Quick Maths Flashcards

1
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A 4” diameter stainless steel pipe is 26.5 m (86.9’) in length and requires hangers to be placed at 1.6 m (5.25’) intervals. How many hangers are required to support the pipe with hangers at both ends of the run?

A

18

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2
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six equally equally spaced lavatories are to be installed along a wall that is 530cm long and will be vented with dual vents. Determine the centre to center distance between vents if the fixtures are each 51cm wide?

A

166cm

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3
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what force would be exerted on the gate of a closed 6 inch gate valve if the water pressure acting on is measured 46 psi?

A

1300

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4
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A pipe has a slope of 0.75%. What would that be equivalent to?

A

1:133

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5
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what is the length of a run of pipe that has a total fall of 30“ if the pipe is installed at a grade of 1.5%?

A

166’ 7 15/16”

L= TF / G

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6
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what is the total fall on a drain line that is 146.5 feet long, installed at a grade of 1:100?

A

17 9/16”

TF=LxG
TF= 146.5x .01
TF= 1.465

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7
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A Watermain has internal pressure of 75 psi how far can it go up?

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height = 2.31 x PSI

H= 2.31 x 75
H= 173.25’

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8
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Watermain has external pressure of 80 psi at what height is 20 psi available?

A

80-20=60
H= 2.31 x psi
H= 2.31 x 60
H= 138.6’

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9
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what is the unit pressure exerted by a riser that is 65‘ high?

A

Unit pressure = height x .433

UP= 65x.433
UP= 28.145 PSI

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10
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find the total force at the base of a 4” riser 150’ High

A

Total Force = UP X Area

A= 3.14 x R^2
A= 12.5

UP= H x .433
UP= 64.95

TF= UP x A
TF= 64.95 x 12.5
TF= 815.772 LBS

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11
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Find the total force on a 6 inch cap that has a pressure boosted to 125 PSI

A

TF= UP x A
TF= 125 x 28.26
TF= 3532.5 LBS

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12
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six equally spaced laboratories are to be installed along a wall that is 530 cm long and will be vented with dual vents. Determine the centre to centre distance between vents if the fixtures are each 51 cm wide.

A

51 x 6 =306
530 - 306 =224
224 / 7 =32

16+51+16+16+51+16 =166

166cm between dual vents

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13
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Pressure balanced, or thermostatic mixing valves shall be designed so that the outlet water temperature does not exceed ….

39C
49C
59C
99C

A

49C

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14
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A heating line is installed using steel pipe with the following information ….

COE : 0.0000067
Length = 200’
Installed temp = 55F
Operating temp = 180F

What is the amount of expansion on this heating line?

A

Expansion = length x delta T x COE

= 200 x 125 x 0.0000067
= 0.1675
x 12
= 2.01

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15
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what is the length of run of pipe that has a total fall of 30“ if the pipe is installed with a grade of 1.5%?

A

30 / 12 =2.5
1.5 / 100 =0.015

L = TF / Grade
L = 2.5 / 0.015 = 166.66
L = 166’ 7 15/16”

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16
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The scale on a blueprint is 1/4 per foot. What is the actual length of a waterline with a plain dimension of 5 5/8”

A

5.625 / .25 =22.5

17
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A piece of baseboard heating element produces 350 BTUs / hr / ft at 180F. How many feet of element would be installed to handle a heat loss of 4900 BTU on a 30 foot long wall?

A

4900 / 350 =14

14’

18
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what is the amount of linear expansion of a copper line that is 45M in length and changes temperature from 15 C to 92C (COE is 0.0000168 )
Answer In MM

A

45 x 77 x 0.0000168 =0.0582

0.0582 x 1000 =58.2 (there is 1000mm in a m)

58.21mm

19
Q

how many BTUs are required to raise the temperature of 10 lbs of water from a temperature of 4°C (40f) to a temperature of 93°C (200f)?

A

BTUs = Mass X temperature differential X specific Heat (water = 1) (ice / steam 0.5)

BTU = 10 x 160 x 1 = 1600btu