Line E *Install Venting Systems*

Question 1

What Category appliance has nonpositive pressure and a temperature above 140°F (60°C)?

Answer 1

Category I

Question 2

What Category appliance has positive pressure and a temperature below 140°F (60°C)?

Answer 2

Category IV

Question 3

What Category appliance has positive pressure and a temperature above 140°F (60°C)?

Answer 3

Category III

Question 4

What Category appliance has nonpositive pressure and a temperature below 140°F (60°C)?

Answer 4

Category II

Question 5

What Category appliance requires venting to be sealed and pressure tight?

Answer 5

Category III & IV

Question 6

What is that maximum temperature of 316L stainless venting?

Answer 6

550°F

Question 7

What temperature can high temperature silicone go up to?

Answer 7

2000°F

Question 8

A flue vent can be supported by the appliance it serves.

Answer 8

False

Question 9

What is the typical grade for horizontal flue venting?

Answer 9

1/4” per foot

Question 10

How should the flue venting be graded for a condensing type appliance when running the vent horizontally to the outdoors?

Answer 10

Towards the appliance

Question 11

To maintain the flow of condensate in a condensing appliance’s flue venting, a horizontal change in size of the venting should be done with what type of increaser?

Answer 11

Eccentric type

Question 12

When changing the size of vertical venting, it should normally be done with what type of increaser?

Answer 12

Concentric type

Question 13

What is used on flue venting guy wires to allow for vent expansion and contraction without stretching the guy wires?

Answer 13

Spring loaded turnbuckles

Question 14

What Category appliance requires venting that is made of material that is intended to resist corrosion from condensing?

Answer 14

Category II & IV