To Reduce Splashing, Codes Require Receptors to Be How Many

question 5

Multiple Choice

To reduce splashing, codes require receptors to be how many pipe sizes larger than the line discharging into the receptor?

• A)one-half pipe size
• B)one pipe size
• C)one-and-a-half pipe sizes
• D)two pipe sizes

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