Question 12010 of 398 · Ohio Pesticide Applicator Core Exam
Application equipment that draws water from surface waters or a public water supply must have
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Correct answer to question 12010
- A: an effective anti-siphon device to prevent backflow
Explanation
Without an anti-siphon device, spray mix could flow back into the water source and contaminate it. The rule also bars leakage, spillage, dripping, vapors, and drift from application equipment.
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