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Section 2 Layout
Finally, the isometric sketch is reduced to
merely the pipe diagram itself.
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Now look at this drawing which removes the
walls from the sketch.
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Section 2 Layout
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PLAN
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SKETCH B
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FRONT ELEVATION
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SIDE ELEVATION
FIGURE 2.7
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Section 3 Measurement
OFFSETS
An Offset is a piping arrangement that
includes two parallel pipes and two fittings of
the same angle. An Offset permits a pipeline
to move off course (around and obstruction
such as a bema or a joist).
SIMPLE OFFSETS
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TRAVEL
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Section 3 Measurement
Offsets are referred to by the angle of the
fittings used to connect the pipes. An offset
can range from an 11 1/2 offset to a 90
offset.
In an isometric drawing of an offset, the offset
is usually represented within an imaginary box
which shows the set and the run distances.
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Trigonometry Method
Calculating the distances of an offset involves
trigonometry functions which you already
know. The TRAVEL is the same as the HYPOTENUSE; the SET and RUN correspond to
the other two sides of a right triangle. You also
know that:
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SINEof an angle
COSINE of an angle
TANGENT of an angle
SIDE OPPOSITE
HYPOTENUSE
SIDE ADJACENT
HYPOTENUSE
SIDE OPPOSITE
SIDE ADJACENT
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