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UPVC PRESSURE PIPES & FITTINGSPROFILE
Introduction
‘Modern Plastic Industry isa part of AL SHIRAWI GROUP OF COMPANIES which is one of the largest and most
diversified business conglomerates in the Arabian Gul From its inception in 1971 as a trading and contracting
‘company, the Group has broadened its scope to encompass a cross section of products, services and industries
ranging from printing, heavy fabrication, engineering, electromechanical, electronics, rucks and logistics,
Established in 1987, Modern Plastic Industry (MPI) has pioneered the manufacturing of UPVC pressure pipe
fittings in the UAE. Today Moder Plastic has @ wide range of SWR drainage, high pressure UPVC, CPVC, PP
‘Compression Fittings and Pipes
(MPI products have been used extensively in the irigation, construction, plumbing and landscaping industry
and are playing a significant role in the development of the Gulf region and Middle East.
‘Subsequently the company started manufacturing Pressure Pipes and Fittings under the “Flowtech’ &
“atlas” brands.
State-of-the-art facility
MPI UPVC Pressure Pipes and Fittings systems are manufactured in a state-of-the-art facility at Oubai
Investment Park with state-of-the-art Microprocessor based Injection Moulding Machines and High Quality
Precision Moulds for Fittings and High Quality Extrusion Machines for Pipes.
Technology is the backbone of ongoing development and the right design selection headed by a team of
‘experienced and well-trained professionals complements the development process.
(MPI has established an in-house tool room with the latest CNC machines and EDM machines, which are used
‘to manufacture moulds as per the needs of the market.
Quality Control
{As the UPVC High Pressure Pipe Fitting systems are specially designed to meet the harsh climate conditions of
the Gulfregion, MPI places emphasis on Quality, Reliability and Economy. Strict in-house Quality Controlisbbacked
by testing through independent laboratories of international repute to certify the quality of pipes and fittings.
[MPL places great emphasis on customer satisfaction through quality products, The company’s operational
‘excellence is evident through its established Quality Management System, which complies with the !SO $001-
2008 standard, certified by British Standard Insitute (BSI) UK. Also the company’s product have been awarded
the prestigious Kitemark certification of B51, UK.
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUEKitemark
Modern Plastic is one of the largest companies in the Middle East to manufacture a wide range of UPVC High
Pressure Pipes and Fittings Kitemark certified by BSI, UK
WRAS
Modern Plastic manufactures wide range of UPVC high pressue pipes & fittings from material approved by WRAS.
In-House Quality Control
MP's Products are tested to maintain the quality level in the permissible standard tolerances. We perform the
‘tests as per relevant international standards (85, DIN, ISO) and acceptance sampling procedures for production
quality control and lot testing are done during all production operations,
‘The following quality control tests are performed in our in-house lab,
+ Physical Test “Heat Reversion test /Effect on Heating Test
+ Dimensional Check + Dichloromethane test
+ Pressure Test + Vicat Softening Temperature Test
+ Impact Test + Opacity Test
Apart from this, our products are being tested / assessed by 85I / other certification bodies on a regular basis.
A Complete Solution
With the growing demand to cater to the construction industry MPI has now introduced a complete range of
UPVC Pressure Pipe sizes from '/2"to 12" conforming to British Standards BS ENSO 1452-2 which superceds BS 3505
and sizes 20mm to 400mm conforming to DIN Standards DIN 8061 / 8062.
IMPI's products are manufactured par excellence tothe international standards and ensure a complete solution
of Piping System’ for plumbing applications.
