I looked for information about the size of a drain pipe and found your very informative and clearly explained video. Good job explaining and producing this video. You the man!
Hey Bryan so if you are building a new house for residential, how would you go about limiting the amount of vents that penetrate a roof. Can you consolidate the vents so that there is only one main vent. Im asking this because what if a home owner is trying to build a passive house and your trying to make the house as air tight as you can
Pipe is sized by its inside diameter because this determines the flow rate. But their are different wall sizes called Schedules. Sch 40 is a very common wall thickness, but there is 20 and 30 (thinner) and 80 (thicker than 40). So a sch 40 3 in inside, wall thickness 1/8 x 2 = 3 1/4 O.D.
I looked for information about the size of a drain pipe and found your very informative and clearly explained video. Good job explaining and producing this video. You the man!
May the plumbing gods bless you with high paying jobs/projects thank u man for this video 🙏
This channel is plumbing gold.
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Thanks , that's what I get paid to do at Plumbing Solutions. lol
You sir are the hero we don’t deserve
Dude. Exactly what I needed. Your the boss.
Great job on this video. Very clear and helpful information.
Terrific presentation! Code is king! 👍👍
Thanks for taking me to school man. Great video.
Great video. love your classroom, ..in the bathroom.
Great video, thanks
Thank You
Does your company use the UPC or the IPC?
Hey Bryan so if you are building a new house for residential, how would you go about limiting the amount of vents that penetrate a roof. Can you consolidate the vents so that there is only one main vent. Im asking this because what if a home owner is trying to build a passive house and your trying to make the house as air tight as you can
Whats the name of that book
It's the universal plumbing code
my toilet has a 3.25 O.D DWV pipe, is this considered a 3" pipe?
Pipe is sized by its inside diameter because this determines the flow rate. But their are different wall sizes called Schedules. Sch 40 is a very common wall thickness, but there is 20 and 30 (thinner) and 80 (thicker than 40). So a sch 40 3 in inside, wall thickness 1/8 x 2 = 3 1/4 O.D.