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Step #3 Mix and Apply Adhesive <br />Note: Adhesive shelf life is six months. Check produc- <br />tion date on box. <br />• Confirm bonding surfaces of turbine enclosure and FRP <br />coupling are dry, clean, and sanded. <br />• Thoroughly mix two part adhesive in accordance with <br />detailed mixing instructions contained in adhesive kit. <br />• Apply adhesive with supplied putty knife to prepared <br />surfaces on both fiberglass turbine enclosure and FRP <br />fitting flanges. <br />Field Installed FRP Coupling Turbine Enclosure Interior <br />Female Section A Male Section' <br />, <br />t <br />, <br />tD Sand these surfaces first, then apply adhesive to these surfaces just before <br />final assembly. <br />'Male section to be inserted from the inside of the turbine enclosure. <br />Step #4 Attach FRP coupling <br />Insert male threaded coupling section from inside of tur- <br />bine enclosure. <br />• Screw female threaded section from outside of turbine <br />enclosure. <br />• Tighten down both sections by hand tightening until ad- <br />hesive is squeezed out from flange faces. <br />Note: Hand tighten only. <br />• Use flat stick or putty knife to fill in all gaps around <br />coupling flange and turbine enclosure wall. <br />Step #5 Curing <br />• Allow minimum of four hours for adhesive to harden. <br />❑ Mating parts must not be moved before adhesive is <br />fully cured. <br />• For outside ambient temperatures below 60°F, apply supple- <br />mental heat to initiate adhesive curing process. <br />❑ See Adhesive Application Guidelines in Section F5. <br />• Test coupling: <br />❑ See Section F7, Hydrostatic Water Test for details. <br />❑ After successful test, install secondary piping into <br />FRP coupling. <br />Step 46 Disposal of Unused Catalyst, Adhesive. <br />• Mix unused tubes of catalyst and any unused catalyst or <br />adhesive to form a solid for safe disposal. <br />• Dispose of resulting solid as a nonhazardous waste in <br />accordance with federal, state and local regulations. <br />26 <br />G4. Secondary Piping Connection <br />Two most commonly used methods to secondarily con- <br />tain piping: <br />• Double -Wall fiberglass pipe. <br />• HDPE secondary containment system. <br />Note: Fiberglass pipe manufactured by Smith Fiberglass <br />and Ameron are dimensionally compