MCC-NH Gas Fitters Practice Exam

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What is the maximum pressure drop allowed on a gas piping system not caused by a temperature change?

1 PSIg
0 PSIg
3 PSIg
5 PSIg

The correct answer is: 0 PSIg

In a gas piping system, the maximum pressure drop that can occur without being influenced by a temperature change is critical for ensuring system safety and efficiency. The correct response indicates no allowable pressure drop, as a drop in pressure could signal issues such as leaks or blockages that could compromise safe operation. By specifying a maximum pressure drop of 0 PSIg, this aligns with industry standards that prioritize maintaining the required supply pressure for proper appliance operation and minimizing risks. A system that experiences any pressure drop while not under the influence of temperature fluctuations could indicate improper installation, faulty components, or gas delivery issues, all of which have implications for safety. In contexts where pressure drops could be measured, any drop greater than 0 PSIg would suggest that the system is not functioning within the intended parameters, and corrective measures would be necessary to restore proper pressure levels. This emphasizes the importance of adhering to maintenance and operational guidelines in gas fitting practice.