The estimated completion time is one hour.
Objectives
At the end of this study session, you should be able to:
At the end of this study session, you should be able to:
- List nine types of pipe which can be used as water service pipe.
- Describe in two sentences each the physical characteristics of each type of these pipes.
- List the common weaknesses of each type of pipe.
- List four problems found with water service pipes.
- Describe the function of a stop and waste valve.
- List seven problems found with shutoff valves.
Question 1
List four reasons for low pressure with the water service piping.Selected Answer: 1. The water meter presents a significant bottleneck in the supply system2. The pipe may be corroded, especially if it's galvanized steel3. The piping may be crimped, which is common with lead or copper4. There may be obstructions in the piping5. It may be small diameter piping6. Occasionally, low pressure is due to a partly closed city valveCorrect Answer: - The water meter may present a bottleneck in the supply system - The pipe may be corroded, especially if it is galvanized steel - The piping may be crimped, which is common with lead or copper - The may be obstructions in the piping - It may be small diameter piping - A partly closed city valveResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 2
List six different materials commonly used for water service piping.Selected Answer: 1. Copper2. Galvanized steel3. Lead4. PVC and CPVC plastic5. Polyethylene plastic6. Polybutylene plastic7. Cast iron8. Asbestos cement9. BrassCorrect Answer: -Copper -Galvanized Steel -Lead -PVC Plastic -CPVC Plastic -Polyethylene Plastic -Polyputylene Plastic -Cast Iron -Asbestos Cement -BrassResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 3
What is the function of a stop and waste valve?Selected Answer: The purpose of this stop and waste valve is to drain all the water out of the supply piping, for example, if the house is to be winterized.Correct Answer: A stop and waste valve shuts off the water supply and allows the system plumbing to be drained.Response Feedback: [None Given] Question 4
What is the one soil condition which causes problems with copper water service pipe?Selected Answer: Highly acidic soilsCorrect Answer: Highly acidic soilResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 5
What is the typical diameter of water service piping in modern construction?Selected Answer: 3/4 inchCorrect Answer: 3/4 inchResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 6
Where does galvanized steel piping typically fail first?Selected Answer: Rust insideCorrect Answer: At the threaded connectionsResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 7
Why does plastic pipe need to be wrapped where it is exposed outside the building?Selected Answer: To protect it from ultraviolet ligth and insulated where necessary to protect it from the cold.Correct Answer: To protect it from ultraviolet lightResponse Feedback: [None Given] Question 8
Brass water service piping was last commonly used in:Selected Answer: 1935Answers: Response Feedback: Good workQuestion 9
Lead content of solder is typically restricted to:Selected Answer: 2/10 of 1%Answers: Response Feedback: Good workQuestion 10
What is the one fixture in the house which should have an isolating valve?Selected Answer: toiletAnswers: Response Feedback: Good workQuestion 11
Lead piping typically uses elbows.Selected Answer: False
Answers: TrueFalse
Response Feedback: Good workQuestion 12
Stainless steel service piping is common in many areas.Selected Answer: True
Answers: TrueFalse
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