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Radiators and heat emitters level one plumbing

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this component and what is its purpose

a)

A Thermostatic radiator valve controls the water temperature of a radiator

b)

A Thermostatic radiator valve controls the air temperature of the area around the radiator

c)

A Thermostatic radiator valve controls the water temperature of the boiler

d)

A Lock shield radiator valve controls the water temperature of a radiator

2.

Name this component

a)

Lockshield valve

b)

Wheel head valve

c)

Thermostatic valve

d)

Blending valve

3.

What is the correct name for this radiator valve

a)

Lockshield valve

b)

Filing valve

c)

Thermostatic valve with built in drain off valve

d)

Lockshield valve with a built-in drain off valve

4.

What is the purpose of a lock shield valve

a)

To balance each radiator so the system gets equal heat flow to each radiator

b)

To turn the radiator off when the room get warm enough

c)

To allow the radiator to be turned of for removal

d)

To balance the temperature of the radiator

5.

What is this tool used for

a)

Draining down the heating system

b)

Fitting tap washer in taps

c)

Fitting radiator valve stems to the radiator

d)

Fitting radiator brackets

6.

Why are there numbers in the thermostatic radiator valve head

a)

These determine the air temperature which the valve will close

b)

These determine the temperature which the valve will turn off the boiler

c)

These determine the temperature which the water will be in the radiator

d)

These determine the pressure of the water

7.

What is the component called and what does it do

a)

Central heating circulation pump it circulates water to the radiators

b)

Central heating circulation pump it circulates warm air to the radiators

c)

Central heating booster pump it circulates water to the radiators

d)

Central heating circulation pump it circulates water to the hot taps

8.

What is this component use for

a)

Removing water from the radiator

b)

Removing air from the radiator

c)

Removing sludge from the radiator

d)

Removing air from the boiler

9.

What is this component and where does it go

a)

Drain plug , goes at the bottom of a radiator

b)

Air vent plug goes at the top of the radiator

c)

Air vent plug goes at the bottom of the radiator

d)

Blanking plug goes at the top of the radiator

10.

What are these

a)

Inhibitors added to a central heating system to protect components form corrosion

b)

Inhibitors added to a central heating system to protect components form leaking

c)

Inhibitors added to a central heating system to make the water get hotter

d)

Inhibitors added to a central heating system to prevent the water getting too hot

11.

Radiators are normally positioned 150mm off the floor- what is the reason for this

a)

So a vacuum cleaner can fit underneath for cleaning purposes

b)

For air flow so cold air can be drawn up through the radiator for convectional currents to circulate

c)

So the pipes can fit snuggly underneath

d)

Its easier to install it than putting it lower

12.

When filling up a radiator what needs to be done before turning on the pump and boiler

a)

Removing the air from the top of the radiator

b)

Turning both valves off

c)

Make sure the room thermostat is set to a high temperature

d)

Adding an inhibitor to the system

13.

What is applied to the threads of the radiator valve stems before screwing them into the radiators

a)

Boss white

b)

PTFE tape

c)

Hemp

d)

String

14.

What is this component and what is its purpose

a)

A hot water thermostat and governs the temperature of the hot water and turns off the boiler

b)

A room thermostat it governs the ambient air temperature and turns off the central heating when it senses the pre-set temperature

c)

A room thermostat it governs the water temperature and turns off the central heating when it senses the pre-set temperature

d)

A room thermostat it governs the temperature of the radiators and turns off the central heating when it senses the pre-set temperature