Self-Test D-1.6 Install Tubing and Pipe
Complete Self-Test D-1.6 and check your answers.
- Who is responsible for making a pipe joint correctly?
- Owner of the premises
- Engineer who designed the joint
- The manufacturer who made the fitting
- The tradesperson who installed the joint
- Which of the following best describes the action by which liquid solder is drawn into the annular space between the inside fitting wall and the tubing outside wall?
- Capillary action
- Osmosis
- Attraction
- Adhesion
- Which pipe joining method uses temperatures below 427°C (800° F)?
- Brazing
- Eutectic
- Soldering
- Fusion
- Which solder filler metal is not approved for use in potable water systems?
- Antimony
- Lead
- Nickel
- Tin
- What is the purpose of a soldering and brazing flux?
- Promote oxidation
- Keep the metal surface dry
- Prevent oxidization
- Prevent overheating
- Which of the following is the first step when preparing a pipe for soldering?
- Cut the pipe
- Deburr the pipe
- Clean the pipe
- Measure the pipe
- Which method of joining copper tube is used with an extracted tee joint?
- Push–fit
- Brazing
- Press-fit
- Soldering
- How big should the branch connection of an extracted tee be?
- Same size as the tee mainline
- One size smaller than the tee mainline
- One size larger than the tee mainline
- 1-½ times smaller than the tee mainline
- Which method of joining copper tube requires no tools?
- Push-connect
- Pressure fit
- Compression fit
- Roll groove fit
- Which method of joining polyethylene uses a heating iron?
- Solvent cement
- Heat tracing
- Fusion welding
- Soldering
- What is the purpose of bevelling the end of ABS or PVC pipe before assembly?
- Allow solvent cement to cure properly
- Let the pipe and fitting slip together loosely
- Stop the pipe from bottoming out in the fitting
- Minimize wiping solvent cement from the socket
- What colour is ABS DWV solvent cement?
- Yellow
- Clear
- Grey
- Purple
- What is the percentage increase in setting time of solvent cement in damp and humid weather?
- 25%
- 50%
- 70%
- 100%
- Which of the following describes a procedure used when tightening a flange joint?
- Star pattern
- Hexagonal pattern
- Crossover
- Opposed pattern
- Which of the following is never acceptable as a method of testing PVC?
- Air pressure test
- Running water test
- Water pressure test over 345 kPa (50 psi)
- Water pressure test over 689 kPa (100 psi)
- Which drawings show the arrangement of fixtures or equipment in relation to the building?
- Site
- Piping isometric
- Structural
- Architectural
- Which drawings are a useful aid to visualizing piping arrangements and for preparing a materials list?
- Architectural
- Piping isometric
- Structural
- As-built
- What do mechanical drawings show?
- Where piping lines travel
- Dimensions of fixtures
- Where electrical wires travel
- Details of wall and floor finishing
- The location of light fixtures and air grilles are shown on which drawing?
- Piping isometrics
- Architectural drawings
- Rough-in sheets
- Reflected ceiling plan
- The size of pipes is likely to be found on which drawings?
- Piping isometrics
- Architectural drawings
- Rough-in sheets
- Mechanical drawings
- More detailed information, including the lengths of piping and the exact placement of fittings, is calculated and indicated on which drawings?
- Piping isometrics
- Piping layouts
- Rough-in sheets
- Architectural drawings
- The detailed dimensions and location of necessary connections for equipment are indicated in which literature?
- Rough-in literature from equipment manufacturers
- Piping layouts from the project engineer or architect
- Rough-in sheets, which should then be drawn in chalk
- Piping isometrics, which should be drawn based on project drawings
- On larger projects, where is information found that specifies the types of hangers that are to be used?
- Plumbing code
- Book of hangers
- Book of specifications
- Structural or site drawing
Answer Key: Self-Test D-1.6 is on the next page.