Understanding International Plumbing Code: Chapter 3 Sections 307 to 316

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  • @amnydegracia7294
    @amnydegracia7294 5 місяців тому +1

    Your videos are the best! Thank you for the break-down of this information

  • @DavidM-sv6ny
    @DavidM-sv6ny 9 місяців тому +2

    I just bought your book on amazon not only because it really helps but as a thank you for these videos, I just started plumbing for myself and your videos are very well done and give us a simple explanation that we don't need a law degree to understand.
    Thank you very much!

  • @brentnorman464
    @brentnorman464 Рік тому +2

    Really appreciate these IPC videos with your diagrams

  • @Kevin-ip8uf
    @Kevin-ip8uf 3 місяці тому

    You touched on fire caulk for vertical wall penetrations in the video, around here the inspector wants us to use spray foam... You know the stuff that emits toxic smoke when it burns? Yeah that stuff 😂

    • @plumber-tom9470
      @plumber-tom9470  3 місяці тому

      I see. Not uncommon. I think sealing the holes and gaps helps keep fire from spreading.

    • @Kevin-ip8uf
      @Kevin-ip8uf 3 місяці тому +1

      @@plumber-tom9470 yeah that's the idea. But I feel like high temp silicone does a better job than spray foam. I just find the inspectors interpretation of the code to be funny when their spray foam solution has potential to do harm.
      Best intentions I guess

  • @restorationchurchlandstown2463
    @restorationchurchlandstown2463 4 місяці тому

    Thank you

  • @scottgray3097
    @scottgray3097 Місяць тому

    where would I find the minimum water flow for a residential house according to the international plumbing code? Generally and then per fixture? I see on line where 6 GPM is a standard. Is this documented in the code book somewhere? I have gone through chapter 4 and chapter 6 and cant find it. Please let me know.

    • @plumber-tom9470
      @plumber-tom9470  Місяць тому

      Hello. Flow rates are addressed in IPC Chapter 6. I think flow rates would vary from one house to another, depending on how many fixtures there are and the sizes of pipe. I am not aware of any minimum per house, but I imagine it would be the total for all the fixtures connected to the system. Once again, that would vary from one building to another, which might be why there is no minimum per building.