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Gear rotor model B - ANSWER Spray with X nozzle - ANSWER Spray with Y nozzle - ANSWER Spray with Z nozzle - ANSWER 1" valve model Q - ANSWER Backflow device - ANSWER Mainline pipe - ANSWER Laterals pipe - ANSWER House service pipe - ANSWER Sleeves - ANSWER City main pipe - ANSWER City me...

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Gear rotor model B - ANSWER

Spray with X nozzle - ANSWER

Spray with Y nozzle - ANSWER

Spray with Z nozzle - ANSWER

1" valve model Q - ANSWER

Backflow device - ANSWER

Mainline pipe - ANSWER

Laterals pipe - ANSWER

House service pipe - ANSWER

Sleeves - ANSWER

City main pipe - ANSWER

City meter - ANSWER

Controller - ANSWER

Legend - ANSWER

To convert psi to feet - ANSWERMultiply by 2.31

To convert feet to psi - ANSWERMultiply by 0.433 psi

Precipitation Rate Formula - ANSWERGPM (Full Circle Head) X 96.3

-------------- = PR

Head Spacing X Row Spacing (Divide)

Precipitation Rate for Drip - ANSWERGPH (one emitter) X 231

------------ = PR

Head Spacing (inches) X Row Spacing (inches)

Runtime Formula - ANSWERI x 60

RT ----=Runtime

PR

Calculating Drip Flow Zone - ANSWERTotal Linear feet of drip /emitter spacing x GPH of emitter/ 60 =
GPM for that zone

,Or DMDMD

Slope formula - ANSWERRise

S = -----------

Run

Triangular Head Spacing - ANSWERMultiply spacing by .866 to get row spacing

Efficiency of System - ANSWERExample if 50% efficiency with 1.12 Precipitation rate

Divide 1.12 by .50 to get 2.3/PR

Design Pressure - ANSWERDP = = Recommended head pressure + total losses

Actual Head Pressure - ANSWERAHP == Static Pressure - Total losses

D - DIVIDE - ANSWERTHE FIRST STEP TELLS YOU HOW MAY ROWS.....DIVIDE THE WIDTH BY EMITTER
SPACING IN FEET (EX; 18" = 1.5 FEET) ALWAYS ADD 1

M -MULTIPLY - ANSWERTHIS STEP TELLS YOU HOW MANY TOTAL FEET...MULTIPLY THE TOTAL ROWS
BY THE LENGTH

D - DIVIDE - ANSWERTHIS STEP TELLS YOU HOW MANY TOTAL EMITTERS..DIVIDE THE TOTAL LENGTH
BY THE EMITTER SPACING IN FEET

M -MULTIPLY - ANSWERTHIS STEP TELLS YOU HOW MANY TOTAL GALLONS PER HOUR..MULTIPLY THE
TOTAL EMITTERS BY THE GPH GIVEN FOR EACH EMITTER

D - DIVIDE - ANSWERTHIS LAST STEP TELLS YOU HOW MANY GALLONS PER MINUTE...DIVIDE THE
TOTAL GPH BY 60 TO CONVERT IT TO MINUTES

Double check Assembly Backflow Preventer is suitable for? - ANSWERBack pressure,back
siphonage,but its not suitable for high hazard applications.

Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Preventer is suitable for? - ANSWERBack pressure,back
siphonage,and is good for high hazard applications.

Backflow - ANSWER. . Back pressure is the irrigation side and backsiphonage is the city side. All
backflow devices work for backsiphonage and only the double check and RP work for back pressure.
Study what causes backsiphonage and back pressure. You have to know how to install each backflow
device including air gap.

Which device can stop backsiphonage? - ANSWERPvb,DCA,RP,and AVB

Which device can stop backpressure? - ANSWERDCA and RP

Which device can handle constant pressure? - ANSWERRP,DCA,and Pvb

The approved backflow devices for non-health hazards include: - ANSWERAll devices (AVB,PVB,DCA,

and RP)

Which device,or devices,are approved when there is chemical applied by aspiration,injection,or
emission? - ANSWERRP

If there is an on-site sewage facility on site, which backflow is approved? - ANSWERRP

, If major Maintenance has to be performed,which backflow device has to be properly installed prior
to the repair work being performed? - ANSWERAn approved backflow device

If including a master valve,where does it have to be installed? - ANSWERDownstream from the
PVB,DCA,or RP

Which devices have to be tested upon installation and annually? - ANSWERDevices used in
applications designated as health hazards

Which backflow device has to be tested upon installation? - ANSWERAll Backflow devices

If a DCA is installed below ground,what device is required? - ANSWERA Y-Strainer installed on inlet
side of the DCA

If there is an additional water source supplying water to a system being supplied by potable water
supply,what device has to be used on with the potable water supply ? - ANSWERRP

What device cannot be used when there is health hazard? - ANSWERDCA

An AVB and PVB can be used in health hazard situations,if the following conditions are not present: -
ANSWERBackpressure,There is pump downstream,Chemicals added

An Atmospheric Vacuum Breaker - ANSWERHas to be installed 6'' higher than the highest head or
outlet in the retracted position,will not handle constant pressure,and will stop backsiphonage

What is the unwanted reversal of water flow in an irrigation system? - ANSWERBackflow

A cross connection is any actual or potential connection between a potable water supply and: -
ANSWERAny source that has the possibility to introduce polluted or contaminated water back into
the potable water that is supplying it

Backsiphonage is caused by? - ANSWERNegative or sub-atmospheric pressure

Backsiphonage can be caused by: - ANSWERA break in the City Main or

The fire department using water from the city fire hydrant to put out a fire..

If the pressure in the sprinkler system(or downstream side)exceeds the pressure in the supply
side,what phenomenon can occur? - ANSWERBackpressure

What can cause backpressure ? - ANSWERGravity or a pump

How many total ways are there to protect against backpressure and/or backsiphonage? - ANSWER5
total

What is the unobstructed vertical distance through free atmosphere between the lowest point of a
water supply outlet and the flood level rim of the fixture or assembly into which the outlet
discharges? - ANSWERAn air gap

The vertical,physical separations,of an air gap, must be: - ANSWERAt least twice the diameter of the
water supply outlet,but never less than 1 inch

What is typical example of an air gap? - ANSWERKitchen sink

What is the maximum number of hours an AVB can have constant pressure? - ANSWER12 hours

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