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El. knyga: Carpentry and Construction, Sixth Edition

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  • Leidėjas: McGraw-Hill Education
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  • ISBN-13: 9781259587436
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Fully updated home carpentry, construction, and remodeling instruction

This thoroughly revised, DIY guide takes you through every step of home construction, including remodeling, building additions, and making household repairs. Discover how to select tools, pour foundations, build walls and floors, and install tileseven handle electrical wiring, plumbing, and insulation! Easy-to-follow instructions, along with more than 1,500 photos and illustrations, clearly demonstrate each technique. Logically organized by building stages, this new edition features the latest tools and materials, information on environmentally friendly building practices, many new and updated images, and a brand new chapter on painting.

Carpentry and Construction, Sixth Edition, shows how to tackle:  Site preparation  Footings and foundations  Concrete slabs and floors  Floor frames  Walls and roof framing  Windows and doors  Exterior and interior walls  Electrical Wiring  Plumbing  Insulation  Paint selection and painting techniques  Interior finishing  Kitchen and bathroom remodeling  Tile setting  Solar heating installation  Termite prevention  Installation of Skylights  Fences, decks, and patios  Private water and sewage systems  And much more

 
Preface xv
Acknowledgments xvii
1 Let's Get Started
Safety
1(3)
Other Safety Measures
1(1)
General Safety Rules
2(1)
Safety on the Job
3(1)
Safety Hazards
4(1)
Using Carpenter Tools
4(13)
Measuring Tools
4(1)
Saws
5(1)
Hammers and Other Small Tools
6(3)
Squares
9(3)
Power Tools
12(5)
Following Correct Sequences
17(7)
Preparing the Site
17(3)
The Basement
20(1)
The Floor
20(1)
Wall Frames
21(1)
Sheathing
21(1)
Roofing
21(1)
Siding
22(1)
Finishing
23(1)
The Laser Level
23(1)
Study Questions
24(1)
2 Site Preparation
Basic Sequence
25(1)
Locating the Building on the Site
25(4)
Property Boundaries
25(1)
Laying Out the Foundation
26(3)
The Builder's Level
29(5)
How Does It Work?
29(1)
Three Main Parts of a Builder's Level
29(1)
Preparing the Instrument
30(1)
The Level-Transit
31(1)
Using the Level and Level-Transit
32(2)
Establishing Elevations
34(1)
Using the Leveling Rod
34(1)
Preparing the Site
34(2)
Clearing
34(1)
Excavation
35(1)
Providing Access During Construction
36(4)
Materials Storage
36(2)
Temporary Utilities
38(1)
Waste Disposal
38(1)
Arranging Delivery Routes
39(1)
Study Questions
40(1)
3 Footings and Foundations
Footings
41(1)
Sequence
42(1)
Lay Out the Footings
43(2)
Soil Strength
43(1)
Footing Width
43(1)
Locating Footing Depth
44(1)
Footings Under Columns
44(1)
Special Strength Needs
44(1)
Reinforcement and Strength
44(1)
Excavating the Footings
45(2)
Finding Trench Depth
45(1)
Excavating for Deep Footings
45(1)
Excavating for Shallow Footings
46(1)
Slab Footings and Basements
47(1)
Building the Forms for the Footings
47(2)
Forms Layout
47(1)
Nails
47(1)
Putting Up the Forms
