Before conducting a soundness test, what should you always do?

• Check the water pressure

• Walk around the system to make sure all joints have been made

• Measure the temperature

• Inspect the electrical wiring

Which of the following is NOT part of the visual check before soundness testing?

• Open ends

• Soldered joints made

• Compression joints tight

• Measure the pipe length

What is the purpose of the soundness test mentioned in the document?

• To check the electrical connections

• To ensure the system is visually appealing

• To verify the integrity of the joints and connections

• To measure the system's efficiency

What types of pipes require different soundness tests according to the document?

• Copper and plastic pipes

• Steel and aluminum pipes

• Rigid pipe (copper and steel) and plastic pipe

• Flexible and rigid pipes

What is the first step in the testing and decommissioning process?

• Set up equipment

• Visual inspection

• Test period

• Final check

Which step comes immediately after setting up the equipment in the testing and decommissioning process?

• Visual inspection

• Final check

• Test period

• Complete documentation

What is the final step in the testing and decommissioning process?

• Final check

• Test period

• Complete documentation

• Visual inspection

What is the first step in the soundness testing of rigid pipes (copper and steel)?

• Walk around the system and check for leaks

• Slowly fill the system with water

• Attach the hydraulic test bucket

• Pump system up to 1.5 times the working pressure

How long should the system be left to stand for temperature stabilisation during soundness testing?

• 15 minutes

• 30 minutes

• 45 minutes

• 60 minutes

What should be done if a pressure drop is detected during soundness testing?

• Increase the pressure

• Walk around the system again

• Rectify and re-test

• Leave the system for another hour