Global Presence
MPI has been the leader in the Gulf market mainly because it can offer the widest range of UPVC Pressure Pipes
and Fittings which are specially designed to meet theharsh climatic conditions with more emphasis of Quality,
Reliablity and Economy. MPlis managed by a team of experienced and wel rained professionals, and markets
its range of products in the AGCC region, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and the Asian subcontinent,
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
ae SU SS 3
Description
"Atlas" Pipe Fittings are the "UPVC (Unplasticized Polyvinyl Chloride) Pressure Pipes and Fittings system” for
cold water distribution, precisely designed for cold solvent welding as well as rubber ring jointing. The
‘complete range can also be offered in CVC (Chlorinated Polyvinyl Chloride) material for hot water distribution
‘on special demand,
Brand & Marking
"Atlas" is a registered brand name of "Modern Plastic Industry LLC" within United Arab Emirates forall PVC
Fittings manufactured by MPI. Al fittings are marked with the brand name, size, category and standard
Standards
UPVC Pressure Pipes & Fitings are manufactured as per the following standards
(i) Inch series (Imperial) :
* Pressure Pipes :BS EN 1501452-2: 2000
This standard supercedes BS 3505 1986
= Pressure Fittings :BS EN ISO 1452-3 :2000
‘This standard supercedes BS 4246-3 :1982
(ii) Millimeter series (mm) :
+ Pressure Pipes :DIN 8061 / 8052
* Pressure Fittings : DIN 8063
Threaded joints are as per BS 21 & ISO 71 standards
Working Pressure
All Pipe Fittings depending upon the sizes are made for permissible continuous working pressure at 20°C
(@ased on water quality) as below
Inch system Pipe Fittings ;Maximum upto 15 Bar
Milimeter system Pipe Fittings :Maximum upto 16 Bar
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‘Types & Ranges
Pressure Fittings
‘+ Elbow 90°, Female Elbow $0 Elbow 45", Reducing Female Elbow 90°, Tee, Female Tee &°Y"
+ Reducing Tee, Reducing Female Tee, End Cap Plain, Threaded Cap, Male Thread Adaptor
Female Socket Adaptor, Female Slip Adaptor, Socket, Reducer Bushes, Female Reducer Bushes
Hex Nipples, Flanges, Unions, Repair Socket, Converter Socket, Reducing Socket
Pressure Pipes
+ UPVC Pressure Pipes & Fittings are available in inch sizes from 1/2"to 12" and in Millimeter sizes from 20mm
to 400mm.
Raw Material
‘The raw material used is 100 % UPVC virgin material with necessary additives / chemicals needed to facilitate
‘the manufacturing process,
Appearance
The internal and external surface of the pipes are smooth, clean and free from surface defects.
Colour
‘The colour of the Pipe Fittings are Grey throughout the wall
Effective Length of Pressure Pipes
All pipes are manufactured in 4m and 6 / 5.8m lengths.
Pressure Pipe Sockets
‘The Pipes are supplied as follows.
‘The inch size pipes from 1/2" to 2” and“mrn’ size pipes from 20mm to 63mm are supplied with plain ends.
The inch size pipes from 2°to 12" and “mm siz pipes from 63mm to 400mm are supplied with
Solvent cement socket or rubber ring socket.
General Physical Properties of UPVC
1 Specific Gravity Tat
2 ‘Thermal Conductivity 160 wien" C
3 Specific Heat 1040 / Ka"
4 Flammability UPVC is self extinguishing and wil not support combustion
5 Tensile Strength > 45 MN/sq cm at 20°C
6 Vieat Softening Temperature >aoe
7 Poissons Ratio 13
2 ‘Teal Expantion Co efficient 007..008 Mink
° Heat Conductivity at23.¢ o1sWirk
10 Water absorbtion at23.¢ 0.1%Mecha
and Physical Properties : UPVC Pipes
1 Impact Strength THR <10% at 0" EN 744
2 Vicat Softening Temperature >a0'c .N727
3 Longitudinal Reversion <5 hat 150°C EN 743 (Method 8 At)
4 Resistance to [No attack at any part of the EN 580
Dichlocomethane Test, surface of pipe at 15°C
5 Opacity Shall not transmit 502% of visible light ENS7S
6 Resistance to Internal Pressure No failure during the test Nez
period of thr at 20°C;42Mpa
Mechanical and Physical Properties : UPVC Fittings
1 Vieat Softening Temperature >7#C ENT
Depth of crack delamination, blisters oF
2 Effects on Heating signs of weld ine spliting < 30% ofwall EN 743 (Method B Ale),
‘thickness around injection point
3 Opacity Shall not transmit 3028 of visible light ENs7s
4 Resistance co Internal Pressure gaure during the test period 150 /ols 12092
of hr at 20°C;3.36x PN
Chemical Resistance
UPVC Pressure Pipe systems are suitable to be used with a number of acids alkalies salts and solvents that can
be mixed with water.
UPVC Pressure Pipe systems are not resistant to aromatic and chlorinated hydrocarbons
More detailed and specific information is available on pages 32-35 & in the British Standard code of
practice for plastic pipe work CP 312-3: 1973
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ON SITE STORAGE AND HANDLING
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Storage
‘+ The pipes should be kept on a flat surface or on level ground free from stones and sharp objects.
‘= The maximum stack should be 7 layers high under normal conditions and 6 layers high in hot conditions,
« Ideally a stack should contain pipes of the same diameter.f this is not possible nesting of the smaller pipes
inside the larger pipes may be done. The larger diameter pipes should always be kept at the bottom of the
stack
‘= Direct exposure to sunlight (UV rays) can affect the pipes and fittings, causing decolouration and
deterioration in the seal rings.
