BU EXAM Flashcards
The art and technique of installing in building the pipes, fixtures, and other apparatuses for bringing in the water supply, liquids, substances and/or ingredients and removing them and such, water, liquid, and other carried wastes affecting health and sanitation and hazardous to life and property, also the pipes and fixtures after they have been installed, i.e. the plumbing system
PLUMBING
RLMP means?
Registered and Licensed Master Plumber
Water supply Provider in (West) NCR
MAYNILAD WATERS
Water supply Provider in (EAST) NCR
MANILA WATERS
What level of water source is protected well (Ground Water)/spring (Surface Water); w/ outlet, w/o distribution system; rural areas; average of 15 households
Level |
What Level of Water Source is (communal faucet system or stand post) - Ground Water, 1 faucet: 4 - 6 households; rural/urban fringe areas
Level II
Shaft is excavated/installed with a casing; shallow construction
Dug well
The pipe from water main to the building served Meter Stop (Shutoff Valve/Gate Valve) - shuts off flow of water from supply pipe.
Service Pipe
What Level of Water Source is (waterworks system/individual house connections - Surface Water; river, dam) - household taps; for densely populated areas - City Mains - (water main; street main).
Level III
Evaporation of water from plants/trees into the atmosphere (90% water enters the roots/transpires into the atmosphere
Transpiration
From gas phase to liquid phase; water vapor (a gas) changes back to water droplets e.g. clouds, fog, dew, or frost form.
Condensation
A liquid to water vapor (gas)
Evaporation
Water that falls to the earth (rain but includes snow, sleet, drizzle, and hail)
Precipitation
Meaning of “FU”
Fixture Unit
Pipes installed to provide flow of air to or from a drainage system or to provide a circulation of air within such system to protect traps seals from siphonage and backpressure.
Vent System
A return bend; (one end-30 cm long; other end-7.5 cm long); (faucet for a pantry sink); lead connection between service pipe and water main.
Goose Neck
A water supply pipe that extends vertically one full storey or more
Riser
Minimum cross-sectional area at the point of water supply discharge
Effective Opening
The level in which water begins to overflow the top or rim of a fixture
Flood Level
Water supply, liquids, substances and other ingredients (water, liquid, and other carried wastes); the fixture, fixture traps; the soil, waste, vent pipes; house drain, foundation drain, house sewer; storm water drainage, drainage ejectors, appurtenances and connections.
Plumbing System