Sunday, 1 January 2017

IMPORTANT INTERVIEW QUESTIONS Plumbing Engineering
Plumbing:-

1)      Pump head:

Total Head = Total Suction head – total discharge head
Total suction head = total ht from the centre line of pump to max ht of pipe run + Total friction head + total surface pressure head (is 0 wn tank is open)
Total discharge head = total ht from the centre line of pump to max ht after discharge + Total friction head + total surface pressure head.
2)      Pressure head is a term used in fluid mechanics to represent the internal energy of a fluid due to the pressure exerted on its container. It may also be called static pressure head or simply static head (but not static head pressure). It is mathematically expressed as:
\psi = \frac{p}{\gamma} = \frac{p}{\rho \, g}  
where
\psi is pressure head (Length, typically in units of m);
p is fluid pressure (force per unit area, often as Pa units); and
\gamma is the specific weight (force per unit volume, typically N/m3 units)
\rho is the density of the fluid (mass per unit volume, typically kg/m3)
g is acceleration due to gravity (rate of change of velocity, given in m/s2)
Note that in this equation, the pressure term is gauge pressure, not absolute pressure.
Text Box: Pr = L x (f/100)
 


Where Fr = Friction loss = 0.1
L= length
Pr = Pressure head





3)      Total Static pressure:

TSP = Static pressure + (Density x (Vel)²)
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*Duct Static Pressure = Total Friction loss (L/D*0.0195*VP) + Dynamic  loss (Dinamic loss cofficient*VP) {note l & d are in feet & VP = (velocity/4005)^2}
4)      1 psi = 6894.7 Pa = 0.0689 bar ; 1 bar = 100,000 Pa =29 inhg = 401 inh2o .
5)      How to find pipe dia = GPM * Velocity (FPM) {you will get friction and pipe size from the graph}
6)      Isolating valve = Ball valve = gate valve = Butterfly valve.
7)      Check valve = non return valve
8)      Pressure reducing valve - Whenever pressure increases the limit, it will regulate pressure and it is connected to BMS system.
9)      Double check valve = Back flow preventer
10)   What are the fittings of faucet drainage etc., - Mixer, valves, flexible connecting pipes, etc..
11)   How to determine stack sizes and how many types are there. – Vent stack, Waste stack, Soil stack. Varies with load on each floor.
12)   What are the normal codes followed for drainage and plumbing in ksa.
1)      NPC = National plumbing Code.
13)   What are the software used for calculating the pipe sizes and hot water cal etc.,:- epipesizer, elite pipe, pocketpipe, s-pipe, PP calculator, Etc.
14)   What is use of U-Trap and where it is used? It is used in Drain connection as water seals/smell.
15)   What should be the max distance between sewer line & portable water line? 3 meter.
16)   How much size of clean out is provided for sewer pipe below 10" dia? 6"
17)   What are the different pipe material used in plumbing installation?
CI,Acid resistant CI,Bituminous fiber pipe,virtified clay pipe,Lead pipe,Galvanized steel pipe, Galvanized wrought iron pipe,brass pipe,copper pipe,Plastic & synthetic pipe, UPVC, CPVC.
18)   What are the impotant factor to consider while installing waste pipe?
Selection of right kind of material,
Conservative use of fittings.
Right location of cleanouts.
Right pitch or slop of pipe line.
Manner of joining the pipe.
19)   What should be the distance between manholes? 15 m.
20)   What are the different materials used for underground water supply? uPVC (Cold water), cPVC (Hot water), ..
21)   How to find friction in pipes? There is a graph on which if you know two values you can find the others … the graph copy is attached.
22)   Stiffness of GRP Pipes: 2500 N/m2 (this class of pipe can be used for the earth load(truck load+ earth load) depth that is 2 m to 4m which will not exceed the long term deflection of 5%), 5000, ( this class of pipe can be used for the pipes in trench depth (or depth of cover) of 7m), and
10000 N/m2 ( this class is used for the pipes with depth of cover of more than 7m like for 10 m).
23)   1N/m2 = 1Pa.
24)   Pipe Spool: - The term "pipe spool" or "spool piece" refers to a prefabricated section of a piping system that includes the pipe, fittings and flanges that are pre-assembled in the fabrication facility and then transported to the field. The reason for pre-assembly is that hoists, gauges, material and tools are available for the assembly in a controlled environment. The size of the spool pieces is limited by factors related to transportation to the site and ability to handle the spool piece at the site during assembly.
25)   Efficiency of Pump = GPMxTotal Headx100/Input HPx3960.
26)   Tank to Pump – Service connection details (shown in the ‘Plumbing Notes file’).
27)   Class of water supply pipes upvc pvc cpvc pipes? – (Shown in ‘Plumbing Notes file’)




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