47(2)
Working with Concrete
49(3)
Reinforcement
49(1)
Specifying Concrete
49(1)
Setting Time
50(1)
Concrete Estimating
51(1)
Pouring the Concrete
51(1)
Slump Test
52(1)
Building the Foundation Forms
52(8)
Form Spacing
53(1)
Constructing the Forms
53(1)
Joining the Forms Together
53(1)
Spreaders
54(1)
Panel Forms
54(1)
One-Piece Forms
54(1)
Special Forms
55(1)
Openings and Special Shapes
55(2)
Reinforcing Concrete Foundations
57(1)
Estimating Concrete Volume
57(2)
Delivery and Pouring
59(1)
Finishing the Concrete
59(1)
Concrete Block Walls
60(1)
Plywood Foundations
60(1)
Drainage and Waterproofing
61(3)
Waterproofing Basement Walls
62(1)
Basement Walls Coatings
62(1)
Gray Wall
62(2)
Termites
64(3)
Types of Termites
65(1)
Termite Protection
66(1)
Termites and Treated Wood
67(1)
Pressure-Treated Wood
67(2)
Preservatives
67(1)
Above-Ground and In-Ground Treatment
68(1)
Nails and Fasteners
69(1)
Handling and Storing Treated Wood
69(1)
Study Questions
69(2)
4 Concrete Slabs and Floors
Slabs
71(11)
The Slab Sequence
72(1)
Types of Slabs
72(1)
Excavate
72(1)
Construct the Forms
73(1)
Prepare the Subsurface
74(2)
Different Shapes
76(1)
Pouring the Slab
77(4)
Expansion and Contraction
81(1)
Joints
81(1)
Concrete Floors
82(1)
Stairs
83(1)
Sidewalks and Driveways
83(1)
Sidewalks
83(1)
Driveways
84(1)
Special Finishes and Surfaces
84(3)
Surface Textures
85(2)
Energy Factors
87(1)
Study Questions
87(2)
5 Floor Frames
Floors
89(2)
Framing Methods
89(1)
Balloon-Frame Construction
89(1)
Platform-Frame Construction
89(2)
Sequence
91(1)
Placement of the Sill
92(4)
Anchor the Sill
93(1)
Setting Girders
94(2)
Joists
96(8)
Lay Out the Joists
96(2)
Engineered Wood Joists
98(1)
Cut Joists
99(2)
Setting the Joists
101(1)
Fire and Draft Stops
102(1)
Bridging
103(1)
Subfloors
104(3)
Plywood Subfloor
104(1)
Chipboard and Fiberboard
104(1)
Laying Sheets
105(2)
Board Subflooring
107(1)
Special Joists
107(3)
Overhangs
107(2)
Cantilevered In-Line Joist System
109(1)
Sunken Floors
110(1)
Low Profiles
110(1)
Energy Factors
110(3)
Moisture Barriers
111(1)
Energy Plenums
111(2)
Study Questions
113(2)
6 Framing Walls
Framing
115(1)
Sequence
116(1)
Wall Layout
117(5)
Plate Layout
117(1)
Stud Layout
117(2)
Corner Studs
119(1)
Partition Studs
120(1)
Find Stud Length
120(1)
Frame Rough Openings
121(1)
Header Size
122(1)
Cutting Studs to Length
122(2)
Cutting Tips
122(2)
Wall Assembly
124(1)
Nailing Studs to Plates
124(1)
Corner Braces
125(3)
Plywood Corner Braces
125(3)
Diagonal Corner Braces
128(1)
Erect the Walls
128(3)
Wall Sheathing
129(1)
To Raise the Wall
130(1)
Put Up a Temporary Brace
130(1)
Interior Walls
131(3)
Locate Soleplates for Partitions
131(1)
Studs
131(1)
Corners
131(1)
Headers and Trimmers
131(1)
Soleplate
131(1)
Special Walls
132(1)
Soundproofing
132(2)
Sheathing
134(2)
Fiberboard Sheathing
134(1)
Plywood Sheathing
135(1)
"Energy" Sheathing
136(1)
Boards
136(1)
Factors in Wall Construction
136(4)
Standard Spacing
137(1)
Notching and Boring
137(2)
Modular Standards
139(1)
Energy
139(1)
Study Questions
140(1)
7 Framing the Roof
Roofs
141(2)
Framing Lumber
141(1)
Standard Sizes of Bulk Lumber
141(1)
Grades of Lumber
142(1)
Roof Shapes
