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  • Ilmumisaeg: 09-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 133739176X
  • ISBN-13: 9781337391764
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 576 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 33x210x274 mm, kaal: 1315 g
  • Ilmumisaeg: 09-Mar-2017
  • Kirjastus: Delmar Cengage Learning
  • ISBN-10: 133739176X
  • ISBN-13: 9781337391764
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Designed for your third year as a plumbing apprentice, PLUMBING 301, Second Edition, combines a visually appealing, full-color design, clear writing style, and the most current plumbing and gas code references to give you everything you need to know for both commercial and residential plumbing. Coverage begins with basic installation practices; progresses to blueprint reading, the National Fuel Gas Code, and surveying instruments; and includes special chapters devoted to the math and science of plumbing. The Second Edition builds on this thorough foundation with new discussions of hydronic systems, LP gas systems, ejector systems, water treatment, and electrical controls and wiring, plus enhanced content on preplanning and electrical controls. Now better than ever, this valuable text gives you the tools you need to be successful as you continue your journey into the plumbing industry.
Acknowledgments xii
About the Author xii
1 Workplace Etiquette And Productivity 1(6)
Learning Objectives
1(1)
Taking Ownership And Responsibility
1(1)
Written Communications
1(2)
Email Communication
1(1)
Handwritten Communication
2(1)
Customer Service
3(1)
Preplanning
4(1)
Material Handling
4(1)
Prefabrication (Prefab)
5(1)
Profitability
6(1)
Review Questions
6(1)
2 Residential Fixtures And Appliances 7(22)
Learning Objectives
7(1)
Definitions
7(1)
Fitting
7(1)
Fixture Fitting
7(1)
Plumbing Appliance
7(1)
Plumbing Appurtenance
8(1)
Plumbing Fixture
8(1)
Ada Requirements
8(1)
Water Closet
9(5)
One-Piece Unit
9(1)
Corner Tank
10(1)
Closet Bowls
10(2)
Bowl Shape And Location
12(1)
Optional Features
13(1)
Lavatory
14(3)
Bathtub
17(2)
Grab Bars
18(1)
Shower
19(3)
Sink
22(2)
Bidet
24(1)
Laundry Tray
24(1)
Food Waste Grinder
25(1)
Dishwasher
26(1)
Icemaker
27(1)
Hot Water Dispenser
27(1)
Spa
28(1)
Review Questions
28(1)
3 Commercial, Industrial, And Institutional Fixtures And Appliances 29(32)
Learning Objectives
29(1)
Water Closet
29(4)
Ada Requirements
30(3)
Ada Requirements
33(1)
Commercial Fixtures And Appliances
33(13)
Urinal
33(2)
Urinal Trapway Designs
35(1)
Lavatory
36(1)
Sinks
36(3)
Drinking Fountain And Water Cooler
39(1)
Food Waste Grinder
39(2)
Dishwasher
41(1)
Grease Interceptors And Grease Recovery Units
41(4)
Ice-Making Machines
45(1)
Wall Hydrant
45(1)
Industrial Fixtures And Appliances
46(6)
Floor Drain
46(2)
Roof Drain
48(1)
Solids Interceptors
48(1)
Hair Interceptors
48(1)
Sand Interceptors
48(1)
Oil Interceptors
49(1)
Neutralizing Or Dilution Tank
49(1)
Emergency Equipment
49(3)
Institutional Fixtures And Appliances
52(8)
Accessible Fixtures
52(2)
Medical Institution Fixtures
54(3)
Specialty Trim Items
57(1)
Vandal-Resistant Fixtures
57(3)
Review Questions
60(1)
4 Installation Methods 61(27)
Learning Objectives
61(1)
Key To Successful Installation
