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    This lab report summarizes a group's work on pipe jointing using pipe threading tools. The group measured, marked, cut, threaded, and joined galvanized iron pipes. Safety precautions were followed during the work. Tools used included pipe cutters, hacksaws, threaders, and misers. The group documented procedures for measuring, cutting, threading, and joining pipes with elbows, tees, and union couplings. They concluded it is important to cut pipes accurately to prevent defects and safely operate tools.

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    This lab report summarizes a group's work on pipe jointing using pipe threading tools. The group measured, marked, cut, threaded, and joined galvanized iron pipes. Safety precautions were followed during the work. Tools used included pipe cutters, hacksaws, threaders, and misers. The group documented procedures for measuring, cutting, threading, and joining pipes with elbows, tees, and union couplings. They concluded it is important to cut pipes accurately to prevent defects and safely operate tools.

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    This lab report summarizes a group's work on pipe jointing using pipe threading tools. The group measured, marked, cut, threaded, and joined galvanized iron pipes. Safety precautions were followed during the work. Tools used included pipe cutters, hacksaws, threaders, and misers. The group documented procedures for measuring, cutting, threading, and joining pipes with elbows, tees, and union couplings. They concluded it is important to cut pipes accurately to prevent defects and safely operate tools.

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    Report Pipe Gi

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    This lab report summarizes a group's work on pipe jointing using pipe threading tools. The group measured, marked, cut, threaded, and joined galvanized iron pipes. Safety precautions were followed during the work. Tools used included pipe cutters, hacksaws, threaders, and misers. The group documented procedures for measuring, cutting, threading, and joining pipes with elbows, tees, and union couplings. They concluded it is important to cut pipes accurately to prevent defects and safely operate tools.

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    CIVIL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

    DCC 20042- PLUMBING AND CARPENTARY WORKSHOP


    PLUMBING WORK LAB REPORT
    Name Maisarah Binti Zainal
    Class DKA2A
    Report Report Work Pipe 2
    Assessment Pipe jointing using pipe hand tool treading (GI PIPE)
    Group member Maisarah Binti Zainal
    (08DKA21F2066)
    Sharifah Noor Baitie Binti Syed Hamizon
    (08DKA21F2003)
    Muhammad Eizmil Haziq Bin Hmaidi
    (08DKA21F2064)
    Muhamad Alif Danial Bin Khairul
    Azman(08DKA21F2006)
    Lecturer En. Md. Alimi bin Yasinan
    Introduction
    Pipe cutting is often practiced with the right size. This is due to the design of a building or the
    construction of a road that has been set. These pipe cuts are usually produced using tools
    available in the workshop. Each pipe cutting must be done according to the type of pipe and the
    tools to be used. The cutting work must be done carefully and accurately.

    Objectives
    At the end of this practical we know how to:
    1.Provide the proper materials and equipment for pipe installation and connection work.
    2.Use materials and equipment for installation and pipe connection work according to the correct
    function.
    3.Practice step by step about measuring, marking, cutting, and threading galvanized iron (GI)
    pipes manually using pipe threader and wheel pipe cutter.

    Safety precautions
    While carrying out pipe installation and connection work in the laboratory, personal safety must
    be taken care of to avoid accident in the laboratory. Here are the safety measures that need to be
    followed in the laboratory:
     Students are not allowed to enter the workshop without lecturer permission.
     Students must adhere to the dress code while in the workshop.
     Students must follow the correct method when using and operating equipment and
    machines while at work.
     Students must ensure that the equipment used is safe and report damages equipment.
     Students are not allowed to play and making jokes with friends either with the equipment
    in the workshop.
    Tools and equipment
    No. Tools Photo
    1. Elbow ½’ G.I

    2. Tee G.I

    3. PT socket

    4. Stock & Dies


    5. G.I pipe cutter

    6. Hacksaw

    7. Measuring tape
    8. Marker pen

    9. TPFE tape
    (white tape)

    10. Tripod stand vice


    11. Lubricant oil

    12. Scrapper

    13. Pipe wrench


    14. ½’ G.I pipe

    15. Union coupling

    16. Miser tools


    Work diagram
    Procedures
     Measuring and marking process
    - Check the size of the galvanized iron pipe which are 2pcs for 300mm pipe and 3pcs for
    200mm pipe. So total for G.I pipe that we used is 1200mm.
    - Measure its length using measuring tape and used marker pen to mark on the pipe.

     Cutting process
    - Properly secure the G.I pipe in a yoke pipe vise and cut the pipe to the required length
    using a single wheel cutter.
    - Make sure the blade of the G.I cutter blade is at exactly at the marked point.
    - Tighten and twist until the pipe breaks.

    - Miser the G.I pipe to remove the burr on the inside of the pipe using a round and average
    miser.
     Threading process
    - Secure the G.I pipe in a yoke pipe vise and thread the pipe to the proper length using stock
    & dies.
    - While doing the threading process make sure the arrow on the stock & dies is facing our
    self.
    - When the process of pushing the threaded pipe becomes difficult, place oil on the front
    surface of the pipe and continue the threading process.
    - To open the threaded pipe, aim the arrow outward.
    - Turn the manual threaded pipe 360 degree and remove the threaded pipe.
    - Miser the G.I pipe to remove the burr on the inside of the pipe using a round and average
    miser.
     Pipe jointing process
    - To join the pipe into the designed, we need to use elbow sockets, tee sockets, and also
    union coupling.

    Conclusion
    Pipe cutting work must be done accurately and correctly. This is to prevent defects in the pipes
    that have been installed. In general, students must be profecient in operating tools and machines
    to cut pipes so that no accidents occur. Therefore, cutting process must be done carefully and
    neatly so that the cutting is done more neat and accurate.

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