MINNESOTA JOURNEYMAN SPRINKLER FITTER
CODE 1 TEST QUESTIONS |GUARANTEED
ACCURATE ANSWERS |PASS
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study with Learn
a tee or capped nipple at least 2 inches long should be installed at the end of
each pipe run
Choose an answer
1 asterisk (*) 2 What is a dirt trap?
3 approved 4 cartoned
Don't know?
asterisk (*) following the number or letter designating a
paragraph indicates that explanatory material on
the paragraph can be found in Annex A
, vertical rule (l) changes other than editorial
bullet (.) where one or more complete paragraphs have
been deleted
reference ( [ ] ) indicates material that has been extracted from
another NFPA document, they follow a section of
material
scope the standard should provide the minimum
requirements for the design and installation of
automatic fire sprinkler systems covered within
this standard; these codes are written to
protect against a single fire in within the building
purpose provide a reasonable degree of protection for
life and property from fire through
standardization of design, installation, and
testing requirements for sprinkler systems,
including private fire service mains, based on
sound engineering principles, test data, and field
experience
application applies to 1) character and adequacy of
water supplies, 2) selection of sprinklers, 3)
fittings, 4)
piping, 5) valves, 6) all materials and accessories
including the installation of private service mains;
also applies to combined service mains
retroactivity these standards apply to the time this book
was written
equivalency if other equipment is found to be superior
equipment, it should be used, not prevented
CODE 1 TEST QUESTIONS |GUARANTEED
ACCURATE ANSWERS |PASS
Practice questions for this set
Learn 1/7 Study with Learn
a tee or capped nipple at least 2 inches long should be installed at the end of
each pipe run
Choose an answer
1 asterisk (*) 2 What is a dirt trap?
3 approved 4 cartoned
Don't know?
asterisk (*) following the number or letter designating a
paragraph indicates that explanatory material on
the paragraph can be found in Annex A
, vertical rule (l) changes other than editorial
bullet (.) where one or more complete paragraphs have
been deleted
reference ( [ ] ) indicates material that has been extracted from
another NFPA document, they follow a section of
material
scope the standard should provide the minimum
requirements for the design and installation of
automatic fire sprinkler systems covered within
this standard; these codes are written to
protect against a single fire in within the building
purpose provide a reasonable degree of protection for
life and property from fire through
standardization of design, installation, and
testing requirements for sprinkler systems,
including private fire service mains, based on
sound engineering principles, test data, and field
experience
application applies to 1) character and adequacy of
water supplies, 2) selection of sprinklers, 3)
fittings, 4)
piping, 5) valves, 6) all materials and accessories
including the installation of private service mains;
also applies to combined service mains
retroactivity these standards apply to the time this book
was written
equivalency if other equipment is found to be superior
equipment, it should be used, not prevented