143(1)
Sequence
143(1)
Truss Roofs
144(5)
Truss Construction
144(1)
Truss Disadvantages
144(5)
The Framing Square
149(3)
Parts of the Square
150(1)
Steel Square Uses
151(1)
Roof Framing
152(3)
Roof Terms
152(1)
Principal Roof Frame Members
153(2)
Rafters
155(10)
Layout of a Rafter
155(3)
Lengths of Rafters
158(1)
Common Rafters
158(3)
Hip-and-Valley Rafters
161(3)
Jack Rafters
164(1)
Brace Measuring
165(1)
Erecting the Roof with Rafters
166(2)
Rafter Layout
166(1)
Raising Rafters
166(2)
Special Rafters
168(2)
Dormers
168(2)
Bay Windows
170(1)
Ceiling Joists
170(2)
Openings
172(1)
Decking
173(5)
Plywood Decking
173(2)
Boards for Decking
175(2)
Shingle Stringers
177(1)
Constructing Special Shapes
178(5)
Gambrel-Shaped-Roof Storage Shed
178(3)
Mansard Roofs
181(1)
Post-and-Beam Roofs
181(2)
Roof Load Factors
183(1)
Laying Out a Stair
184(1)
Aluminum Soffit
185(4)
Material Availability
185(4)
Metal Connectors
189(8)
Study Questions
197(2)
8 Roofs and Roofing
Roofing
199(1)
Sequence
199(6)
Types of Roofs
199(2)
Drainage Factors
201(1)
Roofing Terms
201(3)
Pitch
204(1)
Slope
205(1)
Estimating Roofing Quantities
205(4)
Estimating Area
205(2)
Horizontal Area
207(1)
Computation of Roof Areas
207(1)
Duplications
207(1)
Converting Horizontal to Slope Areas
207(2)
Accessories
209(1)
Length of Rake
209(1)
Hips and Valleys
209(1)
Dormer Valleys
210(1)
Roofing Tools
210(1)
Safety
210(1)
Appearance
210(1)
Applying an Asphalt Roof
211(3)
Roof Problems
211(3)
Putting Down Shingles
214(13)
Nails
214(1)
Fasteners for Nonwood Materials
214(1)
Shingle Selection
214(3)
Cements
217(2)
Starter Course
219(1)
Starting at the Center (Hip Roof)
220(1)
Valleys
220(3)
Flashing Against a Vertical Wall
223(1)
Chimneys
224(2)
Soil Stacks
226(1)
Strip Shingles
227(5)
Deck Preparation
227(1)
First and Succeeding Courses
228(1)
Ribbon Courses
229(1)
Wind Protection
230(1)
Two- and Three-Tab Hex Strips
230(1)
Hips and Ridges
231(1)
Steep-Slope and Mansard Roofs
232(1)
Interlocking Shingles
232(2)
Hips and Ridges
233(1)
Roll Roofing
234(2)
Windy Locations
234(1)
Exposed Nails-Parallel to the Rake
235(1)
Hips and Ridges
235(1)
Wood Shingles
236(2)
Sizing Up the Job
236(1)
Roof Exposure
236(1)
Estimating Shingles Needed
237(1)
Tools of the Trade
238(1)
Applying the Shingle Roof
238(3)
Valleys and Flashings
239(1)
Shingling at Roof Junctures
239(1)
Applying Shingles to Hips and Ridges
240(1)
Nails for Wooden Shingles
240(1)
Study Questions
241(3)
9 Windows and Doors
Sequence
244(1)
Types of Windows
244(8)
Preparing the Rough Opening for a Window
252(3)
Steps in Preparing the Rough Opening
253(2)
Installing a Wood Window
255(2)
Installing Windows by Nailing the Flange to the Sheathing
256(1)
Skylights
257(7)
Installing a Skylight
259(1)
Preparing the Roof Opening
259(1)
Cutting the Roof Opening
260(1)
Framing the Roof Opening
261(1)
Mounting the Skylight
261(1)
Sealing the Installation
262(1)
Replacing the Shingles
262(1)
Preparing the Ceiling Opening
262(1)
Framing the Ceiling Opening
263(1)
Constructing the Light Shaft
263(1)
Operation and Maintenance of Skylights
264(2)
Condensation
264(1)
Care and Maintenance
264(1)
Tube-Type Skylights
264(2)
