
This section is about the course curriculum, my credentials and who would benefit from taking the course.
This Lecture shows where gas code comes from and how jurisdictions use gas code.
This Lecture shares facts about Natural and propane gas. How these facts apply to the servicers needs about both gasses.
This Lecture introduces the BTU and why it is so important to understand what it is and how its used to size equipment, gas lines and venting through out working with gas equipment.
This sections speaks to common terms used that mean different things in the course of gas work.
This Lecture introduces the Manometer, Water Column, setting gas pressure and decsribes orifice sizing.
This Lecture talks about what a regulator is and how it works.
This Lecture Descibes the basic burner, how they function, primary and secondary air, and some flame properties of different types of burners.
This lecture ontroduces the Basic Gas Shut Off Valves.
This Lecture descibes the piping types allowed by code. It descibes the differences between the pipe types, both advantages and disadvantages. Introduces piping layout.
This section introduces laying out a piping system and the items to consider.
This Lecture descibes leak testing gas lines and components.
This Lecture Introduces Claculating Line Size using the Longest Length Method and the Branch Method as closely to how the Code Book Recommends.
This Lecture introduces piping angles and offsets of 45 degree angles and the thread engagement reduction.
This Lecture introduces the math for determing how to cut pipe to length with parallel runs.
This Lecture desribes how to determine the volume of a round tank. The same math can be applied to piping volume.
This lecture describes why a 2 lb gas system is used and the additonal requirements.
This lecture describes what listed and labeled means and its use in the code book.
This lecture descibes the process of clocking a gas meter.
This descibes some additional definition for clarity of items coming up.
This lecture descibes where you cannot put appliances, the exemptions and where you can by code.
This lecture descibes the Combustion air needed, how to properly size air vents for fresh air and the calculations involved.
This lecture descibes vent connectors and venting to exhaust flue gasses to a chimney.
This section descibes venting to B Vent, vent requirements and Venting to a Common Vent.
This Lecture descibes how to use sizing charts provided in the code book for single and dual installations. It also shows re-planning if the original plan cannot be acheived.
This lecture descibes Specific Appliances that were seperated out in the Code book for further Clarification.
This lecture gives useful tips that I have used in taking exams.
The Natural Gas Fitters Exam Prep and Appliance Technician Basic Gas Course videos covers basic gas and leads the learner into gas code. The Quizzes are to prep the learner for taking State or local gas fitters exams. Take notes, the quizzes are not easy. The information presented is what I know may likely be on an exam or at the very least, what I felt would be helpful information. Keeping in mind, you only need a 70% to pass most exams, the information presented here should help you pass. Code books are not needed to take this course, but I recommend, if you are taking and exam, get the applicable code book and review it. We are going to go over some basics 1st like the properties of gas, both natural and propane. We will look at flame properties, ignition systems, piping types and pipng design. We will look at how to properly size exhaust venting. The quizzes will ask you to size piping and also to size venting, so be ready. We will also look at where we get our fresh air needed for burners to burn properly and room airspace needed by appliances. Good luck, learn and enjoy.