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This document serves as a report for the field testing of a Reduced Pressure Principle Backflow Preventer Assembly, detailing various test results, including initial and final tests, check valve performance, and tester certification.

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1. Begin by locating the reduced pressure principle backflow prevention assembly.
2. Ensure the assembly is properly installed according to local plumbing codes.
3. Turn off the water supply to the system before starting any work.
4. Remove the test cocks on the assembly using a suitable screwdriver.
5. Insert the appropriate test equipment into the test cocks.
6. Document the pressure readings from the test equipment.
7. Reassemble the test cocks securely.
8. Turn the water supply back on and check for any leaks.
9. Finally, submit the test results to the local water authority if required.

Who needs reduced pressure principle backflow?

1. Commercial properties that use irrigation systems.
2. Residential homes with irrigation or fire suppression systems.
3. Any facility or establishment that has a potential for contamination of potable water.
4. Municipalities and government buildings that require adherence to health and safety regulations.

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What is reduced pressure principle backflow?

Reduced pressure principle backflow is a type of backflow prevention device designed to protect potable water supplies from contamination due to backflow. It utilizes a pair of check valves and a pressure differential mechanism to create a physical barrier that prevents the reverse flow of water.

Who is required to file reduced pressure principle backflow?

Entities that have systems connected to a potable water supply, especially those using hazardous materials or with high potential for contamination, are typically required to file reduced pressure principle backflow. This includes commercial properties, industrial facilities, and in some cases residential properties.

How to fill out reduced pressure principle backflow?

To fill out reduced pressure principle backflow forms, you typically need to provide information such as the property address, type of backflow prevention device, installation date, and details of the certified installer. Ensure all sections of the form are complete and accurate before submission.

What is the purpose of reduced pressure principle backflow?

The purpose of reduced pressure principle backflow is to prevent contamination of drinking water supply systems by ensuring that any potential backflow of non-potable water is blocked, thus maintaining the safety and quality of potable water.

What information must be reported on reduced pressure principle backflow?

Information that must be reported includes the location of the backflow device, the type and model of the device, test results indicating its proper function, maintenance records, and details of the certified tester who conducted the test.