Gas Installation Technology

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John Wiley & Sons, Feb 12, 2009 - Technology & Engineering - 464 pages
This book provides the definitive text for students taking NVQ gasinstallation and plumbing courses. It presents essentialinformation in a concise format and the text is well illustratedwith diagrams and photographs.

It should provide the first textbook aimed solely at studentslearning the subject of gas and follows the same approach as RoyTreloar's highly successful textbook, Plumbing. It coversdomestic, commercial and LPG installations.

 

Contents

Part 2 Gas Utilisation
19
Part 3 Gas Controls
69
Part 4 Installation Practices
113
Part 5 Tightness Testing
157
Part 6 Flues
193
Part 7 Ventilation
239
Part 8 Gas Installer Responsibility
261
Part 9 Domestic Appliances
283
Part 10 Commercial Appliances
367
Part 11 NonPermanent Dwellings
409
Part 12 Electrical Work
425
Index
439
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Roy Treloar has been in the mechanical service industry since leaving school in 1973. He became a full time lecturer, teaching plumbing in 1985. He is currently Team Manager: Mechanical Services at Colchester Institute where he is responsible for all plumbing, heating and gas training and assessment programmes. He has played an active part in external verification for the City & Guilds in both the plumbing and gas schemes and is author of the highly successful NVQ textbook, Plumbing, also published by Blackwell’s.

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