valves typically require a minimum of 1/2" water supply piping, while diaphragm and piston valves require a minimum of 3/4" water supply |
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For a diaphragm flush valve if the length of the flushes too long or flush valve fails to close off what could be the problem? |
Bypass hole of diaphragm assembly is dirty or plugged. |
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If the length of the flush for a piston flush valve is too long, or the flush valve fails to close off, and the cause is that the line pressure has dropped and is not sufficient to force relief valve to seat, what is the remedy? |
Shut off all control valves until line pressure has been restored, then reopen all the valves. |
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If a urinal does not flush often enough what must you do? |
Adjust the fill valve and open it more. |