Chapter 5: Exhaust Systems (Part II) Flashcards
(45 cards)
A Type I hood and exhaust system is used for collecting and removing ___________.
Grease and smoke
A hood or that portion of a primary collection means designed for collecting cooking vapors and residues shall be constructed of and supported of srteel not less than No. ________ (MSG).
No. 18
Type I hoods constructed of stainless steel shall have a thickness of not less than ______ inch.
0.037 Inch
Type II hoods constructed of copper shall be of copper sheets not less than _____ ounces per square foot.
24 ounces
On a common duct system the bleed-air duct shall have a fire damper at least _______ inches from the exhaust duct connection.
12 inches
Except where enclosures are required, hood, grease removal devices, exhaust fans and ducts shall have a clearance of at least _______ inches to combustable material.
18 inch
Field-applied grease duct enclosures and factory built grease duct enclosures shall be listed in accorgance with __________.
UL 2221
For canopy-type hoods, the inside edge shall overhng or extend a horizontal distance of not less than ______ inches beyond the edge of the cooking surface on all open sides.
6 inches
For canopy-typer hoods, the vertical distance between the lip of the hood and the cooking surface shall not be more than ______ feet
4 feet
The distance between the grease removal device of commercial cooking equipment and the cooking surface shall not be less than _______ inches.
18 inches
The volume of air exhausting through a non-canopy-type hood to the duct system shall not be less than ________ per lineal foot of cooking surface.
300
Replacement air quality shall be adequate to prevent negative pressure in the commercial cooking area from exceeding _________ inch water column.
0.02 WC
Portable fire extinguishers installed in kitchen cooking areas may not use what type of extinguishing agent?
Sodium chloride
Compensating hoods shallextract at least ________ percent of their required exhaust air flow from the kitchen area.
20 percent
A Type II hood is a kitcj=hen hood for collection of ______.
Odors, heat, and steam
Duct systems serving a Type I hood shall slope not less than _______ inch per lineal foot toward the hood or toward an approved grease reservoir.
1/4 inch per lineal foot
Where horizontal ducts exceed _______ feet in length the slope shall not be less than 1 inch per lineal foot.
75 feet
No solid-fuel cooking device shall be permitted within ________ feet of any deep-fat frying unit.
3 feet
In a six-story building, the duct enclosures shall have a fire resistance rating of not less than _______.
2 hours
A duct shall be permitted to contact noncombustible floors, interior walls, and other noncombustible structures and supports, but it shall not be in contact for more than ___________ percent of its surface area per each lineal foot of contact length.
50 percent
On horizontal ducts, at least one _________ opening shall be provided for personnel entry.
20 in. by 30 in.
For rooftop terminations of exhaust ducts serving commercial cooking equipment, the exhaust flow shall be directed up and away from the surface of the roof and a minimum of _________ above the roof surface.
40 inches
Grease filter drip trays shall be kept to the minimum size needed to collect grease and shall have a capacity not exceeding _________ gallon(s).
1 gallon
Access panels shall have a gasket or sealant that is rated for ______ degrees Fahrenheit and be grease-tight.
1,500 degrees