* Itis recommended that the pipes should not be exposed to direct sunlight and if kept in open for longer
periods of direct sunlight it should be covered by opaque sheets.
‘© While storing socketed pipes, it is recommended that alternate layers should have the sockets in the
‘opposite direction.om b@
Handling
‘= Reasonable care should be taken while handling of pipes. During unloading from vehicles, pipes should not
be dropped/mishandled from the vehicle.
«= Pipes should never be dragged along hard surfaces. In case of mechanical lifting, avoid using metal chains
and hooks in direct contact with the pipes. It is recommended to provide protected slings and padded
supports.
Transportation
= Generally UPVC pipes are supplied in prepacked bundles of standard quantity.
* Incase loose pipes being transported, the larger diameter and heavier pipes should be placed at the bottom
‘of the load and smaller diameter pipes on top.
' The pipes should be loaded in such a way that the overhang should be less than a meter.OWRAS
APPROVED MATERIAL
PATTIES TTA arc knead
‘Temperature / Pressure Relationship
The service life of a pipe system is influenced by the
relationship between the working temperature and the
working pressure. Illustration ‘A’ below plots, the
recommended maximum working pressures in relation
to working temperatures, based upon a service life
expectancy of $0 years for 15 bar fittings.
Itis appreciated, in the context of modern industrial pipe
system, reference to service life of 50 years, or even 20
years may be largely irrelevant. Such a time scale is,
however, used only as a basis of material provided
maximum combinations of pressure and temperature
are not exceeded,
Determi
ing the Pressure Rating of a System
In determining the maximum working pressure of system as whole, itis essential to take into consideration
‘those components in the system which have the lowest pressure rating. PVC pipe, for example,is available with
pressure ratings ranging from 6 bar (Class B) up to 15 bat (Class E), and itis frequently the pressure class of the
pipe that will determine the performance capability ofthe whole system.
Pressure ratings of pipe fittings and values are always quoted with and subjected to a given temperature,
usually 20° C.They can be used at higher pressures, but its a fundamental principle in plastics pipe work that
ifeither the temperature or the pressure is increased then the other must be reduced,
‘The table below shows the percentage of system's overall pressure rating recommended for various working
‘temperature over 20° C with a fluctuation not exceeding 5° C. Where pipe work is conveying highly corrosive
fr dangerous ligiuds, ors liable to mechanical abuse, it is recommended that the pressure rating be regarded
as that applicable to the next lower pressure clas.
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95
108
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100
90
80
79
60
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PIPE JOINTING TECHNIQUES
Solvent cement Joi
ha\
“The socket nd spigot tobe jointed shal“) The spigot intron depth shall be Thermating fs of pga nd socket
be throughly sen fray damage reasuted as te depth tom the ‘hallbe borough dene
Proper attention ssallbeqven'o spigot routhto the sour ofthe sect. laereario?
with marker REFERFIG 3).
Lush roughenthemaingsutaceof Thoroughly lan agin he mating ‘Apply wafer coat af solvent erento
the spigerand race wing deanery) sutce ane enrre tht 3 ming the igo and socket mating sree
‘otnor medium gus pape: Sac ae clean ane eompletely ‘Thecamentshl be applied
tacresHe 3) eresIe) lengttse direction and net wh
fredrmatan RETR FICS)
Inmelaely olowing cement applatin ensue thatthe piston anchored and
push the pga ulin the socet without ting the pipe The spigt sal be nsered
‘tts eae Cortir maton snd el in pce a 20 recon Remove the exert
‘iment fom around the mouth ofthe socket (EFERFIGE ET)
Leave eon undisturbed eve
rims then hand with reszonable
‘om FERC 8
Notes for Solvent Comet
1 Slvr cement lnimabe an salle used awe vetlae contin.
2iThesalentin te cement eraprses gach sot recommended te dove the infcantiner immediately ater we
5) Atl deanig fl be mixed th seve cement.
