Hi all:

In my area, the answer is every 10 feet (at every hub and every change of direction).. so answer is B

For 5 foot hub & spigot pipe it's every 5 feet (every hub)... ;)

MARK

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#18. Hub and spigot cast iron piping in 10 foot lengths, installed horizontally, shall be supported at intervals of not more than___10___ feet.

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SPC, Chapter 10, Section 103.2 HORIZONTAL CAST IRON SOIL PIPE,
Cast iron soil pipe shall be supported at not more then five foot intervals on five foot lengths and ten foot intervals on ten foot lengths. Hangers shall be located as near hubs as possible.

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Originally Posted by csavage1

The answer is A. Not more than 5 ft

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Section 308 2007 NYS Plumbing Code< Table 308.5 Hanger spacing

I missed the little (a ) added at the top of the number 5 on the table ,DAMMIIITTT!!

a] The maximum horizontal spacing of cast iron pipe hangers shall be increased to 10 feet where 10 feet lenghts of pipe are installed.

Yep, 18 is B.

#19 A drain connection the compartments of a set of fixtures to its trap is called a (an)______.

A. continuous waste
B. combination waste and vent
C. indirect waste
D. special waste

#19 A drain connection the compartments of a set of fixtures to its trap is called a (an)_A. Continuous waste_____.

Update.

After procrastinating taking the master plumber exam for almost a year, I finally had time to bite the bullet. So I drove three hours to the testing area, got a hotel, and studied one last time. Long story short,, I am now officially a licensed master plumber.


Goodbye journeyman, hello master.

Congratulations!! And now, back to work !:D:D:D

Thanks Milo. And yep, after all, its just a title of achievement, but I will still have to crawl up in the attic full of thirty year old pink unfaced insulation on Monday. In the back of my mind ill be thinking, well at least I'm an itchy master instead of an itchy journey.lol.

Hi Lee...


Cigars are on me... :) Everyone grab one... special occasion the way I see it!

Without too much fanfare... seriously, congratulations on your achievement!

Regards...

Mark

Congrats Lee! Way ta go! Party time! Save me a invite. Tom

Thanks for the congrats guys, I truly appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by mygirlsdad77

update.

After procrastinating taking the master plumber exam for almost a year, i finally had time to bite the bullet. So i drove three hours to the testing area, got a hotel, and studied one last time. Long story short,,,I am now officially a licensed master plumber.


Goodbye journeyman, hello master.

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As one who can appreciate the distinction between a Master and a Journeyman under the UPC (the strictest Plumbing Code in the Lower 48), I offer my congratulations as well.

BTW, I'd start studying up on the International Plumbing Code in your spare time; Two more revisions, three tops, before the UPC is abandoned altogether.

Thanks for the heads up Widdershins.

I look forward to the day that all of the united states, if not the whole world fall under one stardard plumbing code(of course with certain local variences). Although I don't see that happening any time soon, I sure would like to see steps taken towards it in my lifetime.