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Quarter 1 – Module 2:
Interpret Plans and Details in
Accordance with Job Requirement
PLUMBING
(Grade 9 Specialization Course)
Subject Area – TLE Grade 9- Plumbing Specialization Course
Self-Learning Module (SLM)
Quarter 1 – Module 2: Interpret Plans and Details in Accordance with Job Requirement
First Edition, 2020
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module.
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module. Use a separate sheet of paper in answering the exercises.
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We hope that through this material, you will experience meaningful learning and
gain deep understanding of the relevant competencies. You can do it!
What I Need to Know
So far, you have studied the factors in reading plumbing layout plan. We will
now explore the elements in interpreting the plumbing layout plan. This includes the
different plumbing signs, symbols, abbreviations and plumbing fixtures.
This module comes with learning activities designed to measure your progress.
You have to answer each to the best of your ability and be honest as you can.
Hopefully, after learning this module, you will be equipped with knowledge and skills
in Plumbing.
Let us determine how much you already know about plumbing signs and
symbols.
Directions: Match the symbols under column A to the terms under Column B.
Write only the LETTER of your answer on the space provided.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
a. elbow 45°
___1.
b. elbow 90°
___2. c. union
d. sleeve
___3.
e. safety valve
g. tee
___5.
h. water closet
___6. i. reducer concentric
j. reducer eccentric
___7.
k. elbow long radius
___8. l. tee outlet down
___9. m. lavatory
What’s In
In the previous lesson, you learned about the various lines used in sketching
plumbing drawings and the piping drawings used in the installation of plumbing
system.
In this module, you will be learning on how to interpret plan and details such
as plumbing signs, symbols, and plumbing fixtures.
Are you excited for this lesson? You may now proceed with the next activity.
What’s New
At this point, you are heading into meaningful activities and learning
encounters. Complete the exercises and answer the learning activities to experience
lifelong and practical learnings that await at the end of this module.
Directions: Name the plumbing signs and symbols by filling in the missing letters in
the box.
1. E B W 9 °
2. N I N
3. T E
4. G A E V L V
5. E L O 4 °
6. L V T O Y
7. D R I N P I E
8. R O S T E
9. L T E A L
10. B U H I G
What is It
Plumbing signs and symbols are used to make a proper layout for plumbing
system installations. The purpose of these symbols is to indicate where the
different elements of your plumbing system are located.
The common signs and symbols used for plumbing layout are the following:
A. Plumbing signs and symbols, their names, and how they appear when
installed in a particular manner
Bell and
Name Flanged Screwed
Spigot
Welded Soldered
1. Joint
2. Elbow 90°
3. Elbow 45°
4. Elbow Turned Up
7. Reducing Elbow
8. Tee
9. Tee Outlet Up
15. Lateral
21. Union
22. Sleeve
Acid waste
Cold water
Compressed air
Drinking-water flow
Drinking-water return
Fire line
Gas
Hot water
Vacuum cleaning
Vent
Combination sink
Corner bathtub
& laundry tray
Laundry tray
Shower head
(single)
Water closet
Wall lavatory
(integral tank)
Standard kitchen
Urinal(stall)
sink
Drain pipe DP
Gate valve GV
Coupling/ concentric
CR
Reducer
Soil stack SS
Water closet WC
Lavatory LAV
Hose bibb HB
Float Valve FV
What’s More
Time to practice what you have learned. In this part of the module, you will
answer an activity that will help you solidify your understanding about the topic.
Do your best and good luck!
Directions: Draw the missing symbol inside the box clearly and neatly.
BELL AND
NAME FLANGED SCREWED
SPIGOT
WELDED SOLDERED
1. Joint
2. Elbow 90°
3. Elbow 45°
4. Elbow Turned Up
7. Reducing Elbow
8. Tee
9. Tee Outlet Up
Directions: Given the word pool below, identify the following plumbing signs and
symbols. Write your answer on the space provided.
1. 4.
2. 5.
3.