{3 Dont ure uth on when solvent erent hs pevout hardened
5) Slvet cement plea onthe pipe suface sul be removes immediatelyOWRAS
APPROVED MATERIAL
Rubber Ring Jointing
“he socket nd spigot tobe ined stall“) The spigot insertion depth salle Thespiget and socket shoul be
bethoroughy seen fer any carape ressie€ asthe depth ram the mouth thoroughly leaned Ary grease dit and
Properstenon salle gent sigst tthe shoulder ofthe socket The sigat_ other trelgn mate salle removed
‘aor andthe sealing ting The ‘halve mares ceorengh wt from the seaingweas REFER 3)
‘amferedspgot shal be dean and ‘ree__aterifan allowance or expan
‘rom burs The valing ing hal ‘egured thi shuld be desucea Frm
‘corel seated nthe souk gov ‘hespgot serio Gepth REFER HCD)
\ mee
Inmet after lubiationthe spigot sal be rough int contact th he socket The
“he spigot end an seang rng salle
though nated th thesstable ©) spigot shall be serie inte the socket unt stance fom the nner sesing secon
Lubveanc te spgetshllbelbieted fel. corect alignment at ths stage bessetal to ensure thatthe ruber sealing ing
tothe fulinertion dept ne round not tomar inhea fREFER GS)
{complete caumferencencuing
chamfer ares REFER HG)UPVC Pressure Pipes are manufactured as per the following dimensions:
Inch size Pressure Pipes :BS EN 1SO1452-2
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Ps
Wet
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UPVC High
‘Mean Outside Dia
22
255
334
421
481
602
887
1141
168
288
26
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25
269
37
a4
484
605
391
114,
1685
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24
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on Max
W 24
19 25
22 28
27 33
31 37
39 45
57. 66
73 84
tos 125
126 145,
157 184
187 216
Pressure Pipes to BS EN ISO 1452-2 Metric series
Con
22
25
31
46
60
103
128
152
Con
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30
37
53
69
102
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45
66
78
97
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52
76
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133
oe
PN-6
20mm
25mm
32mm
40mm
50mm
63mm
75mm
‘90 mm
110mm
160 mm
200mm
250mm
315mm
‘400mm
200
250
320
400
500
60
750
900
1100
1600
2009
2500
3150
4000
202
252
322
402
502
632
753.
903
1103
1604
2004
2505,
3156
4007
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oo Max
15 19
19 23
24 29
30 35
37 43
ar 54
56 6a
67 78
66 78.
95 107
ng 133
148 165
187 208
237 263
124
153
108
136
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20
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28
27
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For Water Supply Irigation, Drainage mains & Duct Cabling
‘Avallable in standard length of 58/6 meters with plain ends, pushft rubber rng (for dia > 2") or solvent socket ends.
Working pressure given are based on a temperature of 20°C. UPVC Pipes derate at higher temperature.
UPVC INCH SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(BS EN ISO 1452-3; CLASS-E; PN-15)
DELEON
‘size D t PN.
us 213 165, 15
ue 267 195, 5
r 335 25 15
et 22 270 15
a 482 300 15
i 603 360 15
Dnt 751 440 15
a7 ae8 505 5
« naz 620 15
e 1682 900 5
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D
213
267
335
422
482
603
754
388
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23
267
335
a2
482
603,
751
388
L
165
195,
25
270
300
360
440
505
530
909
165
195,
25
270
300
360
440
505
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ET
Size D t PN
TaN 335 25 15
ene 335 225 5
size > L PN
us 23 165 15
oe 287 195 15
# 335 25 5
ae 422 279 15
ue 482 300 15
x 603 360 15
2s" 7A 449 15
x ass 505 15
« 1142 630 15
e 1682 900 15
Cini eneaced
D L PN
15
15
15
5
15
15
15
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UPVC INCH SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTING:
(BS EN ISO 1452-3; CLASS-E; PN-15)
7) Reducing Tee
Size D L N
Yue 23 195 15
— ene 35 Bs 15
+ here 35 ns 15
Vax 489 00 5
pine 8 300 5
l Vax" 482 300 15
De 03 360 15
ow 603 360 5
dat" 603 360 15
ae 603 360 5
3a aaa 50s 5
axe a2 0 5
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Size D t ?N
=H Yeon 03 195 15
| Txt” 335 Rs 15
re toe BS bs 5
i 1 Vax tae 48.2 30.0 1s
| Taw 482 300 1%
Vax 483 300 5
dave 603 360, 15
Doe 603 360 5
ox" 603 360 5
9) End Cap Plain
size ° t PN
ve 23 16s "5
257 195 5
a ns 2s 5
| a2 x70 5
| 482 00 5
| 03 360 5
751 440 5
o ae 505, 5
m2 eo 5
1682 500 5
OE
Sire D PN
23 5
267 5
i 1 35 8
H j 422 5
+ 482 5
ca 603 5
751 15
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(BS ENISO 1452-3; CLASS-E; PN-15)
DL
Size D L PN
un 213 165 15
ae 287 195 5
" 335 225 15
1 422 219 5
We 482 300 5
2 503 350 5
Due 751 440 5
3 388 505 5
ro 1142 530 5
Nee ae
Size D L PN
ed 213 165 15
ae 267 195: is
r 335 225 5
We 422 270 15
wer 482 300 5
2 603 350 5
2 14 440 5
= 388 505 5
o 1142 60 15
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UPVC INCH SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTING:
(BS EN ISO 1452-3; CLASS-E; PN-15)
) Reducer Bush
cS : : -
I } ban 503 360 iB
i | 2x" 603 360 15
To 2 os ie, :
| lm ea iakce
= : : :
j ‘ Txt" 335 225 1S
1 | 1x3" 335 225 15
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(BS EN ISO 1452-3; CLASS-E; PN-15)
Size D L PN.
