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Plumbing 101 6th edition [Pehme köide]

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 19-Apr-2012
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 1133281532
  • ISBN-13: 9781133281535
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 320 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 12x215x274 mm, kaal: 793 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 19-Apr-2012
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 1133281532
  • ISBN-13: 9781133281535
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When you expect simple, straightforward explanations for real-world plumbing scenarios, look no further than PLUMBING 101, 6th EDITION. This book is the first-year title in a four-year series of plumbing apprentice training books developed in partnership with the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors (PHCC) Educational Foundation. The series takes a spiral approach to address critical plumbing concepts, in which topics are introduced in the first year book, and are revisited in more detail in subsequent books in the series. This is ideal for anyone new to the field, as it mimics the most common learning experience: as plumbing apprentices and professionals gain more field experience, they gain more in-depth knowledge. This first book encompasses both residential and commercial plumbing, with core content centering around basic plumbing principles and codes. Updates to the sixth edition include new sections on brazing safety procedures and water heaters, expanded content on plumbing rough-in practices and career path possibilities, and updates throughout to reflect emerging topics and technology in the plumbing field. The end result is a foundational book for new plumbing apprentices or professionals with more value than ever.
About PHCC and the PHCC Educational Foundation xiii
Acknowledgments xv
Preface xvii
1 Plumbing History, Codes, And Principles
2(18)
Definition Of Plumbing
3(5)
Basic Plumbing History
8(1)
Ensuring The Health, Safety, And Comfort Of Society
8(3)
Cross Connection
9(1)
Leakage
10(1)
Inadequate Systems
11(1)
Physical Failures
11(1)
Codes
11(1)
Licenses, Permits, And Inspections
11(1)
Basic Principles Of Plumbing
12(2)
National Standard Plumbing Code Principles
12(2)
Careers In The Plumbing Industry
14(1)
Employer Expectations And Ethics
15(5)
Employer and Customer Expectations
16(1)
Soft Skills and Productivity
16(4)
2 Tools Of The Plumbing Trade
20(34)
Hand Tools
21(10)
Measuring Tools
22(1)
Testing Tools
22(3)
Sawing and Cutting Tools
25(1)
Assembly Tools
26(4)
Sheet Metal Cutting Tools
30(1)
Ergonomic Tools
31(1)
Rough-In Tools
31(11)
Copper Tools
31(3)
Plastic Pipe Tools
34(2)
Cast Iron Soil Pipe Tools
36(2)
Steel Pipe Tools
38(4)
Finish And Repair Tools
42(5)
Finish Tools
42(4)
Repair Tools
46(1)
Power Tools
47(7)
Electric Tools
47(4)
Battery-Powered Tools
51(1)
Explosive Powder Tools
51(1)
Compressed Air Tools
51(1)
Hydraulic Tools
52(2)
3 First Aid And Safety
54(40)
First Aid
55(1)
Bloodborne Pathogens
55(1)
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) System
56(1)
Jobsite Safety
56(24)
Occupational Safety and Health Act
57(1)
General Safety Requirements for Every Jobsite
57(2)
Fire Prevention
59(1)
Floor Openings
60(1)
Scaffolding
60(3)
Excavations and Trenches
63(5)
Lockout/Tagout
68(1)
Protection of Protruding Reinforcing Steel
68(1)
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
68(2)
Material Handling
70(1)
Cranes, Motor Vehicles, and Heavy Equipment
71(7)
Electrical Safety
78(1)
Rigging
78(2)
Gases In Plumbing Work
80(1)
Gases Useful In Plumbing Work
80(1)
Gases Encountered In Plumbing Work
81(1)
Gases Used In Plumbing
82(8)
Fuel Gases
82(1)
Other Gases
82(1)
Properties of Gases and the Gas Laws
83(2)
Welding and Fuel Gas Cutting or Welding Safety
85(2)
Ventilation and Respiratory Protection
87(1)
Cylinders
88(1)
Ladder Safety
89(1)
Hand And Power Tool Safety
90(4)
Pneumatic Tools
92(1)
Fuel-Powered Tools
92(1)
Explosive Powder-Actuated Tools
92(1)
Grinders
92(2)
4 Basic Math For Plumbing
94(22)
Basic Problem Solving
95(1)
Integers
95(1)
