Plumbing Terms and Installation

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What is the term for the art and technique of installing pipes and fixtures for bringing in water and discharging wastes?

  • Roughing ins
  • Installation
  • Plumbing (correct)
  • Alterations

What is the term for a change, addition, or modification in a plumbing system?

  • Repair
  • Roughing ins
  • Installation
  • Alteration (correct)

What is the term for a physical connection of pipes between two otherwise separate building water supply pipes?

  • Installation
  • Alteration
  • Cross Connection (correct)
  • Roughing ins

What is the term for an opening of sufficient size for a person to gain access?

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What is the term for a person who has the competence to test and maintain backflow assemblies?

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What is the term for the area within a surrounding wall of a building?

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What is the term for a structure built, erected, and framed of component structural parts?

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What is the term for a single dwelling located in a parcel of land?

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What is the term for a vertical opening, such as an elevator shaft?

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What is the term for a receptacle that retains grease up to 1-4 fixtures?

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General Terms

  • Plumbing is the art and technique of installing pipes and fixtures for bringing in water and discharging wastes
  • Roughing in refers to plumbing work done before installing fixtures and finishes
  • An alley is defined as a passage that is less than 3.0 meters but not less than 2.0 meters

Installation Terms

  • Alter/Alterations refer to any change, addition, or modification
  • Existing work refers to portions of plumbing fixtures that are already installed or approved
  • Repair refers to reconstruction or renewal for maintenance purposes

Accessibility Terms

  • Accessible refers to the removal of an access panel
  • Readily Accessible refers to direct access without removing any panel or door
  • A manhole is an opening that is large enough for a person to gain access

Cross Connection

  • A cross connection is a physical connection between two otherwise separate building water supply pipes

Administrative Authority

  • Approved refers to something that is accepted or acceptable
  • An Approved Testing Agency (ATA) approves standards for testing
  • Administrative Authority refers to an office authorized by the President (RA 1378)
  • A Certified Backflow Assembly Tester has the competence to test and maintain backflow assemblies
  • Department having Jurisdiction refers to the Administrative Authority
  • The jurisdiction includes DPWH, DOH, DILG City Mayors, and DENR Officers of Building officials

Building Components

  • A building is a structure built, erected, and framed of component structural parts
  • Floor Area refers to the area within surrounding walls of a building
  • A lot is a single area of land that is legally recorded
  • The height of a building is measured from the gradeline to the highest point of the caping
  • A single-family dwelling is the only dwelling located in a parcel of land
  • A storey refers to the upper surface of the floor next above
  • A yard is an open or unoccupied space

Utility Spaces

  • A chase is built for pipes
  • A court is an unoccupied space
  • A shaft is a vertical opening, such as an elevator
  • Combustible construction will ignite at 756 degrees Celsius
  • A confined space has a volume of less than 1.4 m3 and has 250 kilogram-calorie of aggregate
  • An unconfined space has a volume of at least 1.4 m3
  • Labelled equipment bears a label
  • A listing agency is an agency accepted by the Administrative Authority
  • Listed equipment is included in the list published by a listing agency
  • Quality of Materials refers to materials that are free from defects
  • A Master Plumber is a person with knowledge and experience in plumbing

Other Terms

  • NAMPAP stands for National Master Plumber Association of the Philippines
  • A plumbing firm is a sole proprietorship or corporation composed of RMP
  • May is a permissive term
  • A mobile home park sewer measures 0.60 meters from the last mobile home site
  • A nuisance is something that is dangerous to human life
  • A family refers to a person living alone or a group living together
  • Occupancy refers to the purpose for which a building is intended to be used
  • A person refers to a natural persona
  • Private/Private use refers to use that is not for public use, but is for the use of a family or individual
  • Public/Public use refers to use that is open to all
  • A plumbing appliance is equipment with a special plumbing function
  • A clarifier/interceptor separates or prevents the passage of oil, grease, or sand
  • A grease interceptor is a fixture with a capacity of up to 3.0 m3
  • A grease trap is a receptacle that retains grease for up to 1-4 fixtures
  • A sand interceptor is an interceptor
  • Plumbing appurtenances serve as adjuncts to the basic piping and plumbing fixtures

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