Wa 482 300 5
z 603 360 1s
2" 751 440 5
x 888 505 is
* 1142 630 5
s 1682 400 is
‘Size D C PN
. Ws 213 165, 15
ae 267 195, 15
Y 335 25 15
ve 432 300 15
2 603 360 5
2s 754 440 15
x 388 505 15
21) WYE 45°
D t PN
257 195 15
335 225 5
422 270 15
482 300 15
603 360 15
‘Size D t PN
z 604 5 15
a 391 5 5
a 1148 S 15
s 1685 5 5
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Flow Chart for uPVC PIPES
NOMINAL DIAMETER "TO 12”
The accompanying flow chart has been calculated on
the mean bore of UPVC pipes manufactured in different
lasses according to PN Rating BS EN IS01452:2:2000 These
standards are based on pipes made to inch diameters and
the diagram has been prepared on the basis of imperial
Units; metric equivalents of velocity and a separate scale for
rate of flow in litres per second are incorporated,
‘The smooth bore of UPVC pipes, which are not subject to
modulation, together with long pipe lengths, enables them
tobetreatedashydraulically smooth where they areusedfor
the conveyance of potable water supply. Sewage pumping
mains arein certain circumstances, liable to acquire coatings
‘of limes which may reduce their flow capacity.
‘To use the chart itis only necessary to visually locate the
appropriate intersection points to ascertain the relationship
between pipe dimension, flow and loss of head and if
required, the mean velocity of flow.
‘The charts has been prepared using the
Colebrook = white Flow equatior
ls _2510
375 BiisDT)
Velocity in metres per second
gravitational acceleration (a value of 807
IMishas been assumed)
Hydraulic gradient
Kinetic Viscosity (a value of 1.14110
linear measure of roughness in mm.= 0.003 mm
‘mean intemal diameter of pipe (manufactured to
BSEN ISO 145222000)
OWRAS
APPROVED MATERIAL
K.VALUE
The frictional losses occasioned by flow through fittings
are approximately proportional to the square of the liquid
velocity
‘The losses can be determined by the use of the following
formula
Where
H = lossothead
V = lguid velocity
9 = acceleration due to gravity
K = coefficient dependent on ype offiting
various Values for Kare~
90" Elbow K= 100
45 Elbow K= 04
22 1/2" Elbow k= 02
90° Bend K= 02
45°Bend k= 01
22 1/2" Bend k= 005
90° Tee fw in line k= 035
90° Tee flowin tooorfromranch K = 120
Gate valve: Open k= 012
‘closed k= 10
Yedlosed k= 60
Yeelosed K= 240
Globe valve:open K= 100
Barter valve: open k= 03>
Guta
LOSS OF HEAD: FT/1000 FT OR M/1000%
RATE OF FLOW : IMPERIAL GALLONS PER HOUR
RATE OF FLOW : LITRES PER SECOND
NOTE: THE DIAGRAM HAS BEEN CALCULATED ON THE BASIS OF THE MEAN GORE WITH DIMENSIONS AND TOLERANCES ACCORDING TO 8.S.EN 1452:2:2000
HYDRAULIC GRADIENT
BASED ON THE COLEBROOKE-WHITE FORMULAThe line and level of the pipe and hence buried depth of the
pipeline, will hve been predetermined at the design stage.
The trench should not be excavated too far in advance of
pipe laying and should be backfilled as soon as possible,
however joints should be left exposed until testing has
been successfully completed.
The width of the trench at ground level will depend on
the type of subsoil and buried depth of the pipeline. The
minimum width of the trench at the pipe springing line
should be as narrow as practicable but not less than the
pipe diameter plus 300mm. The maximum width of the
trench at the crown of the pipe must not exceed the pipe
diameter plus 600mm,
‘TRENCH FORMATION
a) DIRECT LAYING
Ifthe pipeis to be laid directly onto the trench bottom make
“sure that the trench formation is composed of:-
Stable, uniform , fine-grained soil, with no large flints oF
stones, or other protuberances which might cause point-
loading on the pipe.