Terms Used in Window Installation
266(2)
Prehung Doors
268(1)
Types of Doors
268(1)
Installing an Exterior Door
269(10)
Hanging a Two-Door System
275(1)
Handing Instructions
275(3)
Metal Doors
278(1)
Installing Folding Doors
279(3)
Door and Window Trim
282(2)
Interior Door Trim
282(1)
Window Trim
283(1)
Installing Locks
284(4)
Storm Doors and Windows
288(1)
Installing a Sliding Door
289(8)
Preparation of the Rough Opening
289(3)
Installation of a Wood Sliding Door
292(3)
Masonry or Brick-Veneer Wall Installation of a Sliding Door
295(1)
Installation of a Perma-Shield Sliding Door
295(2)
Installing a Garage Door
297(6)
Energy Factors
303(1)
Study Questions
304(1)
10 Exterior Walls
Walls
305(1)
Cornice
305(1)
Types of Siding
306(1)
Sequence
306(1)
Job Preparation
307(4)
Vapor Barrier
307(2)
Nail Selection
309(1)
Estimating the Siding Needed
309(2)
Scaffolding
311(6)
Job-Built Scaffolds
311(1)
Factory Scaffolds
312(3)
Ladder Use
315(1)
Ladder Safety
316(1)
Scaffold Safety
316(1)
Roof Edges
317(7)
Open Eaves
317(1)
Enclosed Cornices
318(2)
Siding the Gable Ends
320(4)
Installing Siding
324(6)
Board Siding
324(2)
Siding Layout
326(1)
Nailing
326(2)
Corner Finishing
328(2)
Panel Siding
330(1)
Nails and Nailing
330(1)
Nail Shanks
331(1)
Nail Points
331(1)
Screws Instead of Nails
331(1)
Shingle and Shake Siding
331(5)
Shingles
335(1)
Nailing
335(1)
Shakes
336(1)
Corners
336(1)
Preparation for Other Wall Finishes
336(2)
Stucco Finish
336(1)
Brick and Stone Coverings
337(1)
Aluminum Siding
338(3)
Vertical Aluminum Siding
340(1)
Solid Vinyl Siding
341(1)
Study Questions
341(4)
11 House Wiring
Local Distribution
345(1)
Farm Electricity
345(1)
Safety Around Electricity
345(3)
Grounded Conductors
348(2)
House Service
350(5)
Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
350(3)
Service Entrance
353(1)
Planning
354(1)
Permits
354(1)
Local Regulations
354(1)
Service from Head to Box
355(5)
Installation of the Service
357(1)
Inserting Wire into a Conduit
357(2)
Distribution Panels
359(1)
Romex Cable
359(1)
Wire Size
360(1)
Planning the Right Size Service and Circuits
360(9)
150-Ampere Service
361(1)
Branch Circuits
361(8)
Electric Space Heating
369(1)
Air Conditioning
369(1)
Space Heating and Air-Conditioning Outlets
369(1)
Entrance Signals
370(1)
Cable Television
370(1)
Installing Romex
370(7)
Box Volume
370(3)
Lighting Fixtures
373(1)
Wires and Boxes
374(3)
Electric Ranges
377(4)
Connecting Ranges Permanently
317(61)
Sizing a Range over 12,000 Watts
378(1)
Tap Conductors
379(2)
Clothes Dryers
381(1)
Microwave Ovens
382(1)
Overhead Garage Doors
382(1)
Garage Door Opener
382(1)
Electric Water Heaters
382(2)
Garbage Disposers
384(1)
Air Conditioners
384(1)
Newer Wiring Systems
384(1)
High-Speed, High-Performance Cable for Voice and Data Applications
385(2)
Installation of Cable
385(1)
Service Center
386(1)
Study Questions
387(5)
12 Plumbing
Sequence
392(1)
Plumbing Systems
392(6)
Supply Lines
393(1)
Drains
394(2)
P Traps and Drains
396(1)
System Vents
397(1)
Cleanouts
397(1)
Planning
398(8)
Contractors and Plumbers
398(1)
Pipe Type
398(6)
Locating Pipes
404(2)
Study Questions
406(3)
13 Insulation
Types of Insulation
409(1)
How Much Is Enough?
