Plumbing T2.1 Flashcards

1
Q

is an infrastructure designed to provide water to community for various uses.

A

Water Supply System

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2
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Key components of water supply system

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  1. Water source
  2. Water Treatment
  3. Storage
  4. Distribution Network
  5. End Use Delivery
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Key components of water supply system

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  1. Water source
  2. Water Treatment
  3. Storage
  4. Distribution Network
  5. End Use Delivery
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4
Q

Types of water source

A
  1. Surface water
  2. Groundwater
  3. Desalination
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5
Q

Removing of Particles from water.

A

Coagulation and Flocculation

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6
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Settling of suspended particles.

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Sedimentation

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7
Q

Removing finer particles.

A

Filtration

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8
Q

killing harmful microorganisms

A

Disinfection

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9
Q

holding treated water until it’s needed, ensuring steady pressure and supply.

A

Tanks and Reservoirs

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10
Q

Types of water treatment

A
  1. Coagulation and Flocculation
  2. Sedimentation
  3. Filtration
  4. Disinfection
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11
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Types of distribution networks

A
  1. Pipelines
  2. Pumping Stations
  3. Valves and Meters
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12
Q

Transporting water from treatment plant to consumers.

A

Pipelines

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13
Q

maintaining pressure within the network, especially on hilly areas or distant areas

A

pumping stations

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14
Q

Controlling flow and measuring usage.

A

Valves and Meters

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15
Q

Types of end use delivery

A
  1. residential
  2. Commercial and industrial
  3. Firefighting
    4, Irrigation
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16
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Parts of water supply system

A
  1. Water main (street main)
  2. water sevice pipe
  3. water meter
  4. building supply
  5. water distribution pipe
  6. fixture branch
  7. fixture supply
  8. riser
17
Q

a water supply pipe for public or community use controlled by the public authority.

A

Water Main (Street Main)

18
Q

The pipe from the water main or other approved source of water supply to the building or structure served.

A

Water Service Pipe

19
Q

device used to measure in liters or gallons the amount of water that passes through the water service.

A

Water Meter

20
Q

the pipe carrying potable water to a building. This also mean “water service connection”.

A

Building Supply

21
Q

A pipe that conveys potable water from the building supply pipe to the building fixture and other water outlets in the building.

A

Water distribution Pipe

22
Q

the water supply pipe between the fixture supply pipe and the water distribution pipe.

A

Fixture Branch

23
Q

a water supply pipe connecting the fixture with the fixture branch.

A

Fixture Supply

24
Q

a water supply pipe that extends one full story or more to braches or to a group of fixtures.

A

Riser

25
Q

SERVICE TAP CONNECTION DETAIL

A
  1. Corporation stop
  2. Gooseneck
  3. Curb Stop
26
Q

is a valve screwed into the street water main to supply the house service connection.

A

Corporation Stop

27
Q

is the part of the pipe, usually flexible, used to lead connection between the service pipe and water main.

A

Gooseneck

28
Q

a control valve for the water supply used to shut off the water supply in case of emergency or should the water supply of the building be discontinued.

A

curb stop