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6035DRPPT2Q1

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 2hrs 51mins

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1.

What is the purpose of the secondary vent in a secondary ventilated stack system?

a)

To provide additional support to the main stack

b)

To allow additional airflow and protect against pressure fluctuations

c)

To filter the air going through the main stack

d)

To reduce the temperature of the air in the main stack

2.

Where is the secondary vent connected in a secondary ventilated stack system?

a)

Below the long radius bend going up to the wet section of the stack

b)

At the top of the main stack

c)

From just above the long radius bend going up to the dry section of the stack

d)

At the base of the main stack

3.

What is the purpose of the rodding eye in a secondary ventilated stack system?

a)

To provide additional support to the stack

b)

To allow for inspection and removal of blockages

c)

To regulate the flow of waste water

d)

To measure the pressure in the stack

4.

What sort of sysrtem is this?

a)

Primary vented stack

b)

Secondary vented stack

c)

Vented branch stack

d)

Stub stack

5.

What is the purpose of the secondary vent ?

a)

To allow sewer gasses to escape

b)

To allow access

c)

To help maintain atmospheric pressure

d)

To reduce flow rate

6.

Where is a ventilated branch system typically used?

a)

In small residential buildings

b)

In larger systems where the risk of trap seal loss is high

c)

In outdoor plumbing systems

d)

In low-pressure areas

7.

How far should each branch be ventilated from the appliance in a ventilated branch system?

a)

No more than 500mm

b)

No more than 750mm

c)

No more than 1000mm

d)

No more than 1250mm

8.

What does the ventilation in a ventilated branch system safeguard against?

a)

Only negative pressure fluctuations

b)

Only positive pressure fluctuations

c)

Both positive and negative pressure fluctuations

d)

Temperature variations in the system

9.

What is the function of the component labeled "Main ventilating stack" in the ventilated branch system diagram?

a)

To provide a pathway for waste to the sewer

b)

To equalize pressure within the drainage system

c)

To bring fresh water into the system

d)

To serve as an access point for cleaning

10.

What is the purpose of the "Rodding eye" as shown in the diagram?

a)

To allow for inspection of the system

b)

To prevent backflow of waste

c)

To filter out debris

d)

To serve as an access point for cleaning

11.

Where does the "Branch discharge pipe" lead to in the ventilated branch system?

a)

To the water supply

b)

To the heating system

c)

To the the main stack

d)

To the overflow reservoir

12.

What is the minimum size of the branch ventilating pipe for a single appliance in a ventilated branch system?

a)

25mm

b)

32mm

c)

40mm

d)

50mm

13.

In a ventilated branch system, what direction do the discharge branches migrate to allow effluent to discharge?

a)

Upwards

b)

Downwards

c)

Sideways

d)

Inwards

14.

What is the size of the branch ventilating pipe for multiple appliances in a ventilated branch system?

a)

25mm

b)

32mm

c)

40mm

d)

50mm

15.

What must a branch ventilating pipe be connected to in a ventilated branch system?

a)

The main sewer line

b)

The discharge stack above the spillover level of the appliance

c)

The water supply line

d)

The lowest point of the drainage system

16.

Which type of system uses a single vertical pipe for ventilation?

a)

Secondary ventilated system

b)

Ventilated discharge branch system

c)

Primary ventilated system

d)

None of the above

17.

What distinguishes a secondary ventilated system from a primary ventilated system?

a)

It has an extra ventilation pipe

b)

It has no vertical pipes.

c)

It uses a horizontal pipe instead of a vertical one.

d)

It has a single vertical pipe.

18.

In a ventilated discharge branch system, where is the ventilation pipe connected?

a)

Below the branch discharge pipe

b)

At the end of the branch discharge pipe

c)

Above the highest appliance on the branch

d)

Directly to the sewer

19.

Where can a soil stack terminate?

a)

Only inside the loft area

b)

Only outside the property to atmosphere

c)

Either inside the loft area or ducting within the property, or outside the property to atmosphere

d)

In the living room of the property

20.

Should foul smell be allowed to penetrate the property from the soil stack?

a)

Yes, it is inevitable

b)

Yes, but only in small amounts

c)

No, it should be completely avoided

d)

Only during the night

21.

According to Building Regulations, what is the acceptable way to terminate a soil stack inside a building?

a)

By sealing it with a cap

b)

By installing an air admittance valve

c)

By connecting it directly to the sewer

d)

By leaving it open to the atmosphere

22.

What is the function of an air admittance valve in a soil stack?

a)

It allows foul air out when the pressure fluctuates.

b)

It seals the soil stack completely.

c)

It allows air in if the pressure fluctuates but does not allow foul air out.

d)

It filters the air coming into the soil stack.

23.

If an AAV is situated inside boxing, what must be provided?

a)

Access available for maintenance only

b)

Sufficient ventilation in the boxing for the AAV only

c)

Both access available for maintenance and sufficient ventilation in the boxing for the AAV

d)

An additional AAV outside the boxing

24.

When installing an air admittance valve, what must be followed?

a)

Local plumbing codes

b)

Manufacturer's instructions

c)

General guidelines

d)

Personal judgment

25.

What is required to prevent an air admittance valve from freezing?

a)

Waterproof coating

b)

Insulation

c)

Heat tracing

d)

Nothing, it is freeze-proof

26.

How high must an air admittance valve be installed relative to the highest spillover level?

a)

At the same level

b)

At least 1 metre above

c)

At least 2 metres above

d)

Below the highest spillover level

27.

What is the maximum distance allowed from the invert to floor level for a stub stack system before ventilation is required (H3)?

a)

1.3 metres

b)

2 metres

c)

6 metres

d)

12 metres

28.

How can ventilation be acquired in a stub stack system?

a)

Through a separate vent pipe

b)

Via an air admittance valve

c)

By installing a larger diameter stack

d)

Using a mechanical extractor fan

29.

Under what condition is ventilation not required for appliances connected directly to the drain in a stub stack system?

a)

If the highest appliance is below 1.3 metres

b)

If the highest appliance is below 2 metres

c)

If the distance from the invert to floor level is less than 6 metres

d)

If the distance from the invert to floor level is less than 12 metres

30.

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

a)

3 metres

b)

6 metres

c)

9 metres

d)

12 metres

31.

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

a)

At the lowest part of the run

b)

At the midpoint of the run

c)

At the head or highest part of the run

d)

Outside the building

32.

What is the maximum height to the highest connection from the ground floor for a stub stack installation (H1)?

a)

1.0m

b)

1.3m

c)

2.0m

d)

2.5m

33.

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

34.

What is the purpose of the air admittance valve in the stub stack?

a)

To release excess water

b)

To allow air into the stub stack and avoid trap seal loss

c)

To block the flow of air completely

d)

To measure the pressure within the stack

35.

What is normally used to cap off a stub stack?

a)

A pressure gauge

b)

A water seal

c)

An access cap

d)

A vent pipe

36.

What is the height of H2

a)

1.3m

b)

1.5m

c)

3.3m

d)

0.7m

37.

What is the max height of H1?

a)

2m

b)

1.5m

c)

1.3m

d)

2.5m