409(1)
Where to Insulate
410(1)
Installing Insulation
411(8)
Installing Insulation in Ceilings
411(1)
Installation Safety
412(1)
Installing Insulation in Unfloored Attics
412(2)
Installing Insulation in Floored Attics
414(1)
Installing Insulation in Floors
414(1)
Insulating Basement Walls
415(1)
Insulating Crawl Spaces
415(1)
Installing Insulation in Walls
416(3)
Vapor Barriers and Moisture Control
419(1)
Condensation
419(1)
Thermal Ceilings
420(3)
Installing Thermal Ceiling Panels
421(1)
Decorative Beams
422(1)
Storm Windows
423(2)
Storm Doors
425(1)
Sealants
426(1)
Winterizing a Home
427(1)
Insulating Foam Sealant
427(3)
Study Questions
430(1)
14 Interior Walls and Ceilings
Sequence
431(1)
Putting Insulation in Walls
432(1)
Installing a Moisture Barrier
432(1)
Putting Up Gypsum Board
433(11)
Putting Up the Ceiling
435(2)
Applying Ceiling Sheets
437(1)
Cutting Gypsum Board
437(1)
Applying Wall Sheets
438(3)
Double-Ply Construction
441(1)
Finishing Joints and Seams
442(2)
Ceiling Panels
444(1)
Tub and Shower Wall Preparation
444(1)
Paneling Walls
445(3)
Board Walls
448(1)
Plastered Wall Preparation
448(3)
Nailing Plaster Grounds
450(1)
Finishing Masonry Walls
451(1)
Ceiling Tile Installation
452(3)
Tiles Over Flat Ceilings
452(1)
Furring Strips Used to Install Ceiling Tile
453(1)
Suspended Ceilings Installation
453(1)
Concealed Suspended Ceilings
454(1)
Environmental Concerns
454(1)
Study Questions
455(2)
15 Interior Finishing
Sequence
457(1)
Interior Doors and Window Frames
458(5)
Standard Sizes of Doors
458(1)
Interior Doors
458(4)
Doors
462(1)
Window Trim
463(2)
Finishing Wooden-Frame Windows
463(1)
Finishing Metal Window Frames
464(1)
Cabinets and Millwork
465(19)
Installing Ready-Built Cabinets
465(3)
Kitchen Planning
468(3)
Making Custom Cabinets
471(11)
Shelves
482(1)
Applying Finish Trim
483(1)
Applying Finish Materials
484(3)
Applying Stain
485(1)
Applying the Wall Finish
486(1)
Floor Preparation and Finish
487(6)
Laying Wooden Flooring
488(1)
Preparation for Laying Flooring
489(4)
Finishing Floors
493(1)
Finishing Wood Floors
493(1)
Base Flooring for Carpet
493(1)
Installing Carpet
494(1)
Resilient Flooring
495(3)
Installing Resilient Flooring Sheets
495(2)
Installing Resilient Block Flooring
497(1)
Laying Ceramic Tile
498(1)
Environmental Concerns
499(1)
Study Questions
499(2)
16 Paints and Painting
Coatings
501(1)
Pigments
502(2)
Paint
504(1)
Stains
504(1)
Before You Start Painting
505(1)
Enamels
506(1)
Shellac
506(2)
Proper Surface Preparation
508(1)
Brushes
508(2)
Wood Stains
510(1)
Tung Oil and Lacquer
511(1)
Lacquer
511(1)
Paint Scrapers or Removers
511(3)
Rollers
512(2)
Spray Guns
514(1)
Drop Cloths
514(1)
Setting Up a Ladder
514(2)
Study Questions
516(1)
17 Special Construction Methods
Stairs
517(7)
Stair Parts
517(1)
Stair Shapes
518(2)
Stair Design
520(1)
Sequence in Stair Construction
521(1)
Carriage Layout
522(1)
Frame the Stairs
523(1)
Install Housed Carriages
524(1)
Stair Systems
524(14)
Upeasings, Caps, and Quarterturns
530(1)
Starting Steps
530(6)
Treads and Risers
536(1)
Rosettes and Brackets
536(2)
Folding Stairs
538(4)
Locating the Stairway
538(1)
Making the Rough Opening
538(1)
Temporary Support for the Stairway
539(1)
Placing Stairway in the Rough Opening
540(1)
Adjustments
541(1)
Fireplace Frames
542(8)
Ceilings and Roofs Openings
543(1)
Fireplace Types
544(3)
General Design Factors
547(3)
Gas Vents
550(7)
Round Gas Vent
552(1)
Air Supply
552(1)
Vent Connector Type and Size
552(1)
Vent Location
552(1)
Clearances and Enclosures
553(1)
Fire Stopping
554(1)
Use of Gas-Vent Fittings
554(1)
Minimum Gas-Vent Height
554(1)
