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Plumbing Processes PPT 6 - Plastic pipework & Symbols

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of a medium file set in plumbing?

a)

To cut polybutylene pipes

b)

To measure pipe length

c)

To remove burrs

d)

To mark cutting lines

2.

Which tool would you use to mark cutting lines on a pipe?

a)

Hack saw 32tpi

b)

Pencil

c)

Ratchet style cutter for waste pipe

d)

Steel rule

3.

What is the function of a ratchet style cutter in plumbing?

a)

To cut polybutylene pipes

b)

To remove burrs

c)

To cut waste pipes

d)

To measure pipe length

4.

What are plastic pipes used for in plumbing?

a)

Only for cold water

b)

Only for hot water

c)

Cold water, hot water, central heating, guttering, above ground drainage, and below ground drainage

d)

Only for central heating

5.

Why are there different types of plastic pipes in plumbing?

a)

To reduce costs

b)

To match the color of the building

c)

To be suitable for different situations

d)

To increase water pressure

6.

What is PVCu not suitable for?

a)

Hot water

b)

Cold water

c)

Soil pipes

d)

Guttering and down pipes

7.

Which type of pipe is used for underground mains and is blue in color?

a)

PVCu

b)

MDPE

c)

HDPE

d)

CWSC

8.

What is a common characteristic of both MDPE and HDPE?

a)

Suitable for hot water

b)

Degrades in sunlight

c)

Solvent weld

d)

Used for waste pipes

9.

Which type of pipe is described as PVCu

a)

Plastic Vinyl Composite Utility

b)

Pressurized Vinyl Composite Urethane

c)

Unplasticised polyvinyl chloride

d)

Plasticised polyvinyl chloride

10.

Which material is used for waste pipes and degrades in direct sunlight?

a)

Polybutylene

b)

ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)

c)

Polypropylene

d)

PVC

11.

What is a characteristic of Polybutylene in plumbing applications?

a)

Solvent welded

b)

Push fit

c)

Feels slightly greasy to touch

d)

Degrades in sunlight

12.

Which material is known to be solvent welded and can degrade in sunlight?

a)

Polypropylene

b)

Polybutylene

c)

ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)

d)

PVC

13.

Which material is not solvent welded and is used for cold and hot water applications?

a)

Polypropylene

b)

Polybutylene

c)

ABS (Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene)

d)

PVC

14.

What is a key characteristic of polybutylene that makes it suitable for plumbing systems?

a)

High electrical conductivity

b)

High temperature and pressure resistance

c)

High thermal expansion

d)

High noise transmission

15.

How can polybutylene pipes be joined?

a)

Welding

b)

Soldering

c)

Push-fit fittings

d)

Gluing

16.

What material is used in push-fit fittings to make a watertight joint?

a)

Plastic sealant

b)

Neoprene rubber 'O' ring

c)

Copper tape

d)

Silicone gel

17.

Identify

a)

Internal Pipe Sleeve/Insert

b)

External Pipe Sleeve/Insert

c)

O-ringed Plastic Reducer

d)

Pressure Test Nozzle

18.

Identify

a)

Intumescent Collar

b)

Electrical conduit fastener

c)

PVC pipe coupling

d)

Pipe clamp for noise reduction

19.

At what horizontal spacing should a 22 mm polybutylene pipe be clipped?

a)

0.3 m

b)

0.5 m

c)

0.8 m

d)

1.0 m

20.

At what horizontal spacing should a 15 mm polybutylene pipe be clipped?

a)

0.3 m

b)

0.5 m

c)

0.8 m

d)

1.0 m

21.

What is the vertical spacing for clipping a 22 mm polybutylene pipe?

a)

0.5 m

b)

0.8 m

c)

1.0 m

d)

1.2 m

22.

What is the vertical spacing for clipping a 15 mm polybutylene pipe?

a)

0.5 m

b)

0.8 m

c)

0.3 m

d)

1.2 m

23.

What is the purpose of sleeving pipes passing through masonry, stone, and concrete?

a)

To allow for expansion and pipe movement

b)

To increase water pressure

c)

To reduce noise from the pipes

d)

To enhance the aesthetic appearance

24.

Why should we use an approved sealant to seal the sleeve around a pipe ?

a)

It makes the pipe easier to remove later.

b)

To prevent rain, insects, and vermin from passing through

c)

It reduces water flow inside the pipe.

d)

It makes the pipe more flexible for adjustments.

25.

What is an intumescent collar used for?

a)

To expand in the presence of heat and stop the spread of fire

b)

To seal water leaks

c)

To support heavy pipes

d)

To reduce pipe vibration

26.

What do working drawings for plumbing and heating installations often contain?

a)

Symbols that represent pipes, valves, and appliances

b)

Detailed instructions for installation

c)

Lists of required materials

d)

Safety guidelines

27.

Why is it important to recognize the symbols in plumbing and heating installation drawings?

a)

To ensure systems are installed properly

b)

To reduce installation costs

c)

To improve the aesthetic design

d)

To increase the speed of installation

28.

According to which standard should all symbols in plumbing and heating drawings be shown?

a)

BS 1192:2007

b)

ISO 9001:2015

c)

ANSI Z535.4

d)

IEC 60617

29.

Which symbol is this?

a)

Stop valve

b)

Gate valve

c)

Radiator valve

d)

Drain valve

30.

What symbol is this?

a)

Expansion vessel

b)

Water meter

c)

Pump

d)

Float-operated valve

31.

What symbol is this?

a)

Single check valve

b)

Double check valve

c)

Motorised zone valve

d)

Safety/relief valve

32.

What symbol is this?

a)

Radiator valve

b)

Service valve

c)

3-port motorised valve

d)

Drain valve

33.

What symbol is this?

a)

Radiator valve

b)

Service valve

c)

3-port motorised valve

d)

Drain valve

34.

What symbol is this?

a)

Radiator valve

b)

Service valve

c)

Single check valve

d)

Drain valve

35.

What does MDPE stand for?

a)

Medium-Density Polyethylene

b)

Modified Dual Polymer Emulsion

c)

Metal-Dependent Polyethylene

d)

Maximum Density Pipe Elastomer