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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 544 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 271x215x20 mm, kaal: 1100 g
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With practical, hands-on knowledge of the real-world issues that face plumbing professionals, Plumbing 201, 5E presents the second installment in our four-part plumbing training series. This resource was developed in partnership with the PHCC Educational Foundation Plumbing Apprentice and Journeyman Training Committee. A team of subject matter experts including contractors, teachers and code experts developed the curriculum to provide an industry-oriented approach. Writers with a background in the trade and teaching produced the content. Plumbing 201, 5E builds upon the fundamentals covered in Plumbing 101, 5E. This product offers an introduction to piping materials, sources, distribution for potable water, water pipe sizing, cross-connection protection, and water heaters. Coverage then progresses to sewage disposal, drainage fixture units, building drains, and stacks. The revised 5th edition features all-new code and safety sidebars to emphasize key code and safety information throughout the book. Using a clear, straightforward writing style and realistic examples that encourage readers to apply what they learn, this book is a proven resource for anyone entering or working in the plumbing industry. Check out our app, DEWALT(R) Mobile Pro(TM). This free app is a construction calculator with integrated reference materials and access to hundreds of additional calculations as add-ons. To learn more, visit dewalt.com/mobilepro.

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Chapter 1: Piping Materials, Sources, and Distribution for Potable Water Chapter 2: Water Pipe Sizing: Main and Branch Systems Chapter 3: Water Pipe Sizing: Individual Run Systems Chapter 4: Cross-Connection Protection and Pipe Identification Chapter 5: Codes and Hot Water Chapter 6: Water Heater Components, Replacement and Troubleshooting Chapter 7: Instantaneous Water Heaters & Water Heater Sizing Chapter 8: Mathematics Review and Linear Measure Chapter 9: Squares, Cubes, Square Roots, and Cube Roots Chapter 10: Offsets Chapter 11: Shapes, Areas, Volumes, and Lead and Oakum Calculations Chapter 12: Sewage Disposal Methods Chapter 13: Sewers Chapter 14: Drainage Fixture Units Chapter 15: Building Drains Chapter 16: Stacks Chapter 17: Rough-In Sheets Chapter 18: Single Line Drawings: Residential and Commercial Chapter 19: Single Line Drawings: Industrial and Institutional Chapter 20: Details, Sections, and Exploded View Drawings Chapter 21: Introduction to Welding, Gas Welding and Safety Chapter 22: Soldering, Brazing, Cutting, and Gas Welding Chapter 23: Venting Plumbing Drainage Systems Chapter 24: Vent Piping: Hangers and Vent Types Chapter 25: Sump Pumps, Sewage Pumps, and Sewage Ejectors Chapter 26: Properties of Water Chapter 27: Plumbing Traps Chapter 28: Air Chapter 29: Plastic Pipe and Fittings: Part I Chapter 30: Plastic Pipe and Fittings: Part II Chapter 31: Hoisting and Rigging Chapter 32: Safety in Hoisting Operations Chapter 33: Ladders and Scaffolds

