Modern Pipefitter's Manual

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The Modern Pipefitter’s Manual contains technical and practical information regarding pipe history, pipe characteristics, materials, fittings, connections, valves, joining, and installation methods. It also addresses the laying lengths of piping, valves, and connections that are critical when planning piping layout.

This new work uses some of the most tried and true information, charts, and tables found in Industrial Press’s seminal resource, the Pipefitters Handbook, but has reorganized, redrawn, updated and modernized them to be more appropriate and in-line for modern day users.

Questions at the end of each chapter help readers learn and understand the most essential material and are similar to those found on a typical pipefitting certification exam. Useful Appendix materials include more reference data, answers to the exam questions, math and conversion factors, and specific tables and charts for pipe, water, and metal.

Packed with all these extensive, educational features, the Modern Pipefitter’s Manual is an unparalleled resource for pipefitters at all levels of experience.

Features

• Incorporates the useful Pipe Trades Pro™ calculator (available for purchase from Industrial Press packaged with the book; click here for more information) throughout the work to help users get fast and accurate solutions that help them save time and reduce material costs.
• Suggests simple calculations for pipe lengths, offsets, weight and volume, flow rates, pressure, area, and more.
• Perfect for those studying for certification exams, designers, operations professionals, in addition to pipefitters working in the field.

Andrea L. Hoffman has decades of experience working at construction and engineering jobsites, associated office design environments, and providing training and education for a diversity of trades within the industry. Andrea has a bachelor’s degree in civil engineering and a master’s degree in business administration. She is a licensed general, underground utility and excavation, and plumbing contractor in the state of Florida.

Contents

Chapter 1: Pipe History

Chapter 2: Piping Materials and Their Uses

Chapter 3: Pipe Fittings and Connections

Chapter 4: Valves

Chapter 5: Pipe Joining and Piping System Support

Appendix I: Reference Data

Appendix II: Answers to Chapter Questions

Appendix III: Pipe

Appendix IV: Water

Appendix V: Metal

Appendix VI: Math and Conversion Factors

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