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Interpret pipe and pipe fittings as shown on industrial prints
Assessment Strategies
Oral, Written or Graphic Assessment
Criteria
apprentice participates in classroom discussions and activities
apprentice manages time efficiently
apprentice submits completed work to the instructor for review and feedback
apprentice demonstrates two methods of classifying pipe thicknesses
apprentice identifies various types of pipe fittings and the symbols used on prints
apprentice sketches symbols for pipe fittings according to industry standards
apprentice references fitting charts used to obtain welding fittings and flange dimensions
apprentice describes the components found on multi-view drawings
apprentice illustrates simple piping assemblies using the multi-view standards
apprentice relates dimensions found on blueprints to quality
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Compare how valves and measuring instruments are shown on industrial prints
Assessment Strategies
Oral, Written or Graphic Assessment
Criteria
apprentice explains the three functions performed by valves
apprentice sketches each of the symbols used to represent valves and measurement instruments on prints
apprentice sketches missing valves and instruments in flow diagrams
apprentice references dimensions for valves and instruments from manufacturer's specifications and industry standards
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Illustrate how pumps, tanks, and piping equipment are represented in prints and drawings
Assessment Strategies
Oral, Written or Graphic Assessment
Criteria
apprentice identifies symbols used to represent pumps
apprentice identifies symbols which represent tanks
apprentice identifies symbols used to depict piping equipment on industrial prints
apprentice sketches symbols used for various pumps, tanks and related equipment
apprentice lists the information found on the bill of material
apprentice references equipment specifications and technical information found on industrial blueprints
apprentice draws a simple piping layout with at least one tank, pump and related equipment
apprentice submits drawings and related information to the instructor for review and feedback
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Interpret drawings and plans for pipe and fitting assemblies
Assessment Strategies
Oral, Written or Graphic Assessment
Criteria
apprentice converts an isometric pipe assembly into a single line and double line sketch
apprentice lists what is included in an elevation drawing and how that aids pipefitters
apprentice calculates required dimensions and elevations in drawings
apprentice sketches a simple piping layout and include elevations and dimensions
apprentice shows equipment and pipe symbols in sketches and drawings
apprentice submits work to the instructor for review and feedback