CPVC, Copper & Press Fittings Flashcards
What does CPVC stand for
Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride
Blaze master is approved in what NFPA standards?
NFPA 13- Light hazard
NFPA 13R- up to 4 stories
NFPA 13D- Family dwellings
Blaze master is only permitted in ordinary hazards under _____
400 square feet
Solvent welding has a shelf like of __ years from production date
2 years
Solvent cement starts to gel at what temperature
4 degrees Celsius
Blaze master can be installed in temperatures as low as
-18 degrees Celsius
Blaze master is not compatible with most
Wiring, caulking, cooking oils, anti freeze (petroleum products, glycol based)
De-burring/reaming is for _____
Hydraulics
After glueing, the pipe should be twisted how much of a turn?
1/4 of a turn
What size dauber for 1” pipe
1/2”
The ___ 1/3 of the fitting is the most important
Bottom
How many wraps of Teflon on heads
2-3 wraps
Expansion loops need to be installed when a straight run longer then ____ is installed
100 feet
On hangers, Rods should be kept _____ of an inch above the hanger as a restraint
1/16
How much air pressure is allowed to be used for testing in CPVC systems
15psi
How long is set time for CPVC
1-5 minutes
How far should spacing be between hangers 1” CPVC
6 feet
Light Hazard Quantity and Combustibility of content is ____
Low
Fire in a light hazard are expected to have a ____ release rate
Low
Ordinary Hazard Group 1 Quantity is
Moderate
Ordinary Hazard Group 1 combustibility of content is ____
Low
Stock in ordinary hazard cannot be stacked higher then ____
8 feet
Ordinary Hazard group 2 Quantity of content is ______
Moderate to High
Ordinary hazard group 2 combustibility is ______
Moderate to high
Ordinary hazard group 2, stockpiles with moderate HRR cannot exceed _____
12 feet
Ordinary hazard group 2, stockpiles with high HRR cannot exceed _______
8 feet
Extra hazard quantity and combustibility is _______
Very High
Extra hazard fires are expected to have a ____ heat release rate
High, rapidly developing