The PHCC Educational Foundation xvii
About PHCC xix
Acknowledgments xx
About the Author xxi
Preface xxi
Piping Materials, Sources, and Distribution for Potable water
1(18)
Standards
2(1)
Installation Considerations
2(1)
Material Characteristics
3(5)
Asbestos-Cement Pipe
3(1)
Plastic Pipe
4(2)
Glass Pipe
6(1)
Metallic Pipe
6(1)
Summary
7(1)
Sources and Treatment of Water
8(1)
Individual or Private Systems
8(1)
Public/Private Systems
9(1)
Water Treatment
9(2)
Suspended Solids
9(1)
pH Value
9(1)
Carbon Dioxide (CO2) Content
10(1)
Dissolved Air Content
10(1)
Hardeness
10(1)
Bacterial Content and Efects of Water Temperature
10(1)
Flushing and Sterilization
10(1)
Public Water Distribution Systems
11(5)
Distribution
11(1)
Distribution Layout
12(1)
Components and Operation of a Public Water System
12(1)
Water Main Installations
12(1)
Pressurization Methoes
13(1)
System Water Pressures Range
14(1)
Building Services
14(2)
Private Water Distribution Systems
16(1)
Nonpotable Water Distribution Systems
17(2)
Summary
18(1)
Review Questions
18(1)
Water Pipe Sizing: Main and Branch Systems
19(24)
The Goal of Building Piping Design
20(1)
Water Pressure
20(5)
Maintaining Water Presure
21(1)
Considerations of Flow in Public Water Distribution Systems
22(1)
Pressure, Velocity, Friction, and Flow
23(2)
Water Supply Fixture Units
25(11)
Sizing Based on Velocity Limitations and pressure Drop
32(4)
Pressure Boosting Systems
36(2)
Hydropeneumatic Tank
36(1)
Gravity Tank
36(2)
Booster Pump
38(1)
Distribution Piping
38(3)
Review Questions
41(2)
Water Pipe Sizing: Individual Run Systems
43(8)
Description
44(1)
Typical Materials
45(1)
Sizing
46(1)
Operating Advantages
46(1)
System Disadvantates
47(1)
Cost Considerations
47(1)
Other Uses
47(2)
Review Questions
49(2)
Cross-Connection Protection and Pipe Idenfification
51(10)
Backflow Preventions
52(1)
Gravity Backflow
52(1)
Back-Pressure Backflow
52(1)
Back-Siphonage Backflow
52(1)
Degree of Hazard
53(1)
Toxic Substance
53(1)
Nontoxic Substance
53(1)
Polluted
53(1)
Contaminated
53(1)
Cross-Connection Protection
53(5)
Air Gap
53(2)
Reduced Pressure Zone Backflow Preventer
55(1)
Double Check Valve Assembly
56(1)
Pressure Type Vacuum Breaker
56(1)
Atmospheric Type Vacuum Breaker
57(1)
Pipe Indentification
58(1)
Review Questions
59(2)
Codes and Hot Water
61(8)
Definitions
62(4)
Water Heater Types
62(1)
Direct
62(1)
Indirect
63(2)
Scaling
65(1)
Circulation of Hot Water
65(1)
Water Heater Controls and Markings
65(1)
Mixed Water Temperature Control
66(2)
Review Questions
68(1)
Water Heater Components, Replacement and Troubleshooting
69(14)
Water Heater Components
70(3)
Tank
70(1)
Jacket and Insulation
70(1)
Heating Device
71(1)
Dip Tube
71(1)
Thermostat
72(1)
Anode Rod
72(1)
Tankless Water Heaters
73(1)
Water Heater Replacement
73(1)
Safety Precautions
74(5)
Gas-Fired Water Heaters: Prior to January 1, 2004
75(3)
Gas-Fired Water Heaters Manufactured After January 1, 2004
78(1)
Electric Elements
79(2)
Heating Element Failures
79(1)
Electric Heater Thermostats
80(1)
Relief Valves
80(1)
Oil Burners
81(1)
Nameplate Information
81(1)
Review Questions
82(1)
Instantaneous Water Heaters & Water Heater Sizing
83(10)
Instantaneous Water Heaters
84(7)
Direct-fired
84(1)
Indirect-fired
84(2)
