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Rear-mount pumps may be powered by either a ________ transmission or by a _____________
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Split-shaft
power take-off
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Primary components of the piping systems are ______________, _______________, ______________, and _________________
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Intake piping
discharge piping
pump drains
valves
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NFPA 1901, components of the piping system must be of a _________________ material
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Corrosion-resistant
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Piping systems are constructed of __________, ____________, _____________, or _____________
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Cast iron
brass
stainless steel
galvanized steel
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Piping system(as well as the _____ itself) must be able to withstand a hydrostatic test of ______ psi
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Pump
500 psi
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NFPA 1901 states that piping should be sized so that pumpers with a capacity of 500 gpm or less should be capable of flowing _____ gpm from their booster tank
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250 gpm
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Pumpers with capacities greater than 500 gpm should be able to flow at least _____ gpm
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500 gpm
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Pumpers today are equipped with tank-to-pump lines as large as _______inches
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4 inches
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Tank-to-pump valve: if it leaks, priming the pump when the tank is empty is impossible because air from the ______ is drawn into the _____ and no vacuum is established
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Tank
pump
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Pump must be ________ when drafting from a ______ water supply
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Primed
static
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Priming: removing all or most of the air from the pump thus lowering the __________ pressure within the ___________
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Atmospheric pressure
pump casing
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Primer is tapped into the pump at a _____ point on the ______ side or the _____________
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High point
suction side
impeller eye
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All intake lines to a ________ pump are normally located _____ the eye of the _______
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Centrifugal pump
below
impeller
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Intake piping: as the piping nears the pump itself, it typically tapers to a ______________. This is to eliminate the _________
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Square point
vortex
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Pumps that have a capacity of _______ gpm or greater may require more than ____ large intake connection at each location
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1500 gpm
one
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