Support
555(1)
Gas Termination
556(1)
Top Installation
556(1)
Top Installation of 10- to 24-Inch Vents
557(1)
Checking Vent Operation
557(1)
Painting
557(1)
Post-and-Beam Construction
557(6)
General Procedures
558(5)
Decks
563(8)
Platform
564(1)
Frame
564(1)
Support
564(3)
Guard Rails
567(2)
Raised Deck
569(2)
Steps
571(1)
Concrete Patios
571(7)
Sand and Gravel Base
572(1)
Expansion Joints
572(1)
The Mix
572(2)
Forms
574(1)
Placing the Joints
575(1)
Pouring the Concrete
576(1)
Finishing
577(1)
Floating
577(1)
Troweling
577(1)
Brooming
577(1)
Grooving
577(1)
Fences
578(5)
Installation
578(1)
Setting Posts
578(1)
Attaching the Rails
579(1)
Attaching Fenceboards
579(1)
Nails and Fasteners
580(1)
Gates
581(2)
Energy Conservation
583(1)
Study Questions
583(2)
18 Maintenance and Remodeling
Planning the Job
585(1)
Diagnosing Problems
585(1)
Sequencing Work to Be Done
586(1)
Minor Repairs and Remodeling
586(32)
Adjusting Doors
586(3)
Adjusting Locks
589(1)
Installing Drapery Hardware
590(5)
Repairing Damaged Sheetrock Walls (Drywall)
595(2)
Installing New Countertops
597(6)
Repairing a Leaking Roof
603(1)
Replacing Guttering
604(3)
Extruding Gutters to Fit the House
607(1)
Replacing a Floor
607(3)
Paneling a Room
610(2)
Installing a Ceiling
612(4)
Replacing an Outside Basement Door
616(2)
Converting Existing Spaces
618(8)
Adding a Bathroom
618(2)
Providing Additional Storage
620(3)
Enclosing a Porch
623(3)
Adding Space to Existing Buildings
626(6)
Planning an Addition
626(4)
Specifications
630(2)
Creating New Structures
632(2)
Custom-Built Storage Shed
632(2)
Environmental Concerns
634(1)
Study Questions
634(1)
19 The Carpenter and the Industry
Broadening Horizons in Carpentry
635(3)
New Building Materials
635(1)
Changing Construction Procedures
635(1)
Innovations in Building Design
636(2)
Building Codes And Zoning Provisions
638(3)
Building Codes
638(2)
Community Planning and Zoning
640(1)
Overbuilding
640(1)
Trends and Effects
641(9)
Manufactured Housing
641(1)
Types of Factory-Produced Buildings
641(2)
Premanufactured Apartments
643(3)
Manufactured Homes
646(1)
Newer Plastic Pipes
647(1)
The Green Home and the Carpenter
647(3)
Carpenters and the Trade
650(1)
Study Questions
650(1)
20 Bathrooms
Room Arrangement
651(3)
Function and Size
654(1)
Building Codes
655(1)
Plumbing
655(1)
Electrical
655(1)
Ventilation
655(1)
Spacing
656(1)
Other Requirements
656(1)
Various Types of Floor Coverings
656(1)
Furnishings
656(6)
Fixtures
656(1)
Toilet Selection
657(1)
Toilet Installation
658(2)
Bidets
660(1)
Vanity Areas
661(1)
Countertop Basins
661(1)
Other Materials for Countertops
662(1)
Wall-Mounted Basins
662(1)
Bathing Areas
662(6)
Bathtubs
663(4)
Showers
667(1)
Fittings
668(1)
Lighting and Electrical Considerations
669(1)
Bathroom Built-Ins
670(3)
Bathroom Layouts
671(1)
Wheelchair Accessible
671(2)
Floors and Walls
673(1)
Environmental Considerations
673(1)
Study Questions
673(2)
21 Construction for Solar Heating
Passive Solar Heating
675(4)
Indirect Gain
675(2)
Direct Gain
677(1)
Isolated Gain
677(1)
Time-Lag Heating
678(1)
Underground Heating
679(1)
Passive Cooling Systems
679(1)
Natural Ventilation
679(1)
Induced Ventilation
679(1)
Desiccant Cooling
679(1)
Evaporative Cooling
679(1)
Night-Sky Radiation Cooling
680(1)
Time-Lag Cooling
680(1)
Underground Cooling
680(1)
Active Solar Heating Systems
680(8)
Operation of Solar Heating Systems
681(1)
Domestic Water-Heating System
681(1)
Indirect Heating/Circulating Systems
681(3)
Air Transfer
684(1)
Cycle Operation
684(1)
Designing the Domestic Water-Heating System
685(2)
Other Components
687(1)
Is This for Me?