61(1)
Residential Fixture & Appliance Installation
61(17)
Water Closet
61(5)
Lavatory
66(3)
Bathtub
69(1)
Bath And Shower
70(1)
Whirlpool
70(1)
Shower, Field Fabricated
70(2)
Sink, Kitchen
72(2)
Bidet
74(1)
Laundry Tray
75(1)
Food Waste Grinder
75(1)
Dishwasher
76(1)
Automatic Clothes Washer
77(1)
Commercial And Industrial Fixture Installation
78(4)
Water Closet
79(1)
Urinal
80(1)
Lavatory
80(1)
Kitchen Equipment
81(1)
Service Sinks
81(1)
Drinking Fountain And Water Cooler
81(1)
Wall Hydrants
81(1)
Industrial Device Installation
82(1)
Floor And Roof Drains
82(1)
Interceptors
82(1)
Emergency Eye And Body Shower
82(1)
Institutional Fixture Installation
82(5)
Accessible Fixtures
83(2)
Medical Fixtures
85(1)
Vandal-Resistant Fixtures
86(1)
Review Questions
87(1)
5 Fixture Fittings, Trim, And Installation 88(15)
Learning Objectives
88(1)
Residential And Commercial Fixture Fittings And Trim
88(1)
Residential And Commercial Trim Installation
89(10)
Water Closet
89(2)
Urinal
91(1)
Bidet
92(1)
Lavatory
93(1)
Bathtub
94(2)
Shower
96(1)
Sink
96(2)
Dishwasher
98(1)
Clothes Washer
98(1)
Industrial And Institutional Fixture Fittings And Trim
99(2)
Industrial
99(1)
Institutional
100(1)
Industrial And Institutional Trim Installation
101(1)
Water Closet And Urinal
101(1)
Lavatory
101(1)
Emergency Eyewash And Emergency Drench Shower
101(1)
Accessible Applications
101(1)
Medical Applications
101(1)
Vandal-Resistant Applications
102(1)
Review Questions
102(1)
6 Principles Of Hydronic Systems 103(14)
Learning Objectives
103(1)
Principles Of Boilers
103(2)
Water Side Or Water Storage
104(1)
Heat Sources And Sizing
104(1)
System Sizing For Hydronic Heating
105(1)
Heat Sources
105(3)
Electrical
105(1)
Fuel Gas
106(2)
Fuel Oil
108(1)
Blow-Off Tank
108(1)
Controls
108(5)
Pressure Relief Valve
109(1)
Air In Hydronic Systems
110(1)
Expansion (Compression) Tank
111(1)
Limit Control
112(1)
Low-Water Fuel Cut-Off
112(1)
Heating Units
113(3)
Radiator Units
113(1)
Finned-Tube Baseboard Units
114(1)
Fan Coil Units
114(1)
Radiant Floors
115(1)
Zone Control
115(1)
Review Questions
116(1)
7 Blueprints And Specifications 117(9)
Learning Objectives
117(1)
Overview
117(2)
Plan Preparation
118(1)
Plan Types
119(2)
Grade Plan
119(1)
Plot Plan
119(1)
Landscaping Plan
119(1)
Foundation Plan
119(1)
Soil Reports
119(1)
Floor Plan
119(1)
Framing Plan
119(1)
Roof Plan
119(1)
Detail Plans
120(1)
Mechanical And Electrical Plans
120(1)
Equipment Schedules
120(1)
Special Equipment Plans
120(1)
Plan Notes
120(1)
Addenda
120(1)
Scope Letters/Proposals
120(1)
Design Build
121(1)
Blueprint Review
121(1)
Specifications
121(3)
Outline For Specifications
123(1)
Summary
124(1)
Review Questions
125(1)
8 Drawing Types, Floor Plans, And Site Plans 126(12)
Learning Objectives
126(1)
Floor Plans
126(3)
Drawing Types
129(8)
Elevation Views
129(1)
Plan Views
129(1)
Sectional Views
130(2)
Symbols
132(2)
Site Plans
134(3)
Review Questions
137(1)
9 Structural, Plumbing, Electrical, HVAC, And Detail Plans 138(16)
Learning Objectives
138(1)
Construction Types
138(6)
Masonry
141(1)
Masonry Veneer
142(1)
Steel Frame
142(1)
Reinforced Concrete
143(1)
Foundations
144(1)
Construction Drawings
144(1)
Typical Views
145(1)
Elevation Drawings
145(1)
Plumbing Plans
