National Plumbing Cod of Canada 2010 Flashcards
What is a branch?
A soil-or-waste pipe. Upstream - junction of 2 or more SOW pipes or to a SOW stack. Downstream -branch, sump, SOW or building drain.
What is a branch vent?
Lower end - junction of 2 or more vent pipes. Upper end - branch vent, stack vent, vent stack or vent header.
What is a building drain?
The lowest horizontal piping, including any vertical offset, that conducts sewage, clear-water waste or storm water by gravity to a building sewer.
What is a circuit vent?
A vent pipe that serves a number of fixtures and connects to the fixture drain of the most upstream fixture.
What is a continuous vent?
A vent pipe that is an extension of a vertical section of a branch or fixture drain.
What is a dual vent?
A vent pipe that serves 2 fixtures and connects at the junction of the trap arms.
What is a leader?
A pipe that is installed to carry storm water from a roof to a storm building drain or sewer or other place of disposal.
What is a relief vent?
A vent pipe that is used in conjunction with a circuit vent to provide additional air circulation between a drainage system and a venting system.
What is a soil-or-waste (SOW) stack?
A vertical SOW pipe that passes through one or more storeys and includes any offset that is part of the stack.
What is a vent header?
A vent pipe that connects any combination of stack vents or vent stacks to outside air.
What is a vent stack?
Upper end - vent header or outside air. Lower end - SOW stack at or below the lowest SOW pipe connection.
What is a stack vent?
A vent that connects the top of a SOW stack to a vent head or outside air.
What is a yoke vent?
Upper end - vent stack or to a branch vent connected to a vent stack. Lower end - SOW stack.
Which table do you use to size continuous flow if less than 27 fixture units?
Table 2.4.10.6.B. (Branch)
What table do you use to size continuous flow if greater than 27 fixture units?
Table 2.4.10.6.C. (Sanitary Building Drain or Sewer)