Controls and Accessories
86(1)
Residential Sizing
87(1)
Increasing Capacity
88(1)
Circulating Systems
89(1)
General Considerations
89(1)
Tank-Type Water Heaters
89(2)
Review Questions
91(2)
Mathematics Review and Linear Measure
93(12)
Fractions
94(1)
Improper Fractions
94(1)
Adding or Subtracting Fractiaons
94(1)
Multiplying Fractions
94(1)
Dividing Fractions
95(1)
Midex Numbers
95(1)
Decimals
95(1)
Decimal to Fraction
95(1)
Fractiaon to Decimal
95(1)
System of Measurement
96(1)
Linear Measure
97(6)
Review
102(1)
Review Questions
103(2)
Squares, Cubes, Square Roots, and Cube Roots
105(8)
Squares and Square Roots
106(1)
Cubes
107(2)
Cube Roots
109(2)
Review Questions
111(2)
Offsets
113(8)
Offsets
114(2)
Offsets with Other Sngles
116(3)
Review Questions
119(2)
Shapes, Areas, Volumes, and Lead and Oakum Calculations
121(12)
Circle
122(1)
Square
123(1)
Rectangle
123(1)
Triangle
123(1)
Area Callculations
124(2)
Area of a Circle
124(1)
Area of a Square
124(1)
Area of a Rectangle
125(1)
Area of a Triangle
126(1)
Volume Calculations
126(2)
Volume of a Cylinder
126(1)
Volume of a Rectangular Prism
127(1)
Volume of a Cube
127(1)
Volume of a Triangular Prism
127(1)
Degree of Precision with Excavation Problems
128(1)
Lead and Oakum
128(3)
Review Questions
131(2)
Sewage Disposal Methods
133(112)
Sewage Disposal
134(1)
Public Systems
134(1)
Private Systems
135(8)
Septic Tank Detail
136(1)
Distribution Box
137(1)
Disposal Fields
138(3)
Dosing Siphon and Dosing Tank
141(2)
Private System Maintenance
143(1)
Review Questions
144(1)
Sewers
145(1)
Sewers
146(1)
Materials
146(1)
Installatiaon Methods
146(6)
General Rules
146(2)
Cleanouts
148(2)
Thrust Blocks
150(2)
Trenching and Shoring
152(4)
Cave-Ins
152(2)
Materials and Tools Falling into the Ditch
154(1)
Excavated Debris Falling into the Trench
155(1)
Machinery Falling into the Excavation
155(1)
Debris Falling from workin Machinery
155(1)
Machinery Hitting Power Lines and Similar Utilities
155(1)
Passersby Falling into an Open Trench
156(1)
Preparing for Excavation Work
156(2)
Review Questions
158(1)
Drainage Fixture Units
159(12)
Drainage Fixture Units
160(10)
Offsets
164(1)
Summary of Sizing Methods
165(5)
Review Questions
170(1)
Building Drains
171(14)
Definition of Building Drain
172(1)
Elevation
172(1)
Materials
172(1)
Fittings
172(1)
Backflow Protection
173(1)
Sizing
173(2)
Combined Drains
175(1)
Flow Rate
175(1)
Greasy Wastes
175(2)
Grease Traps
177(1)
Planning the Building Drain Installation
177(1)
Final Considerations
178(1)
Hydraulic Jump
179(1)
Cleanouts
180(1)
Installatiaon of Building Drains
181(1)
Support
181(1)
Protection
182(1)
Review Questions
183(2)
Stacks
185(14)
Stacks
186(1)
Materials
186(1)
Loading and Capacity Table
186(1)
Terminal Velocity
187(1)
Venting
187(1)
Stack Support
187(1)
Sleeves and Thimbles
188(1)
Fittings and Support
189(1)
Cleanouts
189(1)
Full-Size Stacks
189(2)
Typical Branches
190(1)
Branch Loads
190(1)
Stack Fittings
191(1)
Stack Route
191(3)
Roof Penetrations
194(1)
Testing Stacks
195(2)
Review Questions
197(2)
Rough-In Sheets
199(20)
Scale Rule Review
200(1)
Rough-In Sheets
200(3)
Installation Tolerances
203(9)
Review Questions
212(7)
Single Line Drawings: Residential and Commercial
219(22)
Creating Drawings and Diagrams