TRENCH WORK
OWRAS
APPROVED MATERIAL
When laying the pipe directly the trench formation should
be trimmed to an even finish which will provide continuous
“support to the pipe.Additional excavation will be required
at the position of the pipe sockets to ensure proper joint
assembly and pipe support
by PIPE LAYING ON BEDDING
Iethe formation is unsuitable for direct laying the trench will
need to be excavated to a further depth of minimum of 100
mm below the underside of the pipe
This should be made up with a suitable bedding material
as below. In extreme conditions such as waterlogged
‘or unstable ground it may be necessary to increase the
thickness of the bedding material
If guidance is required please consult our technical
department. Pipelines laid through rock should always
be laid on a minimum of 100mm bed of suitable bedding
materials
ES SEL)Prius
he bedding material selected may be available from
excavated trench material or may need to be imported
from another source. The material should be granular in
nature, free from large stones, debris or frozen matter, and
preferably fine grained in nature. Materials such as clay
or hard chalk will break up when wetted should not be
used, Suitable materials are free draining coarse sand and
‘nominal single size gravel with rounded or angular particles
gravels should be normal single size 10mm or 5 to 10 mm
‘graded, preferably with angular particles which have good
self compacting properties.
Following satisfactory bedding and pipe laying, selected
material should be placed in the trench in layers not
exceeding 100 mm, each layer being throughly compacted
by hand. The selected material should have a maximum
particle size of 75mm and be free from topsol stones, tree
roots and other debris which may be harmful to the pipe.
‘The initial backfilling of selected material should continue
to @ minimum height of 100 mm above the crown of the
pipe.
The bedding material should be placed carefully in the
‘wench and properly compacted by hand to ensure a sound,
continuous bed for the pipes.Particular attention should be
paid to the socket holes to ensure correct placement and,
compaction of bedding materialin this area. Bricks or other
forms of temporary pipe support should never be left in
the trench.
‘Above this level normal backfilling procedures should be
adopted including compaction to prevent subsequent
settlementof the trenchinfil. Heavy mechanical compactors
should not be used until there is a minimum 300 mm layer
‘of material above the crown of the pipe. Any trench sheeting
should be carefully withdrawn during the backfilling and
Infill process, to allow proper compaction to occur.
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AVERAGE QUANTITES OF SOLVENT CEMENT,CLEANER AND LUBRICANT
REQUIRED FOR uPVC PIPE JOINTS USING SOOML CONTAINERS
SOLVENT CEMENT SOLVENT CLEANER LUBRICANT FOR UPVC PIPES WITH
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DEFLECTION Pvc BEND
THRUST FORCES
The Loc-Ring Internal Socket permits an angular deflection at the
jin 2/3 Te introduction of joint defection is, however generally
unnecessary in an inherently exible UPVC pipeline. Sufficient
Aexibity is provided by incividual pipe lengths to enable gentle
‘curves to be negotiated without imparting deflection atthe joint,
‘Asa general guide the cold bending radius (of UPVC pipe length
can be calculated 2 follows:
R= 250 x External Diameter
\Wnere a shorter radius of curvature is required, then uPVC formed
bends must be introduced
‘THERMAL MOVEMENT
Research has shown that in buried High Pressure inst
‘below ground temperatures remain constant and litle attention
need be given to the accommodation of thermal mavement It
«only necessary to consider the effect of ambient temperatures
during laying operations. Where solvents welded joints are being
"used the pipe line should be allowed to assume thermal stability
after laying before final connections are made and anchor block
ppstioned, No precautions are necessary using push =f joints
Whieh are self connecting
When 2 pipeline i constructed using push-
fitjoint separation due to intemal pressure
and resulting thwust forces must be
prevented, This is achieved using concrete
fhrust blocks at directional changes,
branches, end caps values te. The design
of UPVC pipes provides safety factor
of 21 after alife of 50 years at maximum
working pressure. In 'cesigning thrust
blocks tis logical to apply a similar factor of
safety after calculating thrust forces on the
maximum foreseeable pressure
In view ofthe flexible nature of UPVC itis desirable in thrust block
design to permit the largest possible area of contact between
firing concerned and the concrete blocks so that a restraint
against excessive flexing as wel as a thrust is provide (Fig) Tis
feature, in certain soll conditions, may also be applied to solvent
welded pipelines which need so support against thrust but which
can benefit by flexing restraint at abrupt directional changes.
Thrust Blocks concrete should not be allowed to encase the fiting
asthe external dlameter ofa UPVC pine must be left free to distend
‘due to pressure Muctuation. The block may be designed as shown
in fg.1 otal encasement is prefered the fiting should frst be
‘wrapped in several layers of heavy gauge polythene film prior to
above the hatched range.
