C3b Pumps Flashcards
What are six components of a private water system
 A Electric, motorized, pumping unit
B pressure tank
C air volume control
D pressure switch
E relief valve
F foot valve
What is the correct ratio of water to air in a standard pressure tank?
1/3 air 2/3 water
A standard galvanized pressure tank that has lost its air change is said to be?
Waterlogged
An installation that requires air to be replaced in the pressure tank, requires an air volume control the two most common types of air volume control our
Float type and diaphragm
The electrical device to turn the pump on and off is called
Pressure switch
An blank is a type of vertical lift check valve on the suction end of the piping in the world
Foot valve
Defined the term head
A pressure exceeds in terms of height of a water column in feet
Defined the term pressure
A measurement expressed in units of weight per area for example, pounds per square
A pump works by creating a blank on the Inlet side of the pump which allows atmospheric pressure to force water into the suction line
Negative pressure
To convert feet of head to psi you multiply by
.433
What are four types of pressure tanks
Standard galvanized
floating disc
diaphragm
and bladder
There is no contact between the water in the tank when the blank type of pressure tank is used
Bladder type
List two things that will happen if the wire size to the pump is too small to meet the power requirements
A. the expected life of the electric motor will be reduced
B. Electrical energy will be lost in the form of heat in the feeder circuit.
List two reasons why a well must be protected from water
A. Surface water could contaminate the well.
B. Surface water could puddle and freeze damaging piping and other components.
What are four different types of wells
A. Drilled.
B. Driven or jetted.
C. Dug
D. Bored
How much water is needed per person on a daily
60 US gallons or 230 L
Why does the amount of water needed by hogs very so greatly
Gender, size difference, and lactating status create varying demands
What is the rule of thumb for sizing, sprinkle lines based on national fire protection
Three-quarter inch to Supply one sprinkler 1 inch to supply two sprinkler heads
How is freeze protection provided for a cistern that cannot be buried deeply enough
By placing insulation suitable for the purpose over the tank
Why does a bird sister and require a vent line for the cistern?
The vent allows the cistern to operate under atmospheric pressure conditions
After an uncoated concrete cistern is filled you observe the water level has lowered in the system and even though no one has used any water what caused this
Uncoded concrete in porous will allow water to soak in lowering the sister and water level
Why is the vent terminal of a cistern in arrange to point back towards the ground
So precipitation cannot enter the vent
Why is drinking water with no additional treatment rarely collected directly from Lakes
The water may appear to be clean. But could be contaminated by animals using the water shed for the lake.