Saturday, December 19, 2015

Plumbing Inspection Section#3 Drain, Waste and Vent Plumbing Quiz#5

You should have finished Study Session 4 before starting this study session. This study session deals with traps.
The estimated completion time is one to one and a half hours.
Objectives
At the end of this study session, you should be able to:
  • Describe in two sentences the function of the trap.
  • List twelve problems found with traps.
  • Question 1

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    Explain how a siphoning action can cause the water in the trap to be removed.
    Selected Answer:
    If the pressure in side trap arm is not high enough to hold water, siphoing action would take water out. It could be direct siphoning or indrect siphoning. 
    Correct Answer:
    Correct
    Any situation where the trap arm pressure drops below atmospheric pressure will cause the water to be pushed out of the trap. Unvented fixtures are susceptible to siphoning problems.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 2

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    List four types of traps which are not permitted in residential construction.
    Selected Answer:
    1. S-trap
    2. Crown-vented trap
    3. Bell trap
    4. Drum trap
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    1. S-trap 2. Drum trap 3. Bell trap 4. Crown vented trap
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 3

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    List three ways that traps can lose their seals.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Siphonage
    2. Back pressure
    3. Evaporation
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    1. Direct siphonage 2. Indirect siphonage 3. Back pressure 4. Evaporation 5. Capillary action
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 4

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    What is the implication of a trap arm which is too long?
    Selected Answer:
    siphoning the trap or blocking the vent pipe
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Siphoning the trap
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 5

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    What is the minimum trap arm length?
    Selected Answer:
    2 times of diameter
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    At least two pipe diameters
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 6

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    What is the one fixture that won?t have a trap?
    Selected Answer:
    toilet
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Toilet
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 7

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    What is the purpose of a trap primer?
    Selected Answer:
    trap primer is used for infrequently used traps such as those on floor drains
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    The trap primer keeps water in a trap which is not used very often and could lose its seal by evaporation.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 8

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    What is the purpose of a trap?
    Selected Answer:
    to prevent odor from entering back into house
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    To prevent sewer odors from entering the home through the plumbing fixtures.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 9

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    What is the typical maximum distance between the fixture and the trap?
    Selected Answer:
    24 inches
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    24 to 36 inches
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 10

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    Correct
    A running trap is a good idea because it provides double the protection.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 11

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    Correct
    Every trap should be provided with some method of removal or cleaning.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct True
    Answers:
    Correct True
    False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 12

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    Correct
    It?s impossible for a trap to be too big.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work

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