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| PLUMBING BEND
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Elbow fitting, used in drain and vent lines, to make a bend at an angle to the main line. |
| PLUMBING BEND, CLOSET
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Elbow fitting, connecting to the outlet of a toilet. |
| PLUMBING BEND, LONG SWEEP
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Elbow with a long radius. |
| PLUMBING BEND, REDUCING SWEEP
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Elbow fitting, with one end larger than the other for the ability to change direction or adjust a pipe size change. |
| PLUMBING BEND, RETURN
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Elbow fitting with a 180-degree bend. |
| PLUMBING BEND, STANDARD BEND
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Elbow with a short radius. |
| PLUMBING DOUBLE Y-BRANCH
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Also called a double wye fixture, this fitting has branches coming in at an angle on each side of the main to join the main run. |
| PLUMBING DRAWING SYMBOLS
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Symbols used to denote specific fittings, etc. of drawing. |
| PLUMBING FIXTURE
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Mechanism which both receives and discharges wastes and water into a drainage system. |
| PLUMBING SANITARY TEE
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Type of tee used in sanitary waste lines because its short-patterned 90 degree configuration allows the right angle portion of the tee to curve into the run section in the same direction of the flow causing no abrupt change of direction. |
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