145(3)
Analysis Of Plumbing Plans
146(1)
Two Different Uses For Plans
147(1)
Sample Plans
147(1)
Electrical Plans
148(2)
Analysis Of Electrical Plans
149(1)
HVAC Plans
150(1)
Analysis Of HVAC Plans
150(1)
Detail Plans
150(3)
Review Questions
153(1)
10 National Fuel Gas Code, Materials, And Types Of Fuel Gases 154(9)
Learning Objectives
154(1)
National Fuel Gas Code
154(2)
Common Errors
155(1)
Proper Techniques
156(1)
Allowable Materials For Fuel Gas Piping
156(2)
Steel Or Wrought Iron
156(1)
Copper, Brass, Or Aluminum
157(1)
Metallic Tubing
157(1)
Plastic Pipe, Tubing, And Fittings
157(1)
Valves
157(1)
Types Of Fuel Gases And Their Properties
158(2)
Fuel Gas Properties
159(1)
Natural Gas
160(1)
Lp Gas
160(1)
Manufactured Gases
160(1)
Special-Purpose Gases
160(1)
Local Code Variations
160(2)
Inspection And Testing
161(1)
Acknowledgment
162(1)
Review Questions
162(1)
11 Fuel Gas Piping, Fittings, Connections, And Pipe Sizing 163(20)
Learning Objectives
163(1)
Fuel Gas Pipe Sizing
163(11)
Longest Run Method
164(5)
Fuel Gas Pipe Sizing For Larger Systems
169(3)
Corrugated Stainless-Steel Tubing
172(2)
Installation Techniques
174(1)
Fuel Gas Fittings And Connections
175(1)
Prohibited Materials And Methods
175(1)
Acceptable Joining Methods
176(1)
General Rules
176(1)
Corrosion And Corrosion Protection
176(3)
Definitions
176(1)
Corrosion
177(2)
Prevention Methods
179(2)
Pipe Covering
179(1)
Cathode Protection
180(1)
Summary
181(1)
Review Questions
181(2)
12 Gas Appliances, Regulators, Meters, And Appliance Controls 183(12)
Learning Objectives
183(1)
Gas Appliances
183(3)
Gas Burners
184(1)
Refrigeration And Air Conditioning
185(1)
Fuel Gas Regulators
186(2)
Pressure Regulator
186(1)
Security Valve
187(1)
Gas Meters
188(2)
Displacement
188(1)
Rotary
188(2)
Fuel Gas Appliance Controls
190(4)
Pressure
190(1)
Differential Expansion
190(1)
Bimetal
191(1)
Thermoelectricity
191(1)
Electrically Activated
192(1)
Flame Sensing
193(1)
Electric Pilot Igniter
193(1)
Large Burners
193(1)
Review Questions
194(1)
13 Combustion Air And Venting For Category I Appliances 195(38)
Learning Objectives
195(1)
Combustion
195(5)
Air
196(1)
Combustion Air Supplies
196(3)
Other Considerations
199(1)
Combustion Controls
200(1)
Automatic Vent Dampers
200(1)
Venting
201(5)
Vent Definitions
201(4)
Metallic Vent Materials
205(1)
Nonmetallic Vent Materials
205(1)
Vent Sizing For Category I Through IV Appliances
206(11)
Category I
206(1)
Category II
206(1)
Category III
206(1)
Category IV
206(1)
Appliances That Require Venting
207(10)
Multiple Appliance Venting
217(7)
Installing Vents For Category I Appliances
224(8)
Draft Hood (Draft Diverter)
224(1)
Vent Connector
225(1)
Installing Vent Connectors
225(1)
Masonry Chimney
225(2)
Other Chimneys
227(1)
Other Considerations
227(2)
Vent Terminal
229(1)
Design Example
230(2)
Acknowledgment
232(1)
Review Questions
232(1)
14 Fundamentals Of Liquefied Petroleum Gas 233(20)
Learning Objectives
233(1)
Sources Of LP Gas
233(1)
Advantages Of Propane
234(1)
Propane Industry Codes And Standards, Regulations, And Industry Organizations
234(1)
Regulations
235(1)
Industry Organizations
235(1)
Physical Properties Of Propane
235(3)
Types Of LP Gases
235(1)
Characteristics Of LP Gases
236(1)
Specific Gravity