688(1)
Building Modifications
688(1)
Building Underground
689(2)
Advantages
689(2)
Study Questions
691(2)
22 Alternative Framing Methods
Wood Frames Predominate
693(1)
Steel Framing
693(3)
Advantages and Disadvantages of Steel-Framed Homes
693(1)
Types of Steel Framing
694(1)
Tools Used in Steel Framing
694(1)
Sequence
694(2)
Galvanized Framing
696(2)
Insulated Concrete Forms
698(17)
Advantages and Disadvantages to ICFs
700(2)
Tools Used in Insulated Concrete Form Framing
702(1)
Sequence
703(1)
Types of Foam
703(2)
Three Types of ICF Systems
705(3)
Foam Working Tools
708(2)
Gluing and Tying Units
710(2)
Pouring Concrete
712(3)
Concrete Block
715(1)
Study Questions
716(55)
23 Permanent Wood Foundation System
Panel Foundations
771
Building Materials
718(1)
Energy Considerations
719(1)
Finishing
719(1)
Adding Living Space
719(1)
Remodeling
720(1)
Flexibility
720(1)
Pressure-Treated Wood Concerns and Considerations
721(3)
Types of Wood Preservative
724(1)
Constructing the PWF
724(1)
Radon
724(1)
Advantages of the PWF
724(1)
Soil Conditions
725(1)
Site Preparation
726(1)
Footings and Backfill
726(1)
Site Drainage
727(3)
Building the PWF Step by Step
730(5)
Finishing a PWF House
735(4)
24 Private Water Systems
Public Water Supplies
739(1)
Private Water Systems
739(9)
Drilling a Well, Boring a Well, or Driving a Well
739(2)
Drinking Water
741(1)
Well Water
741(1)
Water Pressure
741(1)
Pressure Tanks
742(1)
Operation of the Pressure Tank
742(1)
Pressure Switch
743(1)
Relief Valve (Pressure)
743(1)
Pump Installation
743(3)
Test Run
746(1)
Pressure Tank Installation
746(1)
Water Conditioning Equipment
746(1)
Locating the Equipment
746(2)
Study Questions
748(1)
25 Private Sewage Facilities
Septic Tanks and Disposal Fields
749(7)
Septic Tank Operation
750(1)
Septic Tank Location
751(1)
Septic Tank Disposal Field
751(3)
The Grease Trap
754(1)
Newer Wastewater Treatments
755(1)
Environmental Concerns
756(1)
Study Questions
756(1)
Glossary 757(12)
Index 769
Mark R. Miller (Tyler, Texas) is Professor of Industrial Technology and coordinator of that section of the Department of HRD & Technology at the University of Texas at Tyler. Dr. Miller teaches courses in construction for future middle managers and has authored or co-authored more than 35 technical books and many technical articles.





Rex Miller (Round Rock, Texas) is Professor Emeritus of Industrial Technology at the State University of New York College at Buffalo where he taught technical curriculums at the college level for more than 40 years. Dr. Miller authored or co-authored more than 100 texts for vocational and industrial arts programs.