Gas Regs Part C and D Worksheet 2 (using BPEC book)

Which regulation covers the interpretation of Part C: Meters and Regulators?

• Reg. 11

• Reg. 14

• Reg. 18

• Reg. 22

What is the main purpose of a regulator as described in Regulation 14.5?

• To control the pressure of gas to an appliance

• To measure the amount of gas used

• To mark the installation pipework

• To test for gas leaks

What is the focus of Regulation 14.7?

• Applying a seal to prevent interference with the regulator

• Testing and purging of pipes

• Marking of pipes

• Protection of buildings

Which regulation covers the safe use of pipes in installation pipework?

• Reg. 18

• Reg. 14

• Reg. 20

• Reg. 23

What must be done if a seal is broken on a regulator controlling the pressure of gas from a gas storage vessel?

• Only the supplier or a person authorised to act on his behalf may break the seal

• Anyone can break the seal

• The seal must never be broken

• The regulator must be replaced

Which regulation addresses the marking of pipes?

• Reg. 23

• Reg. 14

• Reg. 17

• Reg. 20

Which of the following is a requirement for a living flame effect gas fire?

• It must operate with a flamed flue system

• It must be installed outdoors

• It must use only electricity

• It must be portable

Where should a living flame effect gas fire be installed?

• Within the inner leaf of a cavity wall

• In the attic

• On the roof

• In the garden

What does the term "enclosed pipes" refer to in the context of installation pipework?

• Pipework not contained in a ventilated duct

• Pipework exposed to open air

• Pipework used for water only

• Pipework made of plastic

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a living flame effect gas fire?

• Designed to simulate a solid fuel fire

• Operates with a flamed flue system

• Installed within the inner leaf of a cavity wall

• Used exclusively for outdoor heating