Labeling
96(1)
Mixed Numbers
97(1)
Fractions
97(7)
Reducing Fractions
97(1)
Improper Fractions
98(1)
Adding and Subtracting Fractions
98(2)
Adding and Subtracting Mixed Numbers
100(2)
Multiplying Fractions
102(1)
Multiplying Mixed Numbers
102(1)
Dividing Fractions
103(1)
Decimals
104(6)
Adding and Subtracting Decimals
104(1)
Multiplying Decimals
105(1)
Dividing Decimals
106(1)
Converting Decimals to Fractions
106(1)
Converting Fractions to Decimals
107(1)
Equations with Decimal-Fraction Combinations
108(1)
Percents and Decimals
109(1)
Application Of Basic Math To Measuring Tools
110(6)
Common Measuring Devices
110(2)
Scale Rulers
112(2)
Gauges
114(2)
5 Water Supply, Water Sources, Waste Disposal, And Sewage Disposal
116(24)
Water Supply Hazards
117(2)
Cross Connection
117(1)
Other Hazards
118(1)
Principal Waste Hazards
118(1)
Waste Disposal
119(3)
Fixture Traps
119(2)
Fixture and Equipment Hazards
121(1)
Water Sources
122(5)
Surface Water
122(1)
Cisterns
123(1)
Ground Water
123(1)
Gray Water
123(1)
Municipal Water Systems
123(1)
Private Systems
124(3)
Sewage Disposal
127(6)
Public Waste Disposal Systems
127(3)
Private Systems
130(3)
Site Layout And Excavation
133(2)
Site Plans
133(1)
Excavation
133(2)
Contamination
135(5)
Causes of Contamination
135(3)
Health Implications of Plumbing
138(1)
Hazards to the Service Technician
138(2)
6 Mechanical Properties And Protection Of Building Materials And Structures
140(12)
Mechanical Properties
141(3)
Compression
141(1)
Tension
141(1)
Shear
141(1)
Stress Lines
142(2)
Beams And Columns
144(2)
Beams
144(1)
Columns
145(1)
Attaching To Structural Members
146(3)
Total Supported Load
146(1)
Pipe Hangers and Support
147(2)
Protection Of Building Structural Elements
149(3)
Nail Protection
149(3)
7 Piping Materials Used In Plumbing Work
152(24)
Copper Tube
153(2)
Types of Copper Tube
154(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Copper Tube
154(1)
Cast Iron Soil Pipe
155(6)
Cast Iron Fittings
156(5)
Duriron Pipe
161(1)
Duriron Fittings
161(1)
Steel Pipe
162(2)
Steel Fittings
162(1)
National Pipe Thread Taper
163(1)
Male and Female Fittings
164(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Steel Pipe
164(1)
Galvanic Action
164(1)
Stainless Steel Pipe
164(1)
Corrugated Stainless Steel Tubing
165(1)
Lead Pipe
165(1)
Plastic Pipe
165(5)
PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride)
165(3)
CPVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride)
168(1)
ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
168(1)
PE (Polyethylene)
168(1)
PB (Polybutylene)
169(1)
PEX (Cross-Linked Polyethylene)
169(1)
PEX-AL-PEX (Polyethylene-Aluminum-Polyethylene)
169(1)
Epoxy Pipe
170(1)
Polyester Pipe
170(1)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Plastic Piping
170(1)
Vitrified Clay And Concrete Pipe
170(2)
Vitrified Clay and Concrete Fittings
171(1)
Standards for Vitrified Clay and Concrete Piping
171(1)
Glass Pipe And Fittings
172(1)
Piping Standards
173(3)
Standards Oversight Organizations
173(3)
8 Joining Methods For DWV And Pressure Piping
176(16)
Copper Tube And Fittings
177(4)
Soldering or Brazing
177(1)
Alternative Joining Techniques
177(1)
Fitting Identification
178(3)
Hubless Cast Iron Soil Pipe
181(1)
Cutting and Joining
181(1)
Hubbed Cast Iron Soil Pipe
182(3)
Cutting
182(1)
Caulked Joints
183(2)
Compression Joints
185(1)
Duriron Pipe And Fittings
185(1)
Steel Pipe And Fittings
186(3)
Welding
186(1)
Flanges
186(1)
Clamp Connections
187(2)
Plastic Pipe And Fittings
189(1)
Glass Pipe
189(1)
Vitrified Clay Pipe
189(2)
Transition Joints
190(1)
Concrete Pipe
191(1)
9 Squares Square Roots, And Basic Geometry
192(24)
Squares
193(1)
Square Roots
193(2)
Estimating Square Roots
194(1)
Circles
195(5)
Parts of a Circle
196(1)
Circle Formulas
196(4)
Angles
200(4)
Parts of an Angle
200(2)
Types of Angles
202(2)
Ratios
204(1)
Right Triangles
205(3)
Types of Right Triangles
206(1)
Working with Right Triangles
206(2)
45° Offsets
208(8)
Calculating Fitting Allowance
210(6)
10 Plumbing Fixtures
216(32)
Water Closets
217(13)
Water Closet Flush Types
218(2)
Flushometer Tank Water Closet
220(1)
Flushometer Valve Water Closets
220(1)
Dual Flush Water Closet
