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PLUMBING
INSTALLATION
JUNA MARIE F. MANUEL
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COGNITIVE
Demonstrate knowledge of safety protocols and
regulations related to plumbing installation, such as local

LESSON building codes and industry standards.

OBJECTIVES
PSYCHOMOTOR
These objectives encompass the cognitive, psychomotor, and
affective domains of learning, ensuring that students gain both Follow the correct installation techniques and steps in
knowledge and practical skills while fostering the right attitudes plumbing.
and values in plumbing installation within the context of
Technology and Livelihood Education.

AFFECTIVE
Develop a sense of responsibility for personal safety and
the safety of others when working on plumbing
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• The drainpipes themselves lead away from all fixtures at a certain calculated slope
• If the slope is too steep, water will run off too fast, leaving solid particles behind
• If it's not steep enough, water and waste will drain too slowly and stay into the
fixture. The normal pitch is 1⁄4 inch for every horizontal foot pipe travel.
• Central to the DWV system is a soil stack, a vertical section of 3 or 4-inch-
diameter pipe that carries waste away from toilets (and often fixtures) and connects
with the main house drain in the basement or crawl space.
• The upper part of the stack serves as a vent. Secondary vents from other fixtures
can also be connected to it above the level of the highest fixture in the house (this is
called re- venting or back venting).
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• However, in many houses - especially single-story house widely separated fixtures

make it impractical to use only one stack. Instead, each fixture or fixture group has
its own waste connection and its own vent.
• The house drain is 3-inch, 4-inch or larger diameter pipe that collects all waste
and drainage from the soil stack and other drainpipes and leads out of the house
where it joins the house sewer - the underground part of the drainage system.
• Cleanouts provide access to the pipes for clearing obstructions. Cleanouts should
be installed in various places in the drainage system
• There should be one cleanout in each horizontal section of drainage line,
including an outdoor cleanout for access to the house sewer.
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• For high hot water and high pressure gasses, the following materials and
specifications are used.
- Light-gauge copper tube
- Capillary fittings are suitable for the transmissions of hot and cold water, gas,
compressed air and other fluids.
- Capillary fittings are designed to give good flow characteristics which are easily
taken apart and are cheaper and less bulky than compression fittings.
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11. Samples of Light gauge materials connectors

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CONCLUSION
Understanding plumbing installation techniques and steps is crucial
for students in Technology and Livelihood Education. By mastering
these skills, individuals can contribute to the construction and
maintenance of reliable plumbing systems, ensuring the efficient
distribution and disposal of water in various settings. Proper
training in plumbing installation techniques equips students with
valuable skills that are in demand across multiple industries.
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