‘Example: Determining the required flexible section
Calculating the relevant change in length
‘The example ofan ABS process pipe serves toillustrate
the procedure:
Length of piping from the fixed point to the branch point
here the change in length sto be taken up:
sL=8m.
“Installation temperature TM = 20°C
+ Max working temperature T35 =1°C
+ Min, working temperature:T20-=2°C
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activity Tong term system Ife ane maintenance costs
RESISTANCE TO CORROSION CHEMICAL RESISTANCE
UPVC pipes and ftings are resistant to almost all type of corasion, The resistance UPVC pipes and fitings to the chemical agents listed
Winther chemical or electrochemical in nature Since UPVC is a 86M below has been drawn rom CP312:Pare1:1972 General Prinples nd
Conductor galvanaatc and electro chemical effects donotoccurin Choice af Matenal,
UPVC pine systems
Ratings fr the EPDM seals usedin the High Pressure System have been
Because its non metalic the material is otally resistant to allfrms of Ince, where the UPVC rating afer from the EPDM rating 0” where
Imetallccomosion Aggresive waters resuing from bothhigh sulphate further information on chemicals not sted heres requirdrefertothe
Soils and low harcess waters wll ot attach UPVC In any Way. Hepworth Technical Bepartment.[em 6 4 Ve
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DIN 8061 / 8062 ; PN-16 ; PN-10 ; PN-6
Millimeter size Pressure Pipe:
‘Mean Outside Dia
20mm
25mm
32mm
40mm
50mm
63mm
75mm
90mm.
0mm
160 mm
180 mm
200 mm
225 mm
250mm
280mm
315mm
355 mm
400 mm
UPVC High
20mm
25mm
22mm
40mm
50mm
6amm
75mm
‘90 mm
0mm
160 mm
250mm
315mm
400mm
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200)
250
320
409
500)
630
750)
90.9
1100
1600
1800
2000
250
2500
2800
3150
3550
200,
250
320
400
500)
0
750,
909
109
1600
200.0
2509
3150
400.0
cod
202
252
322
402
502
632
753
903
11030
160.40
18040
22550
25050
315.60
355.70
40070
Pressure Pipes to 1S 1
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202
252
322
402
502
62
753
903
1103
1604
2008
2505
3156
4007
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUE
IN 8061 / 8062
Cons
PN-16
co Max
15 19)
19. 23.
24 29
30 35.
37 43
47 54
56 64
67 78
32 93.
ng 133
134 150
149 166
167 186
185 207
208 231
234 | 260
263 298
297 329
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15
19
24
30
38
45
54
66
95
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148
187
237
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18
19
29
36
4a
52
62
75
107
133
165
208
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15 19.
18 22
19 23
24 29
30 35.
36 42
43 50
53 61
77 a7
86 97
96 108
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150167,
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For Water Supply, rigation, Drainage mains & Duct Cabling
‘Available in standard length of 58/6 meters with plain ends, pushfit ruber rng (or dia > / 75mm) or solvent socket ends
Working pressure given are based on a temperature of 20°C. UPVC Pipes derate at higher temperature.
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UPVC MILLIMETER SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
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‘Size
done
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| Der dat bo 16
L aoxtie 401 260 16
t Soni sot io 16
| axe ah 30 16
t Braye Bt ao 16
Son 0 S10 is
@ RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUEUPVC MILLIMETER SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
3) Elbow 45° Plain
‘Size D. L PN
ry |
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&
O
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUE
20mm 201 160 16
251mm 251 190 18
32mm 321 220 16
20mm 01 260 16
50mm 501 310 16
1 6mm 6 380 16
i 75 mm 751 440 16
20mm 90.1 510 16
V Tomm 1101 610 16
160 mm 1602 350 16
200mm 2002 106.0 10
Dero
‘Size D. t PN
20mm 201 160 16
25mm 251 180 6
ay 32mm 321 20 16
40mm 401 260 18
Somm 5% 310 16
6mm 380 16
75 mm 440 16
30mm 510 16
Tomm 1101 510 16
160 mm 1602 350 16
200 mm 2002 1060 10
cnn eed
Size > L PN
20x12" 201 160 16
25x34" 25.1 190 16
3ax1" 321 20 16
adxe 401 260 16
Soxty" 50.1 310 16
@3x2" ea 380 16
Tsx2ve 75.1 440 16
90x3" 90.1 510) 16
Onna
D. L PN
25x20mm 25.1 190 16
32x20mm 321 20 16
32x25mm 32.1, 20 16
50%20mm $0.1 30 16
50x25mm $07 310 16
S0x32mm 50.1 310 16
63x20mm 63.1 350 16
S3x25mm $3.1, 380 16
63x32mm 63.1 380 16
62xSomm 63.1 380 16
S0x63mm $0.1 510 16
M0xB0mm 110.1 610) 16
i60x90mm 1602 350 16
160% 110mm 1602 350) 16
20x 160mm 200.2 1060 10UPVC MILLIMETER SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
7) Reducing Female Tee: Two end plain/Center end BSP female thread
‘Size D t PN
20x12" 201 160 16
25x1K" 251 180 16
321 220 16
321 20 16
501 310 16
501 310 16
oi 380 16
6 380 16
Ere
D L
20mm 201 160 16
25mm 251 180 16
32mm 321 220 16
40mm 401 260 16
50mm 501 310 16
6mm 6 380 16
75mm 751 440 16
90 mm 90.1 510 16
nom 110, 610 16
160 mm 160.2 360 16
200mm 2002 1060 10
PLM ee
4 .