220(11)
Single Line Drawings
220(11)
Commercial Projects
231(8)
Review Questions
239(2)
Single Line Drawings: Industrial and Institutional
241(14)
Industrial Piping Layouts
242(7)
Institutional Installations
249(4)
Review Questions
253(2)
Details, Sections, and Exploded View Drawings Drawings
255(12)
Drawing Projection Review
256(3)
Section Views
259(5)
Section Types
261(1)
Cutting Plane
262(1)
Cross-hatching
262(2)
Exploded Views
264(2)
Review Questions
266(1)
Introduction to Welding, Gas Welding, and Safety
267(12)
History of Welding
268(1)
Practice of welding
268(1)
Welding Standards
268(1)
Gas Welding Equipment and Safety
268(1)
Welding Gases
268(1)
Safety When Handling Welding Cylinders
269(1)
Gas Welding Equipment
269(4)
Pressure Regulator
270(1)
Gauges
271(1)
Hoses
271(1)
Torches
271(2)
Fillers and Fluxes for Solderning and Brazing
273(1)
Welding Rods
274(1)
Safety and Safety Equipment
274(4)
Fire and Burn Hazards
274(2)
Asphyxiation
276(1)
Eye and Face Protection
276(1)
Safety Procedures
277(1)
Review Questions
278(1)
Soldering, Brazing, Cutting, and Gas Welding
279(8)
Determining the Appropriate Joining Method
280(1)
Soldering Defined
280(1)
Brazing Defined
280(1)
Soldering
280(1)
Proper Size Torch Tip
280(1)
Proper Fuel Pressure
280(1)
Approved Solders and Fluxes
281(1)
Brazing
281(1)
Brazing Technique
281(1)
Welding
282(1)
Flame Cutting
282(3)
Cutting Procedure
282(1)
Cutting Process
283(1)
Kerf
283(1)
Drag
284(1)
Plasma Arc Cutting
284(1)
Oxy-Acetylene Flat Welding
285(1)
Personal Protection
285(1)
Review Questions
286(1)
Venting Plumbing Drainage Systems
287(18)
Plumbing Vent Systmes
288(2)
Vent Piping Materials
290(1)
Above Ground
290(1)
In Ground
290(1)
Chemical Piping
290(1)
Installation Practices
290(1)
Vent Sizing
291(6)
Exceptions and Special Cases
297(5)
Total Area of Vent Pipes
302(1)
Economical Sizing
302(1)
Review Questions
303(2)
Vent Piping: Hangers and Vent Types
305(14)
Vent Hangers
306(3)
Cast Iron Soil Pipe
308(1)
Galvanized Steel
308(1)
Copper Tube
308(1)
Plastic
308(1)
Glass and Stainless Steel
308(1)
General Considerations
308(1)
Vent Types
309(6)
Back Vent
309(1)
Branch Vent
309(1)
Circuit Vent
309(1)
Combination Waster and Vent
310(1)
Common Vent or Dual Vent
310(1)
Continuous Vent
311(1)
Crown Vent (prohibited)
311(1)
Individual Vent
311(1)
Local Vent
311(1)
Loop Vent
311(1)
Main Vent
311(1)
Relief Vent
312(1)
Side Vent
312(1)
Soil Vent or Stack Vent
313(1)
Vent Stack
313(1)
Wet Vent
313(1)
Yoke Vent
313(2)
Trap Arm Slope
315(1)
Separate Vents Required
315(1)
Suds
315(1)
Engineered Systems
316(2)
Roof Terminals
316(2)
Review Questions
318(1)
Sump Pumps, Sewage Pumps, and Sewage Ejectors
319(10)
Building Subdrain Systems
320(1)
Sump Pumps
320(3)
Sump Pump Configurations
321(2)
Sewage Pumps
323(1)
Sewage Ejectors
324(1)
Differences and Distinctions
325(2)
Sump Pump Installation
325(1)
Connections and Controls
325(1)
Sewage Pump Installatian
326(1)
Sewage Ejector Installation
326(1)
Review Questions
327(2)
Properties of Water
329(10)
Water
330(6)
Solid Form
330(1)
Liquid Form
330(1)
Gas Form
331(1)
Water as a Solvent
331(1)
Potable Supplies
331(1)
Compressibility
331(1)
Mass and Force
332(1)
Water Pressure
332(2)
Pressure Independent of Shape of Container
