Pipe tees - Part A, B

Question 1

When laying out a tee fitting, you start by drawing what view?

Answer 1

Side elevation

Question 2

Corresponding elements lines from the end view and side elevation create

Answer 2

The mitre line

Question 3

When lettering or numbering the 12 equal divisions, it is best to start

Answer 3

At the seam

Question 4

If the stub has the same diameter as the pipe, will the stepped off distances for the hole pattern be?

Answer 4

Equal

Question 5

When laying out a hole pattern, element lines must be extended from ______ view.

Answer 5

Elevation

Question 6

When laying out just the stub pattern, the end view all that is required?

Answer 6

Yes

Question 7

How many divisions are typically used to divide smaller circles?

Answer 7

12

Question 8

When laying out a Y stub pattern it is necessary to have ______

Answer 8

Both side and end views

Question 9

There will be a hidden lone in the side elevation view of an on centre pipe Y?

Answer 9

False

Question 10

Y pipes are always laid out at 45*

Answer 10

False

Question 11

Hole pattern spacing around the main cylinder is taken from ______

Answer 11

Side elevation

Question 12

Stub stretch out on a rectangular Y is calculated by ______

Answer 12

2L + 2W

Question 13

Extend element lines from ______. View to develop the hole pattern.

Answer 13

Side elevation

Question 14

Is the pipe diameter critical when developing a Y pipe stub?

Answer 14

Yea

Question 15

Construction and element lines help us develop?

• stub stretchouts
• mitres lines
• hole patterns
• all of the above

Answer 15

All the above