UTIL 1- WEEK 3

Cards (21)

  • Plumbing
    The basics of plumbing and sanitary system and how it works
  • Plumbing Code of the Philippines
    The principles and their applications
  • Module Overview
    • Introduces the basics of plumbing and sanitary system and how it works
    • Introduces the plumbing practice and the Plumbing Code of the Philippines
  • Learning Outcomes
    • Define plumbing and Identify its basic components
    • Discuss the history of plumbing in the Philippines
    • Understand the principles of the National Plumbing Code of the Philippines and their applications
    • Explain the properties of water and how the Water Cycle works
    • Identify different water sources and treatment and their applications
  • This module serves as an introductory lesson that reinforces the succeeding modules
  • Module Learning Materials
    • Lecture Notes
    • PPT Presentation
    • Video Clips
    • Additional Readings and Materials
  • The module will last for 2 weeks (2nd and 3rd Week) with 1 work output to be submitted on the scheduled date
  • To complete this module the student shall submit the following: Formative Assessment 1
  • Water
    A substance composed of the chemical elements hydrogen and oxygen, and exists in gaseous, liquid, and solid states
  • Physical Properties of Water
    • Surface Tension
    • Heat Absorption/Capacity
    • Capillarity
    • Dissolving Ability
  • The Water Cycle
    1. Evaporation and Transpiration
    2. Condensation
    3. Precipitation
    4. Runoff and Infiltration
  • Sources of Water
    • Rainwater
    • Surface Water
    • Groundwater
  • Aquifer
    The rocks that store and transmit groundwater
  • Water Contaminants
    • Pathogens
    • Harmful chemicals from human activities
    • Chemicals and minerals from the natural environment
  • Methods of Water Purification and Treatment
    1. Aeration
    2. Coagulation-Flocculation
    3. Sedimentation
    4. Filtration
    5. Disinfection/ Chlorination
  • Household Water Treatment Systems
    • Point-of-entry systems
    • Point-of-use systems
  • Household Water Treatment Methods
    • Chlorination
    • Flocculant/Disinfectant Powder
    • Solar Disinfection
    • Ceramic Filtration
    • Slow Sand Filtration
  • Water Quality Problems and Corrections
    • Acidity
    • Hardness
    • Turbidity
    • Color
    • Pollution
  • Objectionable Elements in Water
    • Calcium, Magnesium
    • Sulfur
    • Salt
    • Iron
    • Pathogenic germs
    • Acid
    • Algae
  • Methods of Treating Objectionable Elements
    • Carbon Dioxide, Hydrogen Sulfide
    • Suspended Material
    • Bacteria
    • Calcium and Magnesium
    • Iron
    • Sulfur
    • Pathogenic Germs
    • Acid
  • Water Demand Requirements
    • Drinking, Cooking, Dishwashing
    • Personal Washing and Domestic Cleaning
    • Laundry
    • Fire Fighting
    • Swimming
    • Boilers and Heating Plants
    • Irrigation