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6035 Drainage Outcome 1 part 2

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 22mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a key feature of the secondary ventilated stack system?

a)

It has a primary vent connected to the dry section of the stack.

b)

It has a secondary vent connected from just above the long radius bend.

c)

It has no vent system.

d)

It has a vent system connected to the wet section of the stack.

2.

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

a)

To reduce the airflow.

b)

To increase the water flow.

c)

To allow additional airflow and safeguard against pressure fluctuations.

d)

To block the airflow.

3.

In what type of buildings is a ventilated branch system typically used?

a)

Residential homes

b)

Public buildings

c)

Small offices

d)

Private houses

4.

What is the maximum distance each branch is ventilated from the appliance in a ventilated branch system?

a)

500mm

b)

1000mm

c)

750mm

d)

600mm

5.

What is one of the main benefits of ventilating each branch in a ventilated branch system?

a)

Reduces water usage

b)

Increases water pressure

c)

Allows additional airflow

d)

Decreases installation cost

6.

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

a)

Water contamination

b)

Positive or negative pressure fluctuations

c)

Pipe corrosion

d)

Blockages

7.

In a ventilated branch system, which direction do the discharge branches migrate?

a)

Upwards

b)

Downwards

c)

Horizontally

d)

Diagonally

8.

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

a)

20mm

b)

25mm

c)

30mm

d)

32mm

9.

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

a)

20mm

b)

25mm

c)

30mm

d)

32mm

10.

In a ventilated branch system, what is the purpose of the branch ventilating pipes migrating upwards?

a)

To allow effluent to discharge

b)

To prevent effluent from entering the vent system

c)

To increase water pressure

d)

To reduce water pressure

11.

In a ventilated branch system, where must any branch ventilating pipe be connected?

a)

Below the spillover level of the appliance

b)

At the same level as the spillover level of the appliance

c)

Above the spillover level of the appliance

d)

At the base of the discharge stack

12.

Which of the following is NOT a type of ventilated system shown in the image?

a)

Primary ventilated system

b)

Secondary ventilated system

c)

Ventilated discharge branch system

d)

Tertiary ventilated system

13.

What is the primary function of the systems shown in the image?

a)

To provide heating

b)

To manage ventilation

c)

To supply water

d)

To discharge waste

14.

Where can a soil stack terminate within a property?

a)

Inside the loft area or ducting

b)

Inside the basement

c)

Inside the living room

d)

Inside the kitchen

15.

Where can a soil stack terminate outside the property?

a)

To the atmosphere

b)

To the garden

c)

To the garage

d)

To the driveway

16.

What should not be allowed to penetrate the property in either case of soil stack termination?

a)

Foul smell

b)

Water

c)

Air

d)

Light

17.

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

a)

Installing a vent pipe

b)

Installing an air admittance valve

c)

Installing a water trap

d)

Installing a pressure release valve

18.

What does an air admittance valve allow?

a)

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

b)

It allows foul air out but does not allow air in.

c)

It allows both air in and foul air out.

d)

It does not allow air in or foul air out.

19.

What is the main purpose of an air admittance valve (AAV)?

a)

To allow air into the stack but not allow foul air into the building

b)

To allow foul air into the building but not allow air into the stack

c)

To allow both air and foul air into the building

d)

To prevent both air and foul air from entering the building

20.

What must be available if the AAV is situated inside boxing?

a)

Access for maintenance and sufficient ventilation

b)

Access for maintenance and no ventilation

c)

No access for maintenance and sufficient ventilation

d)

No access for maintenance and no ventilation

21.

What must be followed when installing an air admittance valve?

a)

Personal preferences

b)

Manufacturer’s instructions

c)

Local weather conditions

d)

Neighbor’s advice

22.

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

a)

Painting it

b)

Insulation

c)

Covering it with plastic

d)

Placing it indoors

23.

At what minimum height must an air admittance valve be installed above the highest spillover level?

a)

0.5 meters

b)

1 meter

c)

1.5 meters

d)

2 meters

24.

What is the purpose of a stub stack in a drainage system?

a)

To connect appliances directly to the drain

b)

To increase water pressure

c)

To filter water

d)

To store excess water

25.

When is ventilation required for a stub stack?

a)

When the highest appliance is above 1 metre

b)

When the highest appliance is above 2 metres

c)

When the highest appliance is above 3 metres

d)

When the highest appliance is above 4 metres

26.

What is the maximum distance from the invert to floor level for ventilation to be required in a stub stack?

a)

1.0 metres

b)

1.2 metres

c)

1.3 metres

d)

1.5 metres

27.

How can ventilation be acquired for a stub stack?

a)

Through a water pump

b)

Via an air admittance valve

c)

Using a pressure regulator

d)

By installing a filter

28.

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

a)

4 metres

b)

5 metres

c)

6 metres

d)

7 metres

29.

Where must the vented stack always be installed?

a)

At the lowest part of the run

b)

At the middle of the run

c)

At the head or highest part of the run

d)

Anywhere along the run

30.

What is the maximum height for the highest connection in a stub stack system?

a)

1.0 metres

b)

1.5 metres

c)

2.0 metres

d)

2.5 metres

31.

What is the maximum distance from invert to ground floor in a stub stack system?

a)

1.0 metres

b)

1.3 metres

c)

1.5 metres

d)

2.0 metres

32.

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

a)

To allow water into the stub stack

b)

To allow air into the stub stack

c)

To release air from the stub stack

d)

To prevent water from entering the stub stack

33.

What does the air admittance valve help to avoid?

a)

Water overflow

b)

Trap seal loss

c)

Air leakage

d)

Pipe blockage

34.

What happens when the appliance is discharging?

a)

It releases water into the stub stack

b)

It releases air from the stub stack

c)

It sucks air into the stub stack

d)

It stabilizes water pressure

35.

What is a stub stack normally capped off with?

a)

A water seal

b)

A pressure valve

c)

An access cap

d)

A discharge pipe

36.

What is the minimum height above an opening window that a soil stack should be installed if it terminates outside the property and is within 3 metres of the window?

a)

600mm

b)

700mm

c)

800mm

d)

900mm

37.

What is the purpose of installing a terminal fitting on the top of the soil stack?

a)

To prevent debris from falling down the stack and causing a blockage

b)

To increase the water flow rate

c)

To reduce noise from the stack

d)

To improve the aesthetic appearance of the stack

38.

What additional component may need to be fitted if the installation is in a windy area?

a)

A vent cowl

b)

A water filter

c)

A noise reducer

d)

A decorative cap

39.

What is used to correctly weather a vent pipe that protrudes through a roof line?

a)

Lead or weathering slate

b)

Plastic sheeting

c)

Rubber gasket

d)

Metal flashing

40.

What is the purpose of using a weather collar on a vent pipe?

a)

To stop rainwater penetrating the property

b)

To enhance the appearance of the roof

c)

To provide insulation

d)

To support the vent pipe

41.

What is grey water recovery?

a)

A type of recycling that reuses water from washbasins, showers, washing machines, and baths.

b)

A method of collecting rainwater for irrigation purposes.

c)

A process of purifying drinking water from rivers.

d)

A technique for desalinating seawater.

42.

Where is the grey water stored in a grey water recovery system?

a)

In an overhead tank.

b)

In an underground tank.

c)

In a rainwater barrel.

d)

In a septic tank.

43.

What is the purpose of the high level cistern in a grey water recovery system?

a)

To store drinking water.

b)

To filter the grey water.

c)

To pump the grey water to flush WCs within the property.

d)

To heat the grey water for household use.