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6035 Cold Water Revision

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 24mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does WRAS stand for in water regulations?

a)

Water Regulations Advisory Scheme

b)

Water Resource Allocation System

c)

Water Regulation Assessment Service

d)

Water Recycling and Sanitation

2.

Which of the following is a legal requirement for water fittings?

a)

WRAS approval

b)

Corrosion

c)

Contamination

d)

None of the above

3.

What are the stages of the Rainwater Cycle?

a)

Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation

b)

Photosynthesis, Respiration, Transpiration

c)

Melting, Freezing, Sublimation

d)

Erosion, Deposition, Compaction

4.

Which of the following is an above ground water source?

a)

Wells

b)

Bore Holes

c)

Lakes

d)

Natural springs

5.

Fill in the blank: Mains Water Pipe known as MDPE (Medium Density Polyethylene) is _____

a)

Blue

b)

Red

c)

Green

d)

Yellow

6.

When installing a cold water system, which two factors must be considered?

a)

Pressure and Flow rates at peak times

b)

Temperature and humidity

c)

Pipe color and insulation type

d)

Water taste and odor

7.

Direct System: All cold outlets will be fed from the mains, all points will be _____

a)

drinkable

b)

non-potable

c)

filtered

d)

recycled

8.

Indirect System: All outlets (except Kitchen Tap) will be fed from the CWSC (Cold Water Storage System) in the _____

a)

loft

b)

basement

c)

garage

d)

garden

9.

Fluid Category 1 is defined as:

a)

Wholesome water supplied by the water Undertaker

b)

Non-potable water from industrial sources

c)

Contaminated water containing chemicals

d)

Saltwater from natural sources

10.

Fluid Category 3 has a slight health risk and should ____ be drunk.

a)

not

b)

always

c)

sometimes

d)

frequently

11.

Which Fluid Category is most likely fatal?

a)

Fluid Category 1

b)

Fluid Category 3

c)

Fluid Category 5

d)

Fluid Category 2

12.

Which instrument is used to measure pressure in a cold water system?

a)

Pressure gauge

b)

Thermometer

c)

Flow meter

d)

Hydrometer

13.

Which instrument is used to measure flow rate in a cold water system?

a)

Flow/Weir Cup (Lts/s or Lts/m)

b)

Thermometer

c)

Pressure Gauge

d)

pH Meter

14.

What is a Sure Stop valve?

a)

A diaphragm valve closing under water pressure

b)

A valve used to increase water pressure

c)

A valve that controls gas flow

d)

A manual shut-off valve for electricity

15.

Fullway Gate Valve is used on which type of pressure?

a)

Low Pressure (Gravity)

b)

High Pressure (Hydraulic)

c)

Medium Pressure (Pneumatic)

d)

Vacuum Pressure

16.

If a Fullway Gate Valve becomes defective, what must you do?

a)

Replace complete valve

b)

Repair only the handle

c)

Lubricate the valve

d)

Tighten the bolts

17.

Stop Valve is used on mains pressure (high Pressure) and can be maintained and parts can be replaced if it becomes defective.

a)

True

b)

False

18.

Which valve should be installed before any appliance such as toilets, basin taps, boilers, CWSC?

a)

Isolation/Service Valve

b)

Pressure Reducing Valve

c)

Check Valve

d)

Gate Valve

19.

Drain Off valve is fitted at all ______ points throughout the system to enable emptying the system fully.

a)

low

b)

high

c)

middle

d)

side

20.

Which type of float operated valve is no longer used due to risk of back flow?

a)

Portsmouth Valve

b)

Ball Valve

c)

Gate Valve

d)

Butterfly Valve

21.

Which float operated valve uses a brass diaphragm washer and is suitable for CWSC and Toilet Cistern?

a)

Part 2 – Brass, Diaphragm washer, Top outlet

b)

Part 1 – Plastic, Rubber washer, Side outlet

c)

Part 2 – Plastic, Diaphragm washer, Bottom outlet

d)

Part 1 – Brass, Rubber washer, Top outlet

22.

Plastic, Diaphragm float operated valve can be side or bottom entry, top outlet, but is not suitable in CWSC as it could become brittle.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

What is the function of the Pillar Tap?

a)

It has a rubber washer that closes against the seat.

b)

It is used to measure water pressure.

c)

It is designed to filter impurities from water.

d)

It is used to mix hot and cold water.

24.

When do the discs in a Ceramic Disc Tap open the tap?

a)

When the 2 discs align

b)

When the discs are completely apart

c)

When the discs are perpendicular

d)

When the discs are misaligned

25.

Which items are included in the Byelaw 30 Kit?

a)

Screened vent, Tank Lid, Tank Insulating Jacket, Overflow/warning pipe, Dip Pipe, Screen for overflow, FOV Part 2, Tank connector

b)

Screened vent, Tank Lid, Tank Insulating Jacket, Overflow/warning pipe, Dip Pipe, Screen for overflow, FOV Part 1, Tank connector

c)

Screened vent, Tank Lid, Tank Insulating Jacket, Overflow/warning pipe, Dip Pipe, Screen for overflow, FOV Part 2, Tank insulator

d)

Screened vent, Tank Lid, Tank Insulating Jacket, Overflow/warning pipe, Dip Pipe, Screen for overflow, FOV Part 2, Tank cover

26.

CWSC should be situated on ______ and the boarded should be 150mm all the way round the base of the tank. It should have 350mm minimum above for maintenance access.

a)

Plywood

b)

Concrete

c)

Steel

d)

Plastic

27.

