Static Equipment - Fitting

What is the function of a fitting in a piping system?

• Reducing the flow pressure; Increasing the volume of fluid; Closing the line

• Changing line size and direction; Provide branch and connection; Close line

• Increasing the flow pressure; Decreasing the volume of fluid; Opening the line

• Connecting two lengths of pipe together; Increasing the flow rate; Opening the line

What are the different types of fitting connections mentioned in the piping system?

• Clamped, Riveted, Adhesive

• Screwed, Soldered, Flanged

• Welded, Threaded, Bolted

• Grooved, Compression, Expansion

What is the purpose of a threaded fitting in a piping system?

• To create a leak-proof seal between pipe sections

• To provide a connection that can be easily unscrewed for maintenance

• To provide a strong and permanent connection between pipes

• To allow for easy disassembly and reassembly of the piping system

What is the function of an elbow fitting in a piping system?

• Closing off the end of a pipe or tube

• Providing branch connections in a piping system

• Changing line sizes by reducing the diameter of the pipe

• Changing the direction of flow with a 45 or 90-degree turn

What materials are commonly used for fittings in a piping system?

• Metal; CS, SS, Non-Metal; FRP and GRE

• Plastic; PVC, ABS, Rubber; EPDM

• Ceramic; Porcelain, Clay, Glass; Borosilicate

• Composite; Carbon Fiber, Kevlar, Fiberglass; Resin