PART 1 Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

Vent system

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2
Q

principal artery of the venting
system

A

Main vent ( vent stack )

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3
Q

vertical vent pipe installed primarily for
providing a circulation of air

A

Vent stack

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4
Q

the extension of a soil or waste stack above
the highest horizontal drain connected to the stack (SVTR)

A

Stack vent

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5
Q

Two Principal Classifications of Vents

A

Stack vent.
Vent stack

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6
Q

the extension of a soil or
waste stack above the highest
horizontal drain connected to the
stack (SVTR)

A

Stack vent

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7
Q

principal artery, vertical vent pipe;
“relief” and “yoke” vents; tributary;
collecting vent line; relieves any
back-pressure

A

Vent stack

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8
Q

that portion of a
vent pipe through wastewater also
flows through

A

Wet vent

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9
Q

a vent that does not
carry liquid or water-borne wastes

A

Dry vent

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10
Q

a horizontal
vent pipe connecting from a
_____of the drainage system to
a vent stack or stack vent

A

Branch vent

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11
Q

a branch vent

A

Group vent

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12
Q

a pipe or opening used
for ensuring the circulation of air in a
plumbing system; for reducing the
pressure exerted on trap seals

A

Vent pipe

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13
Q

connects directly
with an individual trap underneath or
behind the fixture

A

Backvent pipe

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14
Q

serves a single
trap

A

Individual vent

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15
Q

(UNIT
VENT/DUAL VENT)

A

COMMON VENT

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16
Q

(UNIT VENT)

A

DUAL VENT

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17
Q

an arrangement
of venting so installed that one
vent pipe will serve two traps

18
Q

group vent from
in front of the last fixture/connects
to vent stack (LOOP VENT)

A

Circuit vent

19
Q

(extension is usually vertical
immediately beyond its connection
to the soil or waste pipe);
connected to the stack vent

A

Loop or circuit vent

20
Q

auxiliary vent
(“yoke vent”)

A

Relief vent

21
Q

connecting
upward from a soil or waste
stack below the floor and below
horizontal connection to an
adjacent vent stack

22
Q

used on
fixtures located in the room
away from partitions that might
be utilized to conceal the waste
and vent.

23
Q

horizontal wet venting of one or more
sinks/floor drains by a common horizontal
waste and vent pipe

A

COMBINATION WASTE AND VENT SYSTEM

24
Q

drain connecting
the compartments of a set of fixtures to a trap
or connecting other permitted fixtures to a
common trap

A

Continuous waste

25
pipe or shaft to convey foul air from a fixture or room to the outer air
Local vent
26
underground
Utility vent
27
- a fitting or device so constructed as to prevent the passage of air, gas
Traps
28
vertical distance between the dip and the crown weir of a trap/the water in the trap between the dip and the crown weir
Seal
29
maximum vertical depth of liquid that a trap will retain, measured within the crown weir and the top of the dip of the trap
Trap seal
30
fitting shaped like the “S”
DOUBLE-BEND FITTING
31
that portion of a fixture drain between a trap and the ven
Trap arm
32
physical separation into indirect waste receptor from fixture, device indirectly connected
AIR BREAK
33
unobstructed vertical distance between the lowest opening from any pipe to the flood level rim of the receptor
AIR GAP, DRAINAGE
34
unobstructed vertical distance through free atmosphere between the lowest opening from any pipe or faucet conveying potable water to the flood- level rim
AIR GAP, WATER DISTRIBUTION
35
a waste pipe that does not connect directly with the building drainage
INDIRECT WASTE PIPE
36
legal traps
S trap, bell trap, drum trap, crown vented trap
37
intercept or to separate, and prevent the passage of oil, grease, sand
clarifier
38
interceptor of 3 cubic meters
grease interceptor
38
retain grease from 1 - 4 fixtures (maximum)
grease trap
39
(INTERCEPTOR)
sand interceptor