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Heating System Components part 3

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of the lock shield valve in a heating system?

a)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

b)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

c)

To balance the system when commissioned

d)

To release excess pressure in the system

2.

Why is it important to balance the heating system?

a)

To ensure uniform heating of radiators

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

d)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

3.

How can the index radiator be identified in a heating system?

a)

By measuring the temperature difference between the flow and return pipework

b)

By using a radiator key to open the valves

c)

By feeling which radiator heats up first

d)

By counting the number of radiators in the system

4.

What is the purpose of a radiator key in a heating system?

a)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To make up a radiator

d)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

5.

What is the function of a bleed key in a heating system?

a)

To balance the system when commissioned

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

d)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

6.

Why are thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) required to be fitted on systems according to Building Regulations?

a)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To balance the system when commissioned

d)

To ensure uniform heating of radiators

7.

What is the purpose of an automatic bypass valve in a heating system?

a)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

b)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

c)

To allow the manual release of air

d)

To prolong the pump life by releasing system pressure

8.

What is the function of a filling loop in a pressurised sealed system?

a)

To allow the manual release of air

b)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

c)

To provide a temporary connection between the incoming mains and the central heating system

d)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

9.

What is the purpose of an expansion vessel in a sealed system?

a)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

b)

To take up the expansion of heated water

c)

To allow the manual release of air

d)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

10.

Where are automatic air release valves commonly found in a heating system?

a)

Inside the lock shield valve

b)

Inside the boiler

c)

Inside the radiator

d)

Inside the expansion vessel

11.

What is the purpose of a thermostatic radiator valve (TRV) remote sensor?

a)

To operate if long curtains interfere with the operation of the phial

b)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

c)

To allow the manual release of air

d)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

12.

What is the function of a decorators cap in a heating system?

a)

To allow the manual release of air

b)

Used to seal off radiator valves in order for a radiator to be removed for the wall behind to be decorated.

c)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

d)

To fit over the head of a TRV when a radiator is removed for decorating

13.

Why is it important to fit a TRV on the radiator in the same room as the room stat?

a)

To ensure uniform heating of radiators

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

d)

To comply with Building Regulations

14.

What is the purpose of an ABV in a modern heating system?

a)

To create a watertight seal on the threads

b)

To allow the manual release of air

c)

To control the temperature of a single radiator

d)

To extend the pump life by releasing system pressure