334(2)
Hydraulics
336(2)
Review Questions
338(1)
Plumbing Traps
339(10)
Plumbning Traps
340(4)
Trap Requirements
340(2)
Permitted and Prohibited Traps
342(1)
Building Traps
343(1)
P-Trap
343(1)
Loss of Trap Seal
344(3)
Siphonage
344(1)
Aspiration
345(1)
Momentum
345(1)
Oscillation
345(1)
Back Pressure
346(1)
Evaporation
346(1)
Capillary Action
346(1)
Cracked Pipes
346(1)
Trap Primer
347(1)
Trap Installation
347(1)
Connections Permitted to Traps
347(1)
Review Questions
348(1)
Air
349(16)
Air
350(1)
Pneumatics
350(1)
Drain Lines
350(1)
Air in Heating Lines and Water Lines
351(1)
Compressed Air
351(1)
Safety Issues When Testing Water Piping Systems
351(1)
Manometers
352(1)
Bourdon Tube
353(1)
Gauge Selection and Use
353(1)
Installation Tests
354(3)
Rough-in Pressure Test
356(1)
Noises in Water Systems
357(6)
Vibration
357(1)
Turbulence
357(1)
Water Hammer
358(2)
Locating Shock Arrestors
360(1)
Water Hammer Arrestors
361(2)
Mechanical Shock Arrestor Sizing
363(1)
Review Questions
364(1)
Plastic Pipe and Fittings: Part I
365(48)
History of Plastic Materials
366(1)
Chemical, Mechanical, and Electrical Background
366(1)
Flammability and Electrical Properties
366(1)
Plastic Pipe and Sizing Terms
367(2)
Advantages of Plastic Piping
369(2)
Available Thermoplastic Piping Materials
371(1)
Rigid and Flexible Pipes
371(1)
Nonpressure Applications
371(1)
Pressure Applications
371(1)
Joning Plastic Pipe
372(1)
Solvent Cement Joining
372(1)
Safe Handling Procedures
373(1)
Electrometric Sealing Gasket
373(1)
Mechanical Fiting Joints
373(1)
Flanges
374(1)
Heat Fusion Joining
374(1)
Threaded Joints
375(1)
Properties of Plastic Piping
375(1)
Physical characteristics
375(1)
Piping Standards: Dimensions and Terminology
375(4)
IPS---Schedules 40, 80, and 120
376(1)
DR, SDR, and SIDR
376(1)
Pressure Piping
376(2)
Nonpressure Piping
378(1)
Temperature Effects
378(1)
Expansion/Contraction
378(1)
Chemical Resistance
379(1)
Potable Water Piping
379(1)
Plastic DWV and Sewer Piping
379(1)
Process Piping
379(1)
Pressurized Gases
379(1)
Compressed Air Piping Systems
380(1)
Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Plastic Piping
380(5)
Ultraviolet Radiation
381(1)
Uses
382(1)
Compressed Gas Use to Be Avoided
382(1)
Code Status
382(1)
Installed Locatiaons
382(1)
Installation Methods
382(1)
Testing
383(1)
Expansion and Contraction
383(1)
Joining
383(2)
Marking
385(1)
Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride (CPVC) Plastic Piping
385(7)
Storage and Handling
386(1)
Uses
386(1)
Code Status
387(1)
Availability
387(1)
Installed Locations
387(1)
Installation Methods
387(2)
Thermal Expansion and Contraction
389(1)
Joining Methods
389(2)
Marking
391(1)
When Installing CPVC Piping Systems
391(1)
Polybutylene (PB) Plastic Piping
392(1)
Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Piping
393(6)
Ultraviolet Radiation
394(1)
Uses
395(1)
Code Status
395(1)
Availability
395(1)
Installed Locations
395(1)
Installation Methdos
396(1)
Expansion and Contraction
397(1)
Joining Methods
397(2)
Marking
399(1)
Cross-Linked Polyethylene (PEX) Plastic Piping
399(3)
Uses
400(1)
Code Status
400(1)
Storage and Handling
400(1)
Installation Locatiaons
400(1)
Installation Methods
400(1)
Tubing Support
401(1)
Connection to Fixtures
