PUNKD12 PROBLEM S-1 assesses knowledge on plumbing systems, focusing on terminologies and functional aspects such as waste systems, pipe lengths, flush mechanisms, and water safety. It is designed for individuals advancing in plumbing careers, enhancing both theoretical and practical understanding.
Diameter length
Circumferential length
Developed length
Diagonal length
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Surge tank
Day tank
Expansion tank
Flushometer tank
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1-45 degree and 1-45 degree
1-60 degree and 1-45 degree
1-90 degree and 1-45 degree
2-90 degree and 1-45 degree
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Industrial water
Potable water
Soft water
Hard water
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Straight
Vertical
Horizontal
Exposed
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Vertical
Horizontal
Crooked pipe
Diagonal pipe
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The outlet of the trap to the bottom of the trap
The inlet of the trap to the outlet of the trap
The crown weir to the top of the dip of the trap
The inlet of the trap to the bottom of the trap
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Combination thermostatic/pressure-balancing valve
Thermostatic (temperature control) valve
Pressure-balancing valve
None of the above
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True
False
Maybe
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True
False
Maybe
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Combination of all sewer and drainage piping from inside and outside of the building
Building sewer that conveys industrial waste and domestic sewage
Building drains that convey waste and storm water
Building sewer that conveys both sewage and storm water
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Polyethylene
Polybutylene X
Cross-linked polyethylene
None of the above
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Invert mass
Invert
Flat vent
Bottom
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True
False
Maybe
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True
False
Maybe
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10 cu. ft per Btu/hr
25 cu. ft per 1,000 Btu/hr
50 cu. ft per 1,000 Btu/hr
100 cu. ft per Btu/hr
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True
False
Maybe
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Listed
Legal document
Code
Standards
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Branch vent
Vertical vent
Vent
Main vent
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Brazed joint
Soldered joint
Metallic joint
Flared joint
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Authority Having Jurisdiction
Plumbing inspector or department
Building department
Administrative authority
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Storm sewer
Building subdrain
Sewer ejector
Building supply
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Conductor
Building storm drain
Rain leader
Adductor
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Boiler blowoff
Aspirator
Relief valve
Atmospheric check valve
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Flushometer valve
Hammer arrestor
Air chamber
Backflow preventor
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Sewage ejector
Check valve
Backflow preventor
Backflow valve
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Vacuum
Negative pressure
Atmospheric pressure
Positive pressure
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Code
Standard
Law
Legal document
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True
False
Maybe
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Top
Center
Bottom
Outlet invert
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The drainage system of the building or premises
sewage retaining tanks
Subsurface leaching pits
Chemical toilets
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True
False
Maybe
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Buildings with plumbing fixtures
Buildings with emergency drain systems
Buildings with storm drain systems
Buildings with or without plumbing fixtures
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Outside of the building or to the gutter
Sanitary sewage system
Private sewage disposal system
Sump with pump discharge into the house drain
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Painted to reduce friction
Reamed to the full bore of the pipe of tube
Avoided by use of special cutting tools
Confined to exposed and readily accesible locations
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Any lot other than the lot that is the site of the building served by such facilities
The walls, floors, or underground in any building
Pipe access spaces where accessible for repair
Any garage, or equipment or locker room
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Identified for restricted use
Protected from damage
Approved if acceptable by the owner
Relocated to avoid interference
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Practices of the contractor
Accepted engineering practices
Standard shop procedures
Job plan and specifications
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1
1/2
5/8
3/8
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On an ineterior (when driveway cannot be used)
300 ft from the public sewer
200 ft from the public sewer
On a corner lot
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5-foot intervals
Every other story
Each floor not to exceed 15 ft
10-foot intervals
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5-foot intervals
10-foot intervals
12-foot intervals
15-foot intervals
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A firm bed
Concrete blocks
Redwood stakes
Common bricks
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2%
3%
5%
10%
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True
False
Maybe
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Metal insert or metal compression
Solvent cemented
Sheilded coupling
Mechanical
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4 ft
10 ft
8 ft
6 ft
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6
12
30
36
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