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PP9 Sanitation

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the maximum distance allowed from the invert to the floor level for a stub stack without requiring ventilation in England and Wales?

a)

1.3m

b)

1.5m

c)

2m

d)

6m

2.

What is the purpose of a stub stack in plumbing?

a)

To provide ventilation to the appliances

b)

To allow appliances to be connected directly to the drain

c)

To measure the water pressure

d)

To prevent water from flowing back into the appliances

3.

How can ventilation be acquired for a stub stack if required?

a)

By installing a water pump

b)

By using a wider pipe

c)

By installing an air admittance valve (AAV)

d)

By increasing the water pressure

4.

What is the maximum allowable distance for a single appliance to be connected to a stub stack?

a)

6m

b)

12m

c)

1.5m

d)

2m

5.

What is the maximum distance a stub stack can be installed away from the main vented stack (branch drain)?

a)

3m

b)

6m

c)

10m

d)

12m

6.

Where must the vented stack always be installed in relation to the run?

a)

At the middle part of the run

b)

At the lowest part of the run

c)

At the head or highest part of the run

d)

Outside the building

7.

What is the maximum height to the highest connection from the ground floor for a stub stack installation?

a)

1.0m

b)

1.3m

c)

2.0m

d)

2.5m

8.

What is the maximum distance from the invert to the ground floor for a stub stack installation?

a)

0.9m

b)

1.3m

c)

1.5m

d)

2.0m

9.

When installing an Air Admittance Valve (AAV), whose instructions must be followed?

a)

The retailer's instructions

b)

The manufacturer's instructions

c)

The plumber's personal preference

d)

General industry guidelines

10.

What is required to protect an AAV from freezing?

a)

Waterproof coating

b)

Insulation

c)

Heat tape

d)

Nothing, AAVs are freeze-proof

11.

How high must an AAV be installed above the highest spillover level?

a)

At least 0.5m above

b)

At least 1m above

c)

At least 1.5m above

d)

At least 2m above

12.

What is the function of the air admittance valve in the plumbing system?

a)

It prevents water from flowing back into the appliance.

b)

It allows air into the stub stack, avoiding trap seal loss.

c)

It measures the pressure within the plumbing system.

d)

It filters the air entering the plumbing system.

13.

What happens when the appliance is discharging in relation to the air admittance valve?

a)

It releases air out of the stub stack.

b)

It stops air from entering the stub stack.

c)

It sucks air into the stub stack, stabilizing the pressure.

d)

It seals the stub stack completely.

14.

what is the height from the invert level to the air admittance valve?

a)

1.3m

b)

2.0m

c)

3.3m

d)

0.7m