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Unit 317 L.05 Gas Pipework

Unit 317 L.05 Gas Pipework

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32 Slides • 27 Questions

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Include jointing techniques that can be used

Identify pipework materials suitable for use on gas supply

Gas Pipe

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Open Ended

What are some key considerations when installing an emergency control valve (AECV) to a gas supply system?

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Open Ended

Describe the main features and installation requirements of a flexible connector for flueless appliances, according to BS 669 Part 1:1989.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a flexible connector used to connect flueless appliances such as cookers?

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It must include a spring loaded valve for isolation and disconnection.

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It must be subjected to excess force such as tight bends.

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It must not be subjected to excess heat above 70°C.

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It must incorporate a bayonet style connector.

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Multiple Choice

Why is it important to secure a cooker with a chain when connecting gas hoses to appliances that may need to be moved?

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To prevent the cooker from being pulled further than the limit of the gas hose.

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To keep the cooker stable during cooking.

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To ensure the gas hose remains straight.

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To avoid accidental disconnection of the gas hose.

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Access the quiz allocated to you on Wayground (gas pipework)

Using your MS Teams

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Open Ended

Explain the purpose of Regulation 9(1) in relation to emergency controls for gas supply installations.

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Fill in the Blank

An emergency control is a suitable valve fitted in an accessible location which can be used to turn off the gas to the ___ property.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following statements best describes the requirement for emergency control valves in domestic gas systems?

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Emergency control valves must be fitted at the supply to the gas meter and be easily accessible.

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Emergency control valves can be installed anywhere in the property.

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Emergency control valves are only required for commercial properties.

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Emergency control valves should be hidden for safety.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a requirement for installing an emergency control valve (ECV) according to the guidelines shown?

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The lever must turn off the supply when in the downward position.

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The lever must turn off the supply when in the upward position.

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The lever must be installed horizontally.

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The lever must be painted red.

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Open Ended

Why is it important for the emergency control valve (ECV) to be accessible and able to move fully to the off position without restriction?

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Multiple Choice

According to the images, under which circumstances are additional emergency controls required for gas supply?

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When the meter installation is more than 6 metres from the property.

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When the meter installation is less than 6 metres from the property.

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When the gas supply is only used by one person.

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When the gas supply is not used in flats.

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Open Ended

What steps should be taken if gas continues to escape after shutting off the supply, according to Regulation 9 of the GSIUR?

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Fill in the Blank

Regulation 9 of the GSIUR requires a notice to tell the consumer to shut off the supply of gas if there is a gas ___ in the premises.

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT listed as an objective for confirming the integrity of gas pipework installations?

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Check that conditions within the gas system will allow safe commissioning.

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Know how to use the correct tools and equipment.

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Install gas pipework up to 50mm diameter.

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Tightness testing procedures to confirm the integrity of the installed pipework installation.

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Multiple Choice

Which regulations apply to domestic gas tightness test procedures?

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GSUIR Regulation 22 and 23

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IGEM/UP/1B Edition 3

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IGEM/UP/2 Edition 2

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BSI Regulation 10

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Multiple Choice

When and why might we carry out a tightness test?

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After alteration to, replacement of, or re-use of existing installations

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Only after a gas leak is confirmed

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Only when installing new appliances

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Only during annual inspections

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Open Ended

Describe situations where tightness testing may apply even if gas appliances are not connected or are isolated.

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Multiple Select

Which of the following equipment can be used for measuring pressure during gas soundness testing?

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U gauge (water gauge or U-tube manometer)

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Digital thermometer

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Electronic pressure gauge

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Barometer

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Fill in the Blank

A water gauge should be filled and zeroed using ___ .

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Open Ended

Explain why it is important to ensure both sides of a water gauge are level at 0mbar before taking a reading.

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Multiple Choice

According to IGE/UP/1B, what is the required accuracy for electronic pressure gauges?

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0.5 mbar

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0.1 mbar

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1.0 mbar

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0.25 mbar

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a reason electronic gauges are preferred over water gauges when commissioning differential pressures on modern appliances?

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Electronic gauges are less expensive

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Electronic gauges are more accurate

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Electronic gauges are easier to install

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Electronic gauges are more durable

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Open Ended

List the types of installation pipework covered by the IGE/UP/1B specifications and procedures for systems with a Maximum Operating Pressure (MOP) of 75mbar or less.

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Open Ended

What is the purpose of the 'let by test' in gas supply systems, and what does perceptible movement in the gauge indicate?

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following conditions must ALL be met for the tightness test procedure to apply to a section of pipework according to IGE/UP/1B?

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MOP at the outlet of the ECV not exceeding 2 bar, operating pressure at the outlet of the meter of 21mbar, nominal bore no greater than 35mm, maximum rated capacity of 16m³/h, maximum installation volume of no more than 0.035m³

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MOP at the outlet of the ECV exceeding 2 bar, operating pressure at the outlet of the meter of 21mbar, nominal bore no greater than 35mm, maximum rated capacity of 16m³/h, maximum installation volume of no more than 0.035m³

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MOP at the outlet of the ECV not exceeding 2 bar, operating pressure at the outlet of the meter of 21mbar, nominal bore no greater than 35mm, maximum rated capacity of 20m³/h, maximum installation volume of no more than 0.035m³

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MOP at the outlet of the ECV not exceeding 2 bar, operating pressure at the outlet of the meter of 25mbar, nominal bore no greater than 35mm, maximum rated capacity of 16m³/h, maximum installation volume of no more than 0.035m³

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Fill in the Blank

Fill in the blank: The formula to calculate the total system volume for carrying out the tightness test is Total m³ = Mv + Pv + ___.

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Open Ended

Reflecting on today's lesson about gas pipework and valves, what is one key safety consideration you learned when working with gas installations in domestic or small commercial premises?

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Multiple Choice

What is the purpose of installing an additional emergency control valve (AECV) in a gas supply system?

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To regulate the flow of gas during normal operation

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To provide a shut-off mechanism in case of emergency

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To increase the pressure in the gas pipework

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To connect multiple gas appliances

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Include jointing techniques that can be used

Identify pipework materials suitable for use on gas supply

Gas Pipe

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