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Plumbing Licensing: Water Supply and Distribution

Water supply sizing, pressure requirements, and distribution system rules tested on plumbing licensing exams.

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30 basic cards for Plumbing Licensing Plumbing Licensing. Set 7 of 7 in Plumbing Licensing. It opens with "What is the minimum water pressure at a fixture outlet according to code?" and "What is the maximum static water pressure before a pressure reducer is required?". Study it alongside the other Plumbing Licensing sets below.

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What is the minimum water pressure at a fixture outlet according to code?
Show answer20 psi
What is the maximum static water pressure before a pressure reducer is required?
Show answer80 psi
Define a fixture unit in plumbing.
Show answerA standardized measure of the water demand and drainage load of a plumbing fixture
How is water demand calculated for a building's supply system?
Show answerBy converting all fixtures to fixture units and consulting demand tables
What is the purpose of a backflow preventer?
Show answerTo prevent contaminated water from flowing backward into the potable water supply
What device reduces high water pressure in a supply line?
Show answerPressure regulator or pressure reducing valve
When is a backflow preventer required at the building entrance?
Show answerWhen internal system pressure exceeds 80 psi or as required by local code
What is the minimum hot water temperature supplied to fixtures?
Show answer110 degrees Fahrenheit
What is the maximum temperature of hot water delivered to prevent scalding?
Show answer120 degrees Fahrenheit
What is an expansion tank used for in a water system?
Show answerTo accommodate water expansion from heating and prevent excessive pressure buildup
What type of valve only allows water to flow in one direction?
Show answerCheck valve
Define residual pressure in a water distribution system.
Show answerThe water pressure at a fixture while water is actively flowing out
What is static pressure in a water system?
Show answerWater pressure in the system when no water is flowing
What is the purpose of a water meter in the supply system?
Show answerTo measure and record the volume of water consumption
What is a water service line?
Show answerThe supply pipe connecting the public water main to the building entrance

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