6035 Drainage Outcome 1 part 1

Which part of the Building Regulations deals with drainage and waste disposal?

• Part G

• Part H

• Part N

• Part A

What does Building Regulations part G cover?

• Drainage and waste disposal

• Electrical safety

• Sanitation, hot water safety, and water efficiency

• Fire safety

In which regions are Building Regulations statutory requirements for drainage systems?

• Scotland and Wales

• England and Wales

• Northern Ireland and Scotland

• England and Scotland

What does BS 8000: pt 13 refer to?

• Good safety practices

• Good environmental practices

• Good workmanship

• Good manufacturing practices

Why is it important to follow manufacturers' instructions carefully?

• They are always the same

• They vary and ensure proper use

• They are optional

• They are only for reference

What is the primary function of drainage pipework systems in a dwelling?

• To supply clean water to appliances

• To take solid and liquid wastes out of the dwelling

• To regulate indoor temperature

• To provide ventilation

Why must drainage pipework systems be done safely and hygienically?

• To prevent water wastage

• To avoid any health problems

• To reduce noise pollution

• To save energy

Through what components is the waste product discharged in a drainage pipework system?

• Through a filter, down a discharge pipe, to a water tank

• Through a trap, down a discharge branch, to a soil stack, and to the underground sewer

• Through a valve, down a discharge pipe, to a septic tank

• Through a pump, down a discharge branch, to a soil stack, and to the underground sewer

What is the function of the vent pipe in a standard domestic soil stack?

• To allow air to enter the system to operate at atmospheric pressure

• To remove waste water from the dwelling

• To heat the water in the system

• To filter the air entering the system

What could happen if the pressure in the vent pipe varies?

• It could lead to trap seal loss, allowing foul air to enter the dwelling

• It could cause the system to overheat

• It could result in water contamination

• It could increase water pressure in the system