844 CHAPTER 20 PIPING DRAWINGS. CHAPTER EXERCISES Exercise 20.1 Make a double-line drawing, similar to Figure 20.2a and Figure 20,8, showing the following Stings: union, a45° Y bend, an eccentric reducer, a globe valve, a tee, a stopcock, and a 45° ell. Use 1/2" and 1° wrought steel pipe and 125 Ib cast iron screwed fittings Exercise 20.3 Make a single-line drawing of the system of pipe coils and grids shown above. Show, by their respective standard symbols, the elbows and tees that must be used to connect pipes meeting at right angles if welding is not used to make the joins, Exercise 20.2 Make a single-line drawing, similar to Figure 20.2, showing the following fittings: a 45° ell, a union, a 45° Y bend, an eccentric reducer, a tee, a reducer, a gate valve, a plug, a cap, and 2 cross. gg 208 Exercise 20.4 Make an oblique projection, similar to that shown above, ofthe one-pipe steam heating system shown, ‘Show the pipes by single lines, the fittings by their standard symbols, and the boiler and radiators as parallelepipeds. ok b SIDE ELEVATION Exercise 20.5 Make a single-line isometric drawing of the piping layout shown. Use a scale of 3/4" = drawing similar to the isometric layout shown in Exercise 20.6.) EN ELEVATION 1'=0. (Make theCHAPTER EXERCISES 845 FROM boR Exercise 20.6 Make a single-line multiview drawing of the piping layout shown above. Use a scale of 1” = 1'—0. (This drawing should be similar to the piping layout in Exercise 20.5.) Exercise 20.7 Make a double-line multiview drawing of the piping layout in Exercise 20.5 to a scale of your own selection, (This drawing should be similar to the two-line piping drawing in Figure 20.2, but you will create front, top, and side views.) Exercise 20.8 Make a double-line multiview drawing of the piping layout in Exercise 20.6 o a scale of your own selection, Use Schedule 80 wrought steel pipe throughout, with Class 250 cast iron flanged fittings where pipe is larger than 2” ‘and Class 250 cast iron screwed fittings where pipe is 2” and smaller. (This drawing should be similar to the two-line piping drawing in Figure 20.2a, but you will create front, op, and side views)