236(1)
Heating Value
236(1)
Effects Of Temperature And Pressure On Propane Tanks
237(1)
Odorants
237(1)
Combustion Characteristics Of Propane
237(1)
Air
238(1)
Carbon Monoxide
238(1)
Pipe Sizing
239(5)
Longest Run Method
243(1)
Branch Length Method
243(1)
Hybrid Pressure Method
244(1)
Fuel Gas Fittings And Connections
244(3)
Acceptable Joining Methods
244(1)
Regulators
244(1)
Pressure Tests
245(1)
Leak Checks
246(1)
Purging Procedures
246(1)
Placing Propane Appliances Into Operation
247(1)
Appliance Installation
247(1)
Appliance Startup
247(1)
Service And Repair
248(4)
Gas Leak/Odor Complaints
248(1)
Testing Propane Distribution Systems For Leaks
249(1)
Service Interruptions
249(1)
Adjusting Pilot Burners For Proper Combustion
250(1)
Identifying And Correcting Ignition And Pilot Problems
250(2)
Review Questions
252(1)
15 Level, Transit, Elevations, And Grade 253(10)
Learning Objectives
253(1)
Site Plans
253(1)
Using Site Elevations To Locate System Components
254(2)
Slope Of Drainage Lines
256(2)
Elevations And Grades
258(4)
Level And Transit
259(3)
Review Questions
262(1)
16 Builder's Level, Transit, And Trench Safety 263(20)
Learning Objectives
263(1)
Using A Builder's Level
263(8)
Set Up
263(1)
Laying Out Angles And Distances
264(2)
Determining An Elevation Difference
266(1)
Alternate Method
266(5)
Establishing Batter Boards For Underground Piping
271(1)
Using A Builder's Transit
271(4)
Vertical Alignment
272(1)
Setting Points In A Straight Line
273(2)
Storage And Care Of Builder's Transit And Level
275(1)
Laser Applications For Sewers
275(1)
Trench Safety
275
Slopes And Grades
276(1)
Determining Slope Of Trench Walls
276(1)
Soil Tests
277(3)
Atmospheric Hazards In Trenches
280
Review Questions
28(255)
17 Offsets And Ratios 283(12)
Learning Objectives
283(1)
Terminology And Constants
283(1)
Math Review
284(4)
Parallel Offsets
288(1)
Parallel Turns
289(1)
Rolling Offsets
289(2)
Ratios
291(1)
Proportions
292(2)
Review Questions
294(1)
18 Tank Capacities, Volume, And Weight Of Water 295(7)
Learning Objectives
295(1)
Tank Capacities
295(3)
Cylindrical Tank
295(1)
Rectangular Tank
296(2)
Surface Area
298(3)
Volume And Weight Of Water
299(2)
Review Questions
301(1)
19 Storm Drainage And Sizing Storm Drains 302(20)
Learning Objectives
302(1)
Definitions
302(5)
Area Drain
302(1)
Building Sewer (Combined)
302(1)
Building Storm Drain
302(1)
Building Storm Sewer
302(1)
Combination Sewer Systems
303(1)
Conductor
304(1)
Downspout Or Leader
304(1)
Foundation Drain
305(1)
Roof Drain
305(1)
Scupper Drain
305(1)
Sewage
305(1)
Sewage Pump
305(1)
Storm Sewer
306(1)
Subsoil Drain
306(1)
Sump
306(1)
Sump Pump
307(1)
Storm Drainage System Design
307(5)
Foundation Drains
308(1)
Traps
309(1)
Combined Sewer Systems
309(1)
Conventional System
310(1)
Controlled-Flow System
310(1)
Siphonic System
310(1)
Design Considerations
311(1)
Sizing Storm Drains
312(8)
Rate Of Rainfall
313(1)
Sloped Roof Drainage
313(1)
Vertical Conductors And Leaders
314(1)
Flat Roof Drainage System
315(1)
Continuous-Flow Method
315(1)
Horizontal Storm Drain Piping
316(4)
Secondary Roof Drains
320(1)
Installation Of Storm Drain Systems
320(1)
Review Questions
321(1)
20 Cross-Connections 322(7)
Learning Objectives
322(1)
What Are Cross-Connections?
