Become a Plumbing Professional – P 1/2 – Water Supply Design

Become a Plumbing Professional – P 1/2 – Water Supply Design, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 4.15, with 55 lectures, based on 215 reviews, and has 804 subscribers.

You will learn about Fixture Requirements in Buildings International Plumbing Code IPC Regulations Plumbing Fixtures & Fittings Basics of Fluid Mechanics Water Distribution Systems Water Demand Estimation Fixture Unit Calculations Water Distribution Pipe Sizing Water service Pipe sizing Storage Tank Selection Storage Tank Sizing Pump Head Calculations This course is ideal for individuals who are It is perfect for complete beginners, with zero plumbing Experience MEP and plumbing or This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn the plumbing water supply from Scratch. or It is also for experienced Engineers or Managers who want to enhance their skills in plumbing Field. It is particularly useful for It is perfect for complete beginners, with zero plumbing Experience MEP and plumbing or This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn the plumbing water supply from Scratch. or It is also for experienced Engineers or Managers who want to enhance their skills in plumbing Field.

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Summary

Title: Become a Plumbing Professional – P 1/2 – Water Supply Design

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 4.15

Number of Lectures: 55

Number of Published Lectures: 55

Number of Curriculum Items: 55

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 55

Original Price: $129.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Fixture Requirements in Buildings
International Plumbing Code IPC Regulations
Plumbing Fixtures & Fittings
Basics of Fluid Mechanics
Water Distribution Systems
Water Demand Estimation
Fixture Unit Calculations
Water Distribution Pipe Sizing
Water service Pipe sizing
Storage Tank Selection
Storage Tank Sizing
Pump Head Calculations

Who Should Attend

It is perfect for complete beginners, with zero plumbing Experience MEP and plumbing
This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn the plumbing water supply from Scratch.
It is also for experienced Engineers or Managers who want to enhance their skills in plumbing Field.

Target Audiences

It is perfect for complete beginners, with zero plumbing Experience MEP and plumbing
This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn the plumbing water supply from Scratch.
It is also for experienced Engineers or Managers who want to enhance their skills in plumbing Field.

Welcome tothe Building Plumbing course, this is Part 1 of the series ”Become a Plumbing Designer ” |in Part 1 you will able to learn How to Design a Water supply system.

This is the only course taught by a Mechanical Engineer
I will be permanently updating content so you can be up to date with the industry.
I follow the International Plumbing Code IPC & ASPE handbooks to design water supply systems.
This course is designed for complete Beginners, I tried to cover relevant topics in the industry.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION

Lecture 1: Classification

Lecture 2: Plumbing Definition

Lecture 3: Building Services and Plumbing

Lecture 4: International Bodies for Standards

Lecture 5: Plumbing Fixtures

Lecture 6: Plumbing Fixtures from IPC

Chapter 2: WATER SUPPLY TERMINOLOGIES

Lecture 1: Categories of Traps

Lecture 2: Traps Detailing

Lecture 3: Water Service Pipe

Lecture 4: Water Distribution Pipe

Lecture 5: Building Shutoff

Lecture 6: IPC Gauidlines

Chapter 3: WATER SUPPLY DISTRIBUTION NETWORK

Lecture 1: Distribution Network types

Lecture 2: Distribution Type 1

Lecture 3: Distribution Type 2

Lecture 4: Distribution Type 3

Lecture 5: Distribution Type 4

Lecture 6: Distribution Type 5

Chapter 4: BASICS OF FLUID MECHANICS

Lecture 1: Overview of Fluid Mechanics

Lecture 2: Role of Density in Plumbing Systems

Lecture 3: Role of Viscosity in Plumbing Systems

Lecture 4: Types of Water flow

Chapter 5: PLUMBING FIXTURES REQUIREMENTS

Lecture 1: Example 1: School

Lecture 2: Example 2: School

Lecture 3: Example 3: Indoor Sports Facility

Chapter 6: WATER DEMAND ESTIMATION

Lecture 1: Design Process

Lecture 2: Overview

Lecture 3: Cold water Supply system

Lecture 4: Water Supply FU

Lecture 5: Fixture Units

Lecture 6: Flush Tank vs Flush Valve

Chapter 7: WATER SUPPLY FIXTURE UNITS (WSFU)

Lecture 1: Assign Fixture Units

Lecture 2: Pipe Sections

Lecture 3: Fixture units to each branch

Lecture 4: Total Fixture Units

Chapter 8: WSFU TO GPM

Lecture 1: Fixture Units to GPM (Demand)

Lecture 2: Explaination of Flush valve system vs Flush tank system

Lecture 3: Very Very Very Important

Chapter 9: PIPE SIZE CALCULATIONS

Lecture 1: Formula for Pipe Size

Lecture 2: Water Distribution Pipe Size

Lecture 3: Fixture Supply Pipe size

Lecture 4: Lecture Images

Chapter 10: WATER STORAGE TANK DESIGN

Lecture 1: Types of Storage Tanks

Lecture 2: Storage Tank Capacity

Lecture 3: Dwelling underground Tank – Method 1

Lecture 4: Dwelling Underground Tank – Method 1 – Remaining

Lecture 5: Important to Note

Lecture 6: Restaurants Overhead Tank – Method 1

Lecture 7: Hospital Overhead Tank – Method 1

Lecture 8: For Round Shape Tanks

Chapter 11: FITTINGS & ACCESSORIES

Lecture 1: Difference b/w fittings and accesories

Lecture 2: Types of Fittings

Lecture 3: Types of Accessories Part 1

Lecture 4: Types of Accessories Part 2

Lecture 5: Types of Accessories Part 3

Instructors

Learnig Lab
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4 stars: 72 votes
5 stars: 82 votes

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