221(1)
Water Closet Rough-In
222(1)
Water Closet Configurations
223(2)
Materials and Finishes
225(1)
Flushing Cycle
225(1)
Flushing Devices
226(4)
Urinals
230(3)
Types of Urinals
231(2)
Urinal Flushing Methods
233(1)
Waterless Urinals
233(1)
Bidets
233(1)
Sinks
234(3)
Types of Sinks
235(1)
Sink Mounting
236(1)
Sink Faucets
236(1)
Sink Materials
236(1)
Sink Installation
237(1)
Lavatories
237(3)
Types of Lavatories
237(2)
Lavatory Materials
239(1)
Drinking Fountains And Cuspidors
240(1)
Water Coolers
240(1)
Trim for Sinks, Lavatories, and Drinking Fountains
240(1)
Bathtubs
241(3)
Types of Bathtubs
241(1)
Bathtub Selection and Installation
242(1)
Bathtub Materials
243(1)
Bathtub Fixture Standards
243(1)
Bathtub Accessories
244(1)
Bathtub Installation
244(1)
Showers
244(4)
Types of Showers
244(1)
Shower Sizes
245(1)
Shower Materials
246(1)
Fabricated Showers
246(1)
Shower Accessories
247(1)
11 Faucets And Related Devices
248(10)
Faucet Parts
249(2)
Stem
249(1)
Washer
250(1)
Seat
250(1)
Body
250(1)
Handle
250(1)
Spout
250(1)
Supply Inlet
251(1)
Packing
251(1)
Packing Nut or Collar
251(1)
Aerator
251(1)
Sink And Lavatory Faucets
251(1)
Optional Accessories for Faucets
252(1)
Bath And Shower Faucets
252(2)
Optional Accessories for Mixing Faucets
254(1)
Diverter Spouts
254(1)
Other Faucets
254(4)
Boiler Drain
254(1)
Sill Cocks and Hydrants
255(1)
Nonfreeze Wall Hydrant
255(1)
Post or Sanitary Yard Hydrant
256(1)
Washing Machine Valve
257(1)
12 Valves
258(18)
Valve Parts And Their Function
259(1)
Types Of Valves
259(13)
Open-Close Valves
260(4)
Flow Regulation Valves
264(5)
Automatic Pressure Reducing Valves
269(1)
Relief Valves
269(2)
Specialty Valves
271(1)
Valve Body Markings
272(1)
Backwater Valve
273(1)
Materials Used In Valve Manufacturing
273(3)
Body
273(1)
Trim
273(3)
13 Water Heaters
276(10)
Storage-Type (Tank-Type) Water Heaters
277(3)
Tank
278(1)
Jacket and Insulation
278(1)
Heating Device
279(1)
Dip Tube
279(1)
Thermostat
280(1)
Vacuum Breaker
280(1)
Anode Rod
280(1)
Tankless Water Heaters
280(2)
Direct-Fired
280(1)
Indirect-Fired
281(1)
Solar Water Heaters
282(2)
Relief Valves
284(2)
14 Building Plans, Drawings, And Scale Rulers
286(22)
Planning And Project Design
287(2)
Fundamentals Of Construction Drawings
289(5)
Reading Drawings
289(4)
Types of Drawings in Plumbing Work
293(1)
Drawing Lines
294(1)
Scale Rulers
294(5)
Limitations of Scaling Drawings
296(1)
Types of Rulers
297(2)
Projections Used For Drawings
299(9)
Orthographic Projection
299(1)
Isometric Drawing
300(4)
Oblique Sketches
304(4)
15 Sketching
308(17)
Drawing Terms In The Construction Industry
309(1)
Working Drawings
309(4)
Freehand Sketching
313(4)
Venting
316(1)
Sketching With Drafting Aids
317(1)
Symbols And Detail Sketching
318(7)
Appendix A References 325(2)
Appendix B Plumbing Code Definitions 327(21)
Appendix C Answers To Problems (From The Textbook) 348(2)
Index 350
The Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors Association (PHCC) Educational Foundation was founded in 1987 by a partnership of contractors, manufacturers and wholesalers. Its mission is to provide workforce development, management education and technical training to advance the growth and career success of those employed in the plumbing and HVACR industry. Edward T. Moore is the author of the RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION ACADEMY PLUMBING video set as well as PLUMBING 101, PLUMBING 201, PLUMBING 301 and PLUMBING 401. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering technology and a masters degree in technology systems with a concentration in manufacturing engineering. Ed is currently the department manager and instructor for the Building Construction Trades and Air Conditioning Program at York Technical College in Rock Hill, S.C., where he has also served as an instructor for the Industrial Maintenance and Welding programs. Ed is a former licensed Master Plumber for South Carolina. He has earned the NATE certification in Air Conditioning and Heat Pumps and is a certified Green Belt in Lean Six Sigma. Ed was previously certified as a HERS (Home Energy Rating Services) instructor through RESNET.