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Mathematics for Plumbers and Pipefitters is a specialized course to fill the need for a trade-related mathematics text in the plumbing and pipefitting fields. A variety of currently used fitting materials demonstrate the various problem concepts. Emphasis is placed on providing the student with a problem-solving methodology, which can be universally applied to future materials and job situations, as well as existing ones.
New to this Edition
- Section One: Review of Basic Fundamentals has been extensively updated for clarity and several illustrations have been improved. The example on converting has been rewritten.
- In Section Two: Pipe Length Calculations, there are several minor changes throughout.
- Section Five: Physics is a new section with units on mechanical advantage, states of matter, and gases under pressure.
- Section Six: Heating, and Section Seven: The Builder's Level were previously Section Five and Section Six.
Fully updated for optimal learning, Mathematics for Plumbers and Pipefitters, 7th Edition, remains a trusted resource for essential math concepts in the plumbing and pipefitting trades. With an emphasis on real-world examples that will prepare readers to successfully transfer their knowledge to on-the-job situations, this book utilizes the most currently used fitting materials to demonstrate key concepts. Simplified, clear explanations and a straightforward approach, combined with new units on changes of state, pressure and heat, and mechanical advantage, make this an ideal tool for anyone entering the field.
Features:
- Industry-specific illustrations and examples provide readers with a familiar context for learning.
- Examples have been completely worked out to give readers a clear guide for solving plumbing related problems.
- Thought-provoking questions promote the development of problem-solving skills.
About the Author
Lee Smith is a retired professional plumber and instructor. He is the originating author of the best-selling Plumbing Technology: Design and Installation book. Mr Smith was a master plumber and holds degrees in education and applied science and technology.
Table of Contents:
Section One: Review of Basic Fundamentals. Section Two: Pipe Length Calculations. Section Three: Sheet Metal Work. Section Four: Volumes, Pressures, Capacities. Section Five: Physics. Section Six: Heating. Section Seven: The Builder's Level. Appendices. |
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