401(1)
Sleeving
401(1)
Bending
401(1)
Expansion and Contraction
402(1)
Manifold Plumbing Systems
402(1)
Joining Methods
402(1)
Polyvinyl Chloride (PCV) Plastic Piping
402(10)
Storage and Handling
404(1)
Temperature Limitations
404(1)
Ultraviolet Radiation
404(1)
Uses
404(1)
Compressed Gas Use
405(1)
Code Status
405(1)
Availability
405(1)
Installed Locatiaons
405(1)
Installation Methods
405(2)
Testing Piping Installations
407(1)
Expansion and Contraction
407(1)
Joining Methods
408(2)
Marking
410(1)
When Intalling PVC Piping Systems
411(1)
Review Questions
412(1)
Plastic Pipe and Fittings:Part II
413(18)
Plastic Piping in Fire-Resistive Contruction
414(2)
Plastics and Combustion
414(1)
Penetration of Rated Assemblies
415(1)
Master Comparison of Thermoplastic Piping Materials
416(2)
Plastic Pipe Selection
416(1)
Typical Applicatiaons
417(1)
Industical Special Applications
417(1)
Heating and Cooling Applications
417(1)
Sizing Plastic Piping for Plumbing Systems
418(1)
Determination of Loads in Plumbing Systems
418(3)
Water Supply Fixture Unites (WSFU)
419(1)
Drainage Fixture Unites (DFU)
419(1)
Hunter's Curve
419(1)
Maximum Probable Demand
419(1)
Water Pipe Sizing
420(1)
Drain Pipe Sizing
421(1)
Vent Pipe Sizing
421(1)
Storm Drainage
421(1)
Vent Terminals
421(3)
Air Admittance Valves
422(1)
Uses
423(1)
Code Status
423(1)
Standards
423(1)
Products Available
424(1)
Installation
424(1)
Plastic Piping in Nonpotable Water Systems
424(4)
Radiant Heat
425(1)
Snow Melting Systems
426(1)
Geothermal Ground Source Systems
426(1)
Ice Rinks
427(1)
Freezer Warehouses
427(1)
Water Sources Heat Pump: Heating and Cooling Systems
427(1)
Gas Piping
427(1)
Under Slab Warm Air Duct
427(1)
Chilled Water Cooling System
428(1)
Corrosive Fume Handling
428(1)
Industrial Applications
428(1)
Chemical Resistance
429(1)
Plumbing Piping Systems
429(1)
Other Piping Systems
429(1)
Review Questions
430(1)
Hoisting and Rigging
431(14)
Crance
432(1)
Hoists
432(1)
Block and Tackle
433(1)
Center of Gravity
433(1)
Rigging Concepts
434(1)
Rigging Method
435(1)
Slings
435(1)
Knots and Hitches
436(7)
Grasping Loads with Hitches
439(4)
Review Questions
443(2)
Safety in Hoisting Operations
445(6)
Preventing Injury and Loss
446(1)
Safety
446(1)
Safety Guidelines for Hoists and Cranes
446(1)
Forklift Safety
447(1)
Safe Rigging Practies
448(1)
Review Questions
449(2)
Ladders and Scaffolds
451(10)
Ladders
452(1)
Straight Ladders
452(1)
Extension Ladders
452(1)
Step Ladders
453(1)
OSHA Guidelines for Ladders
453(3)
Loads
453(1)
Angle
453(1)
Rungs
453(1)
Slipping
454(1)
Other Requirements
454(1)
Proper Selection of Ladders
454(1)
Inspection Before Each Use
454(1)
Ladder Accidents
455(1)
Proper Ladder Setup and Use
455(1)
Proper Ladder Care and Storage
456(1)
Scaffolds
456(3)
Pre-Maunfactured (Bridgework)
456(1)
Accessories
456(1)
Guidelines for Safe Use of Scaffolds
456(1)
Scaffold Hazards
457(1)
Scissor Lifts and Power Scaffolds
457(1)
Summary
458(1)
Review Questions
459(2)
Appendix A---Oxy-Acetylene Welding, Shielded Metal-Arc Welding, and Weld Testing 461(30)
Appendix B---Answers to Review Questions 491(8)
Appendix C---References 499(2)
Appendix D---Contributors 501(4)
Index 505
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