TERMS SYMBOLS
1. acid waste
2. compressed air
3. fire line
4. hot-water return
5. vacuum cleaning
What I Have Learned
Now that you are about to complete this module, I’m sure you may now be
able to write your reflections.
Directions: Complete the sentence below to show what you have learned from the
lesson about the importance on reading plumbing signs and symbols.
I have learned that I should know how to read plumbing signs and symbols
because__________________________________________________________________________
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What I Can Do
This section of the module provides you an activity which will help you
transfer your new knowledge or skill into real life situations or concerns. Do your
best in relating your experiences especially in answering the given situations. Good
luck!
Activity 1.5 A. Know Me!
Directions: Supposing, you are now a plumber and you have to read and interpret
plumbing layout. Identify the fittings and fixtures needed in making the
piping system in the bathroom. Write your answer on the space provided
below the layout.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Activity 1.5 B. Draw Me!
Directions: Draw the symbols of the legends below and write their
respective abbreviations.
4. drain pipe
5. soil stack
9. hose bibb
Now that you are about to finish this module, you are to determine your
progress by answering the following activities.
Directions: Match the symbol under column A to its term under Column B. Write
only the LETTER of your answer on the space provided before each
number.
COLUMN A COLUMN B
a. elbow 45°
___1.
b. elbow 90°
___2.
c. union
___3. d. sleeve
f. globe valve
___5.
g. tee
i. reducer concentric
___7.
j. reducer eccentric
___8. k. elbow long radius
___ 13 q. vent
___ 14.
r. drinking water flow
___ 15
Additional Activities
Congratulations! You are about to finish this module. I hope you’ve learned a
lot about the plumbing signs, symbols, legends, abbreviations and plumbing fixtures.
Activity 1.7 A. Represent Me Out!
Directions: Draw the symbol for each of the following pipe fittings.
BELL
NAME FLANGED SCREWED AND WELDED SOLDERED
SPIGOT
1. joint
2. elbow 90°
3. elbow 45°
4. elbow turned up
6. tee
8. cross tee
9. reducer concentric
11. lateral
14. union
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
What I Can Do Assessment
A. 1. n
1. gate valve 2. e
2. tee 3. i
3. tee 4. r
4. elbow 90° 5. l
5. shower head 6. p
7. b
8. f
9. h
10. m
11. c
12. o
13. d
14. q
15. k
Answer Key
What I Can Do
B.
Legends Symbols Abbreviations
SOIL PIPE/ WASTE PIPE SP / WP
VENT PIPE / VENT ABOVE
CEILING VP / VPAC
COLD WATER LINE CWL
DRAIN PIPE DP
SOIL STACK VSTR
VENT STACK THRU ROOF CWR
COLD WATER RISER FD
FLOOR DRAIN (FLAT TYPE) WC
HOSE BIBB KSK
KITCHEN SINK AD / CB
What’s More
A.
BELL AND
NAME FLANGED SCREWED WELDED SOLDERED
SPIGOT
1. joint
2. elbow 90°
3. elbow 45°
4. elbow turned up
5. elbow turned
down
6. elbow long
radius
7. reducing elbow
8. tee
9. tee outlet up
10. tee outlet down
B.
1. COLD WATER LINE
2. SOIL PIPE/WASTE PIPE
3. CATCH BASIN
4. BIDET
5. CORNER LAVATORY
C.
1. acid waste
2. compressed air
3. fire line
4. hot-water return
5. vacuum cleaning
What I Know What’s New
1. c
1. elbow 90°
2. b
2. union
3. i
3. tee
4. k
4. gate valve
5. l
5. elbow 45°
6. d
6. lavatory
7. e
7. drain pipe
8. f
8. cross tee
9. h
9. lateral
10. m
10. bushing
11. n
12. o
13. p
14. q
15. r
References
K to 12 TLE PLUMBING Learning Modules for Grades 7 and 8 by Department of
Education, Philippines
K to 12 Industrial Arts – Plumbing (NC I) Curriculum Guide May 2016 p. 12
https://lrmds.deped.gov.ph/detail/6208
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