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45 Cards in this Set
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Disposal of sewage, or other liquid wastes, shall be by means of _____________________.
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The drainage system of the building or premises
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A drinking fountain installed outside shall be connected to an approved drainage system. T/F
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True
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A connection to the public sewer, or private sewer disposal system, is required for ___________________.
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Buildings with plumbing fixtures
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Roofs, inner courts, vent shafts, light wells, or similar areas having rainwater drains shall discharge to (a) ___________________________.
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Outside of the building or to the gutter
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Burred ends of all pipe and tubing shall be ______________________.
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Reamed to the full bore of the pipe or tube
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No plumbing system, drainage system, building sewer, private sewage disposal system, or parts thereof, shall be located in ___________________________.
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Any lot other than the lot that is the site of the building served by such facilities.
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Piping, fixtures, or equipment that are installed so that they interfere with normal operation and use of windows or doors shall be ________________.
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Relocated to avoid interference
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All design, construction, and workmanship shall be in conformity with ____________________.
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Accepted engineering practices
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When supporting horizontal piping 5-inches in diameter with hangers, a ____ inch diameter rod shall be used.
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1/2
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The building drain from the front of the building or structure and paralleling the same shall be at least ________________________.
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On an interior lot (when driveway cannot be used)
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All trenches deeper than the footing of any building or structure and paralleling the same shall be at least ____________________.
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45 degrees therefrom
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Cast-iron soil pipe, installed vertically, shall be supported at its base and ___________________.
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Each floor, not to exceed 15 feet
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Threaded pipe (I.P.S.), 3/4 inch, except for gas piping, installed horizontally shall be supported at approximately ___________________.
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10-foot intervals
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Piping in the ground shall be laid on _______________________.
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A firm bed
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PEX piping may be coupled together with shielded couplings. T/F
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False
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The type of acceptable joints for PEX shall be __________________.
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Metal insert or metal compression
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Copper tubing installed vertically shall be supported at each story or at maximum intervals of _____________________.
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10 feet
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Mechanical devices may be used to complete backfilling where covering above any piping is at least _____ inches.
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12
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Two-inch horizontal copper tubing drain pipe shall be supported at ____________________.
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10 foot intervals
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Horizontal hubless pipe shall be braced at not more than 40-foot intervals to prevent ________________________.
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Horizontal movement
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All piping, fixtures, and equipment shall be adequately supported in accordance with the ______________.
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Code
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Voids around piping passing through concrete floors on the ground shall be ____________________.
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Sealed
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All materials, fixtures, or devices used or entering into the construction of plumbing and drainage systems shall _______________________.
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Conform to approved applicable standards.
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The provisions of the code allow an alternate material or method of construction provided it is ______________________.
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Approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction as an alternate
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I.P.S. is the abbreviation for ______________________.
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Iron Pipe Size
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Pipe joint material shall be insoluble in water, nontoxic, and applied ___________________.
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On male threads only.
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Wiped joints are permitted with ___________________.
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Lead
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Section 313.2 prohibits the direct embedment of hubless cast-iron in a concrete slab. T/F
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True
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Tub waste openings in framed construction shall be protected by ____________________.
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Metal collars or screens
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Surfaces to be joined by soldering or brazing shall be cleaned bright by ______________________.
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Mechanical or manual means
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Closet bends or stubs shall be cut off so as to present a smooth surface, even with the ____________________.
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Top of closet ring
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Solder and fluxes used in piping systems conveying potable water are prohibited when the lead content exceeds ______________________.
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0.2 of 1 percent
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Joints at the roof, around pipes, shall be made water tight by the use of _________________________.
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Flashing material
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The minimum wall thickness for threaded plastic pipe shall be ___________________.
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Schedule 80
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Wall-mounted water closets shall be securely bolted to ____________________.
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A carrier fitting
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It is permitted to drill and tap a vent pipe to connect an indirect waste pipe. T/F
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False
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Fixture connections between drainage pipes and water closets shall be made with _________________.
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Flanges
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All pipe, pipe fittings, traps, fixtures, materials , and devices used in plumbing systems shall be __________________________.
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Approved by the Authority Having Jurisdiction
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Sleeves shall be provided to protect all piping through _____________ and ______________.
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Concrete; Masonry
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In seismic zones 1 and 2, hubless cast-iron piping 5 inches or larger suspended in exposed locations over high traffic areas, and over four feet in length, shall be provided with support on both sided of the coupling. T/F
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True
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When installing __________________, the Authority Having Jurisdiction shall require evidence of the competency of the installers.
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Medical gas piping
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When brazing, the alloys shall have a melting temperature of at least ____________ degrees F.
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1,000
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Drain pipes subject to condensation over food storage in food-handling establishments shall be _______________________.
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Thermally insulated
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The section of the UPC that grants the Authority Having Jurisdiction the opportunity to require tests as proof of equivalency.
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301.2.1
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Test gauges shall not have a pressure range more than _______________ the test pressure.
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Twice
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