2.3 Flashcards

(22 cards)

1
Q

Large increase in pressure resulted by the sudden closing of a valve that caused fast - flowing water to stop quicly

A

water hammer

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2
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It produces a force that makes pipes rattle with banging sounds as they expand and contract from exposure to an increase in water pressure.

A

water hammer

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3
Q

_____________ or water hammer arrestors are used in the supply branches serving each fixture

A

air chambers

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4
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expansion from temperature increases can push a pipe through a wall or cause it to burst

A

thermal expansion

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5
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METHODS FOR EXPANSION OF PIPELINES

make use of pipe fabricated with U shaped or circular bends

A

expansion bends and expansion loops

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6
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EXPANSION JOINTS

consists a slip pipe and a flange which is bolted to an adjoining pipe

A

slip expansion joints

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7
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EXPANSION JOINTS

able to absorb a certain amount of end movement of the pipe

A

corrugated expansion joint

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8
Q

Aging galvanized steel and iron pipe can result in a capacity loss of up to _____ %

A

80

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9
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what kind of steel pipes experiences about half the capacity loss of 80 percent when they age.

A

copper, steel, and iron

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10
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what pipes experience little loss of capacity as they age.

A

plastic pipes

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11
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this is applied to the outer walls of piping to reduce heat loss or prevent condensation on the outside pipe walls

A

pipe insulation

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12
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in pipe insulation, for commercial installations, ___ to ____ thick, while ____ for residential installations are required by the building code.

A

1/2, 11/2, 1/2

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13
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In pipe insulation, _____ and __________ insulation are common pipe insulation materials

A

foam, covered fiberglass

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14
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In testing, test run on water systems under a hydrostatic water pressure of ______ psi for a minimum of ___ hour.

A

125, 1

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15
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Leaks account for about _______ % of household per capita water use in a typical U.S. home (AWWA)

A

12.7

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16
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A leak of just one drop per seconf will waste about _________ gal of waer a year.

17
Q

____________ in plumbing fixtures depends on the fixture type and residual water pressure, with higher pressure leading to increased flow and water consumption.

18
Q

___________ refers to the total amount of water required for a specific purpose or area over a given period, influenced by factors such as population, fixture usage, cliate, and time of day.

19
Q

The instantaneous peak demand for water in a pipe serving number of plumbing fixtures or serving an entire building is referred to as __________________.

20
Q

The design load of a pipe serving a group of plumbing fixtures or for the total fixtures installed on a project will depend not only on the _______ and ________ of fixtures installed but on the ___________ of he fixtures.

A

number, type, operation