PLUMBING

Question 1

is the art and technique of installing pipes, fixtures,
and other apparatuses in buildings from bringing in the supply,
liquids, substances, and/or ingredients and removing them;
and such water, liquid, and other carried-wastes hazardous to
health, sanitation, life, property, also the pipes and fixtures
after installation i.e. the plumbing system

Answer 1

Plumbing

Question 2

PLUMBING CYCLE

Answer 2

Supply - Distribution - Use - Collection - Disposal - Treatment - Source

Question 3

Supply Distribution Use Collection Disposal

Answer 3

WATER FUNCTION

Question 4

PLUMBING
SYSTEM
COMPONENTS

Answer 4

1. WATER SERVICE ENTRANCE
2. WATER METER
3. MAIN DISTRIBUTION PIPE
4. BRANCH PIPES (FIXTURES)
5. RISER
6. VALVES AND CONTROL
7. STORAGE TANKS

Question 5

These fixtures are responsible for the collection of various waste
water that shall be disposed in soil pipes.
_______ includes: water closets, urinals.

Answer 5

SOIL FIXTURES

Question 6

Plumbing Fixtures :

Answer 6

1. Soil Fixtures
2. Scullery Fixtures
3. Bathing Fixtures

Question 7

Water Closets
according to Flush tank type

Answer 7

1. Integral Flush Tank Water Closet
2. Close Coupled Flush Tank Water Closet
3. High Flush Tank Water Closet

Question 8

Water Closets according
to Flushing

Answer 8

1. Direct Flush Valve Water Closet

Question 9

Water Closets according
to Mounting

Answer 9

1. Floor Mounted Water Closet

Question 10

Water Closets according
to Flushing Action

Answer 10

1. Squat Type Water Closet
2. Washout Water Closet

Question 11

Water closets are set from its center to the surface of a side wall with a
minimum distance of 0.375m. Center-to-center spacing of water
closets are set at a minimum of 0.75m.

Answer 11

SETTING WATER CLOSETS

Question 12

are specified as wall hung, pedestal, trough, and stall.
_____ are set 0.30m from its center to the surface of a side wall.
0.60m is the minimum center-to-center distance set between two
urinals.

Answer 12

URINALS

Question 13

Types of Urinals

Answer 13

1. Wall Hung Urinal
2. Pedestal Urinal

Question 14

These fixtures consists of those that are responsible for kitchen,
dining, and cooking utensils i.e. kitchen sinks, and washing various
materials or small items i.e. lavatories, laundry areas.

Answer 14

SCULLERY
FIXTURES

Question 15

Typical materials used for ______ are stainless steel, cast iron
enamels, formed steel coated with porcelain enamel

Answer 15

KITCHEN SINKS

Question 16

Typical materials used for ______ are stainless steel, cast iron
enamels, formed steel coated with porcelain enamel

Answer 16

LAUNDRY TUBS

Question 17

_____ types are either pedestal, wall hung,
pullman/countertop, trough.

Answer 17

LAVATORIES

Question 18

Types of Lavatory

Answer 18

1. Pedestal Lavatory
2. Counter/Counter-top Lavatory
3. Wall Hung Lavatory

Question 19

These fixtures are primarily responsible for bathing. These fixtures
commonly discharges various grey waste water through waste pipes.
_____ include: bathtubs, whirlpool baths, Jacuzzi, bidets.

Answer 19

BATHING
FIXTURES

Question 20

_____ are set at 0.375m from the center of ____ to the surface of a side wall, and
0.75m minimum center-to-center distance set between _____.

Answer 20

BIDET

Question 21

Shower receptors, dams, curbs, are installed in the bathroom to prevent the
escape of water that might overflow or flood inside the bathroom during bath.

Answer 21

FLOOR DRAINS

Question 22

_________ should have a minimum interior area of 0.6m^2 and shall
be capable of encompassing a 762mm diameter circle

Answer 22

SHOWER COMPARTMENT

Question 23

Horizontal to horizontal change in direction

Answer 23

use 45 degree branches

Question 24

Horizontal to vertical change in direction

Answer 24

use 45 or 60 degree branches

Question 25

Only one trap shall be permitted on a trap arm (750 - 750)

Answer 25

Traps Requirement