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What is the most effective method used to prevent backflow?Air Gap Air gaps are one of the most effective ways to prevent backflow and backsiphonage. An air gap is a vertical separa- tion between a water outlet and the highest level of a potential fluid contamination source. However, because of air gaps, flow of water is interrupted and loss of pressure occurs.
What is the most reliable form of backflow prevention device?Reduced Pressure Zones (RPZ): Primarily intended for plumbing and other internal systems, RPZs are the most complex and reliable backflow preventers. These devices consist of a shutoff valve, two spring-loaded check valves separated by a pressure differential relief valve, four test cocks, and an outlet shutoff valve.
What is the most effective method to prevent backflow quizlet?The best way to prevent backflow is to avoid creating a cross-connection. Vacuum breakers, double check valve backflow preventers, and reduced pressure zone backflow preventers can all be used to prevent backflow.
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