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ABYC Marine Electrical Certification Exam Review Questions Solved Correctly Every 18 inches. - Answers How often (in inches) shall wire bundles be supported? Insulated Metallic Hanger Clamps - Answers What type of clamps are to be used for supporting wire bundles when routed over engines and machinery? 40 lbs (E-11 Table XV) - Answers What tensile force must a 10 Gauge crimp connector withstand for one minute? 36 inches - Answers What is the max allowed unsupported cable length for battery ...

170 °F - Hydraulic system components shall not be installed in areas where operating temperature exceeds _____ °F D. Vessel Type (sail v. power) - On a mechanical cable over sheave steering system, attachment of the cable clamps (bulldog) must take into account all of the following EXCEPT: A. Cable Size B. Orientation of the clamp C. Location of the clamp D. Vessel Type (sail v. power) -22 °F to +158 °F - What is the design operating temperature range for CO detectors? No lo...

ABYC Systems Certification Exam Review Questions With Complete Solutions What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? - Answer-Polyethylene /.Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: - Answer-1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber /.What device can be used to separate potable water from other water systems? - ...

ABYC Systems Certification Exam Review Questions With Detailed Answers 175% - Answer-At what what percentage of nominal working pressure shall the relief valve be set? /.nominal working pressure, not to exceed 80 PSI - Answer-For the pressure reducing valve and check valve installed after a shore water connection, what is the maximum allowable pressure? /.3 PSI or mnfg's maximum, which ever is greater. - Answer-What is the maximum allowable pressure to which the storage tank and vent...

ABYC Systems Certification Exam Review Questions And Answers Polyethylene - Answer-What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? /.1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber - Answer-Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: /.Siphon Break - Answer-What device can be used to separate potable water from other water sy...

Polyethylene - ACCURATE ANSWERS What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? 1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber - ACCURATE ANSWERS Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: Siphon Break - ACCURATE ANSWERS What device can be used to separate potable water from other water systems? Accumulator Tank, after pump...

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ABYC Systems Certification Exam Polyethylene - Answer-What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? 1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber - Answer-Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: Siphon Break - Answer-What device can be used to separate potable water from other water systems? Accumulator Tank, afte...

ABYC Systems Certification Exam Review Study Guide with Complete Solutions(Rated A+) Polyethylene - ANSWER-What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? 1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber - ANSWER-Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: Siphon Break - ANSWER-What device can be used to separate potable wate...

Polyethylene - What is the most often used materials for potable water systems? 1. Copper Alloys (incl. bronze, brass and nickel-copper) 2. AISI Type 300 series stainless steel 3. Glass-lined metal 4. FDA approved plastic 5. FDA approved rubber - Name 5 materials allowable for contact use in potable water systems: Siphon Break - What device can be used to separate potable water from other water systems? Accumulator Tank, after pump/filter and before check-valve - What is the device used t...