Fluid Lines and Fittings

What to read

1. Concepts The risks are the content 8 sections
   Sections of Concepts

   1. §1 What the seven risks are actually saying
   2. §2 A flare is a sealing surface, not a shape
   3. §3 Hose has a lay line, and it exists to make twist visible
   4. §4 Why a witness mark is the answer to R6
   5. §5 Flareless connections are a procedure, not a fitting
   6. §6 Routing and support is the real installation skill
   7. §7 What consumes this unit
   8. License
2. Hands-on Flaring, worked over weeks 8 sections
   Sections of Hands-on

   1. Sess. 1 Cutting, before flaring
   2. Sess. 2 Bending
   3. Sess. 3 The first flares
   4. Sess. 4 Consistency, on separate days
   5. Sess. 5 A line with a flare and a bend (S1)
   6. Sess. 6 Installing, and the twist you cannot see
   7. What to send back
   8. License
3. Procedures Fabricating and installing fluid lines 11 sections
   Sections of Procedures

   1. Proc. 0 Make the system safe (R1, R2, R3, R4)
   2. Proc. 1 Cut and prepare tube (S1, part 1)
   3. Proc. 2 Bend tube (S1, part 2)
   4. Proc. 3 Flare a tube (S1, part 3)
   5. Proc. 4 Fabricate a flareless connection (S8)
   6. Proc. 5 Fabricate a flexible hose (S7)
   7. Proc. 6 Install a rigid line (S2)
   8. Proc. 7 Install a flexible hose (S3)
   9. Proc. 8 Inspect lines and hoses (S4)
   10. The checks, collected
   11. License
4. Quick reference Fluid Lines and Fittings 3 sections
   Sections of Quick reference

   1. The operative sources
   2. Two things worth committing to memory
   3. License