Across
- 2. When installing kitchen faucets with separate hot- and cold-water inlets, the faucet is typically centered between the inlets with a distance on either side of _____.
- 4. When the flush valve in a _________ lifts above the tank outlet and floats, the water flows from the tank into the bowl.
- 6. The most common fixture style of drinking fountain and water cooler is _____.
- 9. To be ADA-compliant, the spout outlets on drinking fountains must be no higher from the ground than _____.
- 12. According to ADA requirements for accessible lavatories, the maximum height above the floor that the flood-level rim may be is _____.
- 13. A standard bathtub is _____.
- 15. The type of waste disposal system used by most residential dishwashers is called _____
Down
- 1. The ________per inch of a typical shower to the center drain is 1/4" per foot.
- 3. The ___________that toilets must use no more than 1.6 gallons of water per flush is mandated by the energy policy act of 1992.
- 5. The waste passageways of reverse-trap water closets have a diameter of _____.
- 7. The type of material that can be molded into a variety of shapes and is widely used for plumbing fixtures such as bathtubs and slop sinks, is called _____.
- 8. Because self-closing compression faucets have a tendency to receive too little water flow, one problem that can occur with them is that________ and other minerals can build up in the valve internal
- 10. In terms of design and function, a laundry tray is most similar to a _____.
- 11. The two types of water outlets for utility faucets are plain and _____.
- 14. When compared to other materials used to fabricate plumbing fixtures, a disadvantage of stainless steel is that it is hard to_______.