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Prepare for the California D2 Water Distribution Operator Exam with comprehensive practice questions and answers covering Grade 2 certification topics, including distribution system operations, hydraulics, pumps, valves, pipelines, storage facilities, water quality, disinfection, maintenance, safety, regulations, and troubleshooting. Ideal for California water operator certification exam preparation.

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1. three sources of supply Surface water treatment plants, Import/Purchased water, and
Wells.

2. Transmission Main A very large main designed to move water from one part of
the system to another.

3. Shut-Off Valve A type of valve the water company uses when they need to
turn water off to a particular consumer.

4. Where is a Shut-Off Valve typi- Usually found connected to a consumer's meter.
cally located?

5. Why might a water company Because of a request to connect or disconnect, for repairs, or
need to shut water off to a par- as a result of non payment.
ticular consumer?

6. two most common types of Curb stop & Angle stop.
Shut-Off Valves

7. Meters Devices used to read consumer usage.

8. where does a water compa- At the consumer's meter.
ny's property end

9. most common type of residen- Positive displacement meters, because they accurately mea-
tial water meter and why? sure all water that flows through them.

10. three types of water systems Arterial loop, Grid, and Tree.

11. minimum acceptable PSI with 20 PSI
a system

12. normal acceptable range of 35 to 65 PSI
PSI within a system


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13. When must a pressure regu- GREATER than 80 PSI.
lator be installed on a con-
sumer's service line?

14. What is the highest acceptable 80 PSI
PSI within a system, before a
pressure regulator needs to
be installed?

15. Why are higher pressures gen- It can damage plumbing fixtures.
erally not desired within a sys-
tem?

16. Dynamic Pressure The pressure within a system when water is moving.

17. six types of pipe found in a wa- Ductile Iron, Concrete, Steel, Asbestos Cement, Plastic and
ter distribution system Gray Cast Iron.

18. C-Value The measure of interior smoothness within a pipe.

19. What does a 140+ C-Value Very smooth interior surface of a pipe (Plastic, AC, Concrete)
mean?

20. What does a <100 C-Value Very bad interior surface of a pipe (Tuburculated old cast iron)
mean?

21. What is a Pnetrometer? A tool for measuring the compressive strength of soil.

22. What is a Competent Person? An individual with excavation knowledge and training who is
in charge of an excavation job, and who has the power to start
work in the event of a hazard

23. When is shoring generally re- When a trench is 5' or more in depth, or hazardous soil
quired? conditions exist.


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