322(2)
Gravity Backflow
323(1)
Back-Pressure Backflow
323(1)
Back-Siphonage Backflow
323(1)
Degree Of Hazard
324(1)
Cross-Connection Protection
324(4)
Air Gap
325(1)
Reduced Pressure Zone Backflow Preventer
325(1)
Double-Check Valve Assembly
326(1)
Pressure-Type Vacuum Breaker
326(1)
Atmospheric-Type Vacuum Breaker
327(1)
Review Questions
328(1)
21 Ejector Systems 329(6)
Learning Objectives
329(1)
System Design
329(1)
Basin Installation
330(1)
Pumping Mechanism
331(1)
Fittings
332(1)
Controls
332(1)
Pneumatic Sewage Ejector Operation
332(2)
Review Questions
334(1)
22 Impact Of Temperature And Relative Humidity On Plumbing Systems 335(19)
Learning Objectives
335(1)
Temperature
335(1)
Energy
336(2)
Piping Expansion
338(5)
Freezing Of Water
338(1)
Pressure Protection
339(1)
Coefficient Of Thermal Expansion
339(2)
Methods Of Control
341(2)
Heat Transfer
343(1)
Insulation
344(2)
Insulation Properties
344(1)
Insulation Materials
344(2)
Application
346(1)
Safety
346(1)
Humidity And Condensation
346(7)
Definitions
347(1)
Measuring Dry-Bulb And Wet-Bulb Temperatures
347(1)
Psychrometric Chart
348(4)
Condensation
352(1)
Comfort
352(1)
Review Questions
353(1)
23 Water Treatment 354(10)
Learning Objectives
354(1)
Public Water Supplies And Contaminants
354(2)
Treatment Methods
356(7)
Removing Suspended Particles
357(2)
Controlling Acidity
359(1)
Softening
359(1)
Removing Dissolved Iron And Hydrogen Sulfide Gas
360(1)
Disinfection
361(2)
Swimming Pools And Spas
363(1)
Review Questions
363(1)
24 Heat Sources For Water Heaters And Ancillary Piping 364(11)
Learning Objectives
364(1)
Fuel-Fired Water Heaters
364(2)
Electric Water Heaters
366(1)
Solar Water Heaters
367(3)
Energy Losses
369(1)
Tankless Water Heaters
370(1)
Water Heater Installation
370(4)
Relief Valve Location
372(1)
Multiple Water Heater Installations
373(1)
Operating Temperature Of Water Heater
374(1)
Review Questions
374(1)
25 Basic Electricity, Electric Current, And Electric Motors 375(14)
Learning Objectives
375(1)
Basic Electricity
375(3)
Voltage
376(1)
Resistance
377(1)
Power
377(1)
Single- And Three-Phase Power
378(1)
Electric Motors
379(9)
Motor Types
382(3)
Motor Characteristics
385(3)
Motor Problems
388(1)
Review Questions
388(1)
26 Electric Circuits, Circuit Protection, Control Wiring, And Electrical Safety 389(24)
Learning Objectives
389(1)
Electric Circuits
389(6)
Color Coding
390(1)
Series Circuits
390(2)
Parallel Circuits
392(1)
Series-Parallel Circuit
393(1)
Schematics
393(1)
Ohm's Law
394(1)
Power
395(1)
Circuit Protection
395(3)
Fuses And Circuit Breakers
395(1)
Fuses
395(1)
Dual-Element Fuses
395(1)
Circuit Breakers
396(1)
Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters
396(2)
Motor Protection
398(1)
Electrical Safety
399(5)
Equipment Grounding
399(3)
Electrical Shock
402(2)
Control Wiring
404(8)
Switches
404(4)
Wire Sizing And Connections
408(1)
Loose Connections
409(1)
Transformers
410(2)
Review Questions
412(1)
27 Electric Circuit Troubleshooting 413(14)
Learning Objectives
413(1)
Meters
413(3)
Voltmeter
414(1)
Ammeter
415(1)
Ohmmeter
415(1)
Using Meters For Troubleshooting
416(1)
Troubleshooting A Gas-Fired Water Heater Thermocouple
417(9)
Testing With The Water Heater Energized
418(3)
Checking Voltages In The Water Heater Circuit
421(1)
Testing With The Water Heater De-Energized
422(1)
Low Voltage Controls For Power Vent Water Heaters
423(3)
Review Questions
426(1)
Appendix A Excerpt From Masterformat® Numbers & Titles April 2016 427(35)
Appendix B Common Plumbing Fixture And Piping Symbols 462(7)
Appendix C Specifications For The Suite 108B Bank Renovation At Commerce Court 469(43)
Appendix D Answers To Review Questions 512(5)
Index 517
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.