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Exam Actual Complete Real Exam Questions And

Correct Answers (Verified Answers) Already Graded

A+ | Guaranteed Success!! Just Released!!




If a sub-slab communication test reveals airflow reversal at

test holes drilled in all the block walls of a basement,

which of the following techniques would be the best

mitigation choice?

Select one:




a. Sub-slab pressurization

b. Passive sub-slab depressurization

c. Block-wall depressurization

,d. Sub-slab depressurization - ANSWER-d. Sub-slab

depressurization




If one were to treat radon in the water supply of a home,

the water would be treated at:

Select one:




a. Each water tap in the house

b. The point the water is supplied to the home

c. Only the water taps from which people would draw

drinking water

d. Only the water that is supplied to showers and laundry

equipment - ANSWER-b. The point the water is supplied to

the home

,In conducting a sub-slab communication test prior to the

design of a sub-slab depressurization (SSD) system,

which one of the following procedures is most

appropriate?

Select one:




a. The vacuum-cleaner suction hole and the test holes

should always be placed on the perimeter of the slab.

b. Drill the vacuum-cleaner suction hole near the expected

location of the suction pipe; drill one test hole as far away

as possible.

c. Drill the vacuum-cleaner suction hole near the expected

location of the suction pipe; drill pressure-measurement

, test holes on opposite sides of things like grade beams

that could block air movement, as well as the furthest side

of the slab.

d. Place the vacuum-cleaner suction hole in the center of

the slab; placement of the test holes is not important. -

ANSWER-c. Drill the vacuum-cleaner suction hole near

the expected location of the suction pipe; drill pressure-

measurement test holes on opposite sides of things like

grade beams that could block air movement, as well as

the furthest side of the slab.




Measurements in the suction pipe or an active soil

depressurization system indicate flows of 150 cfm and

suction of 0.1 inch of water (WC). From the available

information, which of the following would be the most

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