Traps
Protect Potable Water Supply
Fixtures
Sustainability
Test and Inspect
100

A ___ S-trap is an S-shaped plumbing trap with the outlet extending vertically downward from the crown weir.

Full

100

A(n) ___ is a type of backflow prevention device.

A. atmospheric vacuum breaker

B. double or dual check valve

C. reduced pressure zone backflow preventer

100

 A ___ faucet is a single-handle, noncompression faucet that contains ports for the hot and cold water supply and a cartridge or ceramic disc that opens and closes the ports as the faucet handle is moved or rotated.

Port control

100

The typical American uses an average of ___ gal. of water/day.

100

100

To verify that underground piping is watertight, the piping is filled with water and the water level is observed for ___ min to ___ max.

15; 30

200

A trap must be provided with a ___ or be designed so the trap can be easily disassembled.

Cleanout

200

A cross connection is any connection between the potable water supply system and ___ through which contaminants unfit for human consumption can enter the potable water supply pipe by back pressure or back-siphonage.

Another piping system

200

A water-resistant ___ backing must be installed behind multipiece and ceramic tile showers.

Cement wallboard

200

What happens to most of the daily indoor water used in a typical single-family home that is discharged from a fixture or appliance ___.

Flows away through the sewers

200

Pipe plugs and caps are ___ to ends of plastic pipe.

solvent-cemented

300

To reduce the velocity of the waste entering the trap and the possibility of fouling, the maximum distance between the fixture outlet and the crown weir should not be greater than ___".

24"

300

A residential dual check valve consists of two replaceable check valves contained within a ___ or copper body.

Bronze

300

Water expands approximately ___% in volume for every 100°F of temperature increase.

2.5

300

Generally, the graywater storage tank size should be limited to that needed within a few ___ of normal use to limit the impact of any organic matter that might enter the system.

Days

300

Inflatable test plugs are available in ___" to ___" pipe sizes.

3/4; 18

400

___ is a backflow condition caused by downstream pressure in the water distribution pipe being higher than the water supply pressure.

Back Pressure

400

Pressure vacuum breakers do not protect against ___.

Back pressure

400

Superheated water is water under pressure that is heated above ___°F without becoming steam.

212

400

The use of a high-efficiency storage water heater can reduce water heating costs by about ___.

7.5%

400

Potable water supply and distribution piping is typically tested at 1-1/2 times the working water pressure or ___ psi.

150

500

A type of trap primer is a(n) ___ trap primer

A. automatic

B. water-saver

C. vacuum breaker

500

A ___ should be installed on the upstream side of an RPZ backflow preventer to minimize fouling of the check valves from debris flowing through the piping.

Strainer

500

A ___, or shock absorber, is a device installed on water supply pipe near the fixture with the quick-closing valve to control the effects of water hammer.

Water hammer arrestor

500

A composting toilet consists of a single unit with a ___ compartment.

Composting

500

The test duration for a potable water supply and distribution piping air test is ___ hr to ___ hr.

12; 24