so basically for water pipe sizing thats missing in the average pressure loss method is minimum pressure nessarsy at the fixture for operation and the prv meter losses... wouldnt that change the sizes for this video or am i confused lol
we had didnt have a very good teacher in our 4th year, so i gotta try and pick your brain lol got lots of questions on water piping. i ended up not doing to well on my drainage / water sizing which surprised the hellout of me. lol
rayyan baksh no it’s simpler than that ...First of all you need more information like the KPA pressure loss which should be a min of 2.6 kpa per metre. Than you use one table for everything which table A-2.6.3.1. (2) F. If you don’t see the KPA in the info provided than you ignore the pressure loss.
rayyan baksh that was on purpose, this is all we teach in 3rd year. We teach that in the following year in 4th year with pressure loss table A- 2.6.3.1. (2) F of the Canadian National Plumbing Code
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I haven’t done one yet for 4th yr as it takes about 80 hrs to do one, but I might one day.😎
so basically for water pipe sizing thats missing in the average pressure loss method is minimum pressure nessarsy at the fixture for operation and the prv meter losses... wouldnt that change the sizes for this video or am i confused lol
we had didnt have a very good teacher in our 4th year, so i gotta try and pick your brain lol got lots of questions on water piping.
i ended up not doing to well on my drainage / water sizing which surprised the hellout of me. lol
rayyan baksh no it’s simpler than that ...First of all you need more information like the KPA pressure loss which should be a min of 2.6 kpa per metre. Than you use one table for everything which table A-2.6.3.1. (2) F. If you don’t see the KPA in the info provided than you ignore the pressure loss.
you didnt subtract for prv loses and backflow loses??
rayyan baksh that was on purpose, this is all we teach in 3rd year. We teach that in the following year in 4th year with pressure loss table A- 2.6.3.1. (2) F of the Canadian National Plumbing Code
do you have videos on that?? this is great for studying for IP