! Size . t PN
j dows 203 160 1
i Ie dsl Os 199 1s
Der aa no 16
€
1} dont 40 360 16
} soxn" —5s01 310 16
i} 6x2" 631 380 16
al Taave —731 480 16
s0x3" 30: 510 1s
Moxe" 10a a0 16
110) Female Socket Adaptor ; BSP female thread/plain socket
aml ‘Size D L PN
1 . 20.1 160 16
I 25.1 190 16
i 321 20 16
4ox1Ve" 40.1 260 16
Pi Soxivr 50.1 310 16
x2 6a 380 16
75x20" 75.1 440 16
90%3" 0.1 510 16
Moxa" 1101 610 16
a RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUEUPVC MILLIMETER SIZE PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
DUS La
Size D L PN.
20x12" 201 160 16
Dx Hr 25.1 190 16
32x1" 321 20 16
foxive 401 250) 16
Soxiia" 50.1 31.0 16
3x2" ea 380) 16
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Size D t PN
25%20mm 25.1 190 16
32x20mm 3211 20 16
32x25mm 321 220 16
t 40x20mm 40.1 260 16
40 x25mm 40.1 260 16
| 40x32mm 40.1 260 16
| 50x20mm 501 Ho 16
! | 50x25mm 50.1 310 16
50x32mm 501 310 16
Pl 63x20mm 63.1 380 16
S3x25mm 631 380 16
Bx32mm 63.1 380 16
63x50mm 63.1 380 16
75xs0mm 75.1 440 16
75x63mm 75.1 440 16
90x32mm 90.1 510 16
Soxsomm 901 510 16
90x63mm 90.1 510 16
90x75mm 90.1 510 16
T10xs0mm 110.1 610 16
Mox63mm 110.1 610 16
160%90mm 1602 350 16
160x710mm 1602 360 16
200x 160mm 200.2 106.90) 10)
25x 160mm 2253 1190 16
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUE mUPVC MILI
Eee
‘Size D t PN
som 50.10 310 16
63mm 63:10 380 16
75mm 75.10 440 16
90 mm 90.10 510 16
omm 110.10 610 16
160mm 16020 860 16
200mm 2002 1060 10
SMT
Size D 3 PN
20mm 20.10 160 16
25mm. 25:10 190 16
32mm 32.10 20 16
40mm 40.10 260 16
50mm, 50.10 310 16
63mm 63:10 380 16
75mm 75.10 440 16
90mm, 90:10 510) 16
Momm 110.10 610 16
‘Size D t PN
25mm. 251 190 16
2mm 321 20 16
40mm 401 260 16
50mm 501 310 16
63mm 631 380 16
17) Female Reducer Bush ; BSP female thread
‘Size
Bx"
a2xat
Bx
D
251
321
321
L
190
20
220
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUE
E PRESSURE PIPES AND FITTINGS
(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
PN
16
16
16UPVC MILLIMETER SIZE PRESSURE
18) Converter Socket
iad
e
°
e
RELIABILITY, QUALITY AND VALUE
Size D
20x" 201/213
| 25x3e 251/267
Saxt" 321/335
aoxive 401/422
Sox ivi" 501/482
3x2" 631/603
75x28" 751/75.)
90x3"90.1/888
Moxa 1101/1142
Tom
DI/D
TT} 200 x 160mm 200.2/ 160.2
|
T
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(DIN 8063 ; PN-16)
t
160/165
190/195
220/225
260/270
310/300
380/360
440
510/505
610/630
U/L.
1060/3860
PN
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
16
PN
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