What type of tap has a rising spindle and non rising spindle with a washer and jumper plate, and is used for Bath, Basin and Bidet?

a)

Pillar Taps

b)

Mixer Taps

c)

Ball Valve Taps

d)

Bib Taps

28.

Which tap is a taller version of a normal Pillar Tap and is used on Kitchen Sinks?

a)

High Neck Pillar Tap

b)

Bib Tap

c)

Angle Valve

d)

Concealed Stop Cock

29.

Which tap contains discs with holes that align to allow water through when turned a quarter, and shuts off water when turned back?

a)

Quarter turn Ceramic Disc Tap

b)

Compression Washer Tap

c)

Ball Valve Tap

d)

Monobloc Mixer Tap

30.

Which type of tap mixes hot and cold water within the body and must have backflow prevention?

a)

Mixer Taps

b)

Pillar Taps

c)

Bib Taps

d)

Ball Valve Taps

31.

Which tap does not mix water in the tap?

a)

Bi flow mixer

b)

Single lever mixer

c)

Wall mixer

d)

Pillar cock

32.

Which tap is wall mounted and mainly used for outside taps or butler sinks?

a)

Bib Tap

b)

Pillar Tap

c)

Mixer Tap

d)

Monobloc Tap

33.

What is the term for when water travels in the opposite direction to which it was designed to travel?

a)

Backflow

b)

Overflow

c)

Evaporation

d)

Condensation

34.

What is the term for when water is drawn backwards via negative pressure (suction)?

a)

Back Siphonage

b)

Reverse Osmosis

c)

Capillary Action

d)

Hydraulic Lift

35.

Which valve is used to protect Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 2 and is used in mixer taps where hot and cold water mix in the body of the tap?

a)

Single Check Valve

b)

Double Check Valve

c)

Pressure Reducing Valve

d)

Ball Valve

36.

Which valve is used to protect Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 3 and is used in outside taps or filling loops on heating systems?

a)

Double Check Valve

b)

Pressure Reducing Valve

c)

Ball Valve

d)

Gate Valve

37.

Which valve is used to protect Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 4, such as in swimming pools?

a)

RPZ Valve Reduced Pressure Zone Valve

b)

Ball Valve

c)

Gate Valve

d)

Check Valve

38.

What does AG stand for in the context of air gaps for protection of Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 2?

a)

Height between FOV and Overflow/Warning Pipe (25mm)

b)

Air Gauge

c)

Automatic Gate

d)

Above Ground

39.

What does AUK 1 refer to in air gaps for protection of Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 2?

a)

Height between the WC pan spill over and WC cistern spill over (300mm)

b)

Distance between the tap outlet and the basin rim (150mm)

c)

Gap between the shower head and the floor drain (200mm)

d)

Space between the storage tank overflow and the tank inlet (250mm)

40.

What does AUK 2 refer to in air gaps for protection of Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 2?

a)

Bath, Basin or over the rim Bidet outlet of tap to the spill over of each appliance

b)

Direct connection of tap to the main water supply

c)

Use of double check valve for all appliances

d)

Installation of a pressure reducing valve

41.

What does AUK 3 refer to in air gaps for protection of Fluid Cat. 1 from Fluid Cat. 2?

a)

Kitchen Sink (Food prep so more risk of contamination so Gap needs to be higher)

b)

Bathroom Sink (Low risk, standard gap)

c)

Outdoor Tap (No air gap required)

d)

Dishwasher (Mechanical backflow prevention only)

42.

What is temporary decommissioning? Fill in the blank: Temporary decommissioning is when a system is isolated for a period of time while work is carried out, after which the system is put back into ________ operation.

a)

normal

b)

manual

c)

limited

d)

emergency

43.

What is permanent decommissioning? Fill in the blank: Permanent decommissioning is when a system or appliance is taken out of use, isolated at the incoming mains stop valve and then ________.

a)

drained

b)

repaired

c)

painted

d)

restarted

44.

What is a dead leg in pipework? Fill in the blank: A dead leg is a section of pipework through which water cannot be ________ off or flow.

a)

drawn

b)

heated

c)

measured

d)

filtered

45.

What is a passive dead leg? Fill in the blank: A passive dead leg is a section of pipework through which water cannot be drawn off or flow. Pipe not being cut back to a branch end or a drop with no DOV can give rise to ________ growth.

a)

bacterial

b)

fungal

c)

algal

d)

mineral

46.

When testing rigid pipework (Copper or LCS), what is the correct procedure? Choose the correct sequence:

a)

Fill the system with water, allow 30 mins for temperature stabilisation, then raise pressure 1½ times the working pressure and leave for 1 hour.

b)

Fill the system with water, allow 15 mins for temperature stabilisation, then raise pressure 2 times the working pressure and leave for 1 hour.

c)

Fill the system with water, allow 30 mins for temperature stabilisation, then raise pressure 1½ times the working pressure and leave for 2 hours.

47.

When testing plastic pipework, what is the correct procedure? Choose the correct sequence:

a)

Fill the system and raise to 1 bar for 45 mins, then raise pressure 1½ times the working pressure and leave for 15 mins. Then reduce pressure to 1/3 and test for a further 45 mins.

b)

Fill the system and raise to 2 bar for 30 mins, then raise pressure 1½ times the working pressure and leave for 30 mins. Then reduce pressure to 1/2 and test for a further 30 mins.

c)

Fill the system and raise to 1 bar for 45 mins, then raise pressure 2 times the working pressure and leave for 15 mins. Then reduce pressure to 1/3 and test for a further 45 mins.