All indirect waste piping that requires an airgap shall discharge into the building

drainage system through _____.

(A) an automatic vent
(B) an airgap of two pipe diameters
(C) a drainage airgap of 1 inch minimum
(D) a trap
(C) a drainage airgap of 1 inch minimum

Except for refrigeration coils and ice-making machines, the minimum size of the indirect
waste pipe shall not be smaller than the drain on the unit and not smaller than _____
inch(es).
(A) 3/4
(B) 1
(C) 1 1/4
(D) 1 1/2
(B) 1

Floor drains in walk-in coolers shall discharge _____.

(A) directly to the main building drain
(B) directly to the exterior of the building
(C) to a separate drainage line discharging into an outside receptor through an airgap or
airbreak
(D) to a grease interceptor
(C) to a separate drainage line discharging into an outside receptor through an
airgap or airbreak

Drains, overflows, or relief pipes from a water distribution system shall discharge to the
building drain by _____.
(A) indirect waste by means of a water-distribution airgap
(B) direct connection to the building drain
(C) direct connection to the building drain through a trap
(D) indirect waste piping through a vented trap
(A) indirect waste by means of a water-distribution airgap

Stills, sterilizers, and similar equipment that produce waste shall be _____.
(A) connected directly to the building drain
(B) directly connected to the building drain using an airbreak
(C) indirectly connected by means of an airgap
(D) indirectly connected to a lavatory tailpiece
(C) indirectly connected by means of an airgap
Devices that are not regularly classified as plumbing fixtures, but which have drip or
drainage outlets, shall be drained by _____.
(A) a connection directly to the building
(B) indirect waste pipes discharging into an open receptor through an airgap or airbreak
(C) indirect waste piping connected to the building drain
(D) direct connection to a storm sewer
(B) indirect waste pipes discharging into an open receptor through an airgap or
airbreak

No plumbing fixture that is receiving discharge from indirect waste pipes shall be
installed until first approved by the _____.
(A) architect
(B) local health department
(C) Authority Having Jurisdiction
(D) mechanical engineer
(C) Authority Having Jurisdiction

The developed length from the fixture outlet of a bar sink to the receptor shall not
exceed _____ feet.
(A) 6
(B) 5
(C) 3
(D) 15
(B) 5

All receptors receiving the discharge from indirect waste piping shall be _____.
(A) approved for the proposed use
(B) shaped and sized to prevent splashing or flooding
(C) located where they are readily accessible for inspection and cleaning
(D) all of the above
(D) all of the above

A standpipe for a clothes washer shall have a minimum and maximum length of _____.
(A) 4 inches and 12 inches
(B) 18 inches and 30 inches
(C) 18 inches and 24 inches
(D) 12 inches and 36 inches
(B) 18 inches and 30 inches

An indirect waste receptor shall not be installed in a _____.

(A) toilet room
(B) boiler room
(C) commercial kitchen
(D) air compressor equipment room
(A) toilet room
No drain, overflow, or relief vent from a water supply system, or any other discharges
under pressure shall be discharge to the drainage system _____.
(A) by means of indirect waste through an airgap or airbreak
(B) by direct connection
(C) through the garbage disposal
(D) with a branch wye tailpiece
(B) by direct connection

A domestic dishwashing machine shall be connected to the drainage system by using

_____.
(A) a direct connection
(B) a double-check valve
(C) an approved airgap fitting
(D) a hartford loop
(C) an approved airgap fitting

Drinking fountains may be installed with _____.

(A) a hose connection
(B) a condensate pump
(C) a Hartford loop
(D) indirect waste
(D) indirect waste

Water having a temperature above _____ shall not be discharged under pressure
directly into the drainage system.
(A) 212° F
(B) 180° F
(C) 140° F
(D) 232° F
(C) 140° F

Every indirect waste interceptor receiving discharge containing particles that would clog
the receptor drain shall _____.
(A) have a readily removable beehive strainer
(B) drain into a funnel connected to the floor sink
(C) be connected directly into the drainage system
(D) both A and B
(A) have a readily removable beehive strainer
___
__ shall not be used for chemical or industrial waste that requires pretreatment.
(A) Glass
(B) PVC
(C) Cast-iron
(D) Copper tube
(D) Copper tube
Lead waste pipe that may receive discharge containing acid or corrosive chemicals, and
each vent pipe connected to it, shall be not less than _____ wall thickness.
(A) 1/16 inch
(B) 3/32 inch
(C) 1/8 inch
(D) 5/32 inch
(C) 1/8 inch

Whenever practicable, al piping receiving chemical waste shall be _____.

(A) concealed
(B) readily accessible
(C) covered
(D) in clear view
(B) readily accessible

The owner shall make and keep a _____.

(A) blueprint of the construction
(B) log of all chemicals used
(C) permanent record of al piping and venting carrying chemical waste
(D) record of materials used for all chemical wastes
(C) permanent record of al piping and venting carrying chemical waste

No chemical waste vent shall _____.

(A) terminate outside the building
(B) be connected to any vent from water service lines
(C) intersect vents for other services
(D) connect to any waste line
(C) intersect vents for other services

No chemical waste shall be discharged without _____.

(A) being properly vented
(B) approval of the local Authority Having Jurisdiction
(C) first going through a chemical waste separator
(D) being properly trapped
(B) approval of the local Authority Having Jurisdiction

Water lifts, expansion tanks, cooling jackets, sprinkler systems, drip or overflow pans,
and other similar devices that discharge clear wastewater into the building drainage
system shall _____.
(A) be directly trapped
(B) be discharged into an interceptor
(C) discharge through an indirect waste
(D) be individually vented
(C) discharge through an indirect waste
Pipes carrying wastewater from swimming or wading pools, including pool drainage,
backwash from filters, and discharge from pumps, shall be _____.
(A) directly connected to the building drain and properly trapped and vented
(B) connected to an interceptor
(C) connected to a holding tank
(D) installed as an indirect waste
(D) installed as an indirect waste

When discharged into the drainage system, condensate shall drain by means of a(an)
_____.
(A) indirect waste pipe
(B) direct waste pipe
(C) Johnson Tee
(D) backflow preventer
(A) indirect waste pipe

Condensate or wastewater shall not drain over _____.

(A) dry wells
(B) a public way
(C) leach pits
(D) the tailpiece of plumbing fixtures
(B) a public way

Condensate from fuel-burning condensing appliances shall be collected and discharged

_____.
(A) to a planter box
(B) to a public way
(C) to an approved plumbing fixture or disposal area
(D) directly connect to the building sewer
(C) to an approved plumbing fixture or disposal area

If the trap from a sink located in a bar cannot be vented, _____.

(A) the drain shall discharge through an airgap or airbreak into an approved receptor
that is vented
(B) the fixture must be relocated
(C) the discharge may be pumped to an approved receptor
(D) a drum trap shall be used
(A) the drain shall discharge through an airgap or airbreak into an approved
receptor that is vented

The minimum size condensate waste pipe from a 12-ton refrigeration unit is _____.
(A) 3/4 inch
(B) 1 inch
(C) 1-1/4 inches
(D) 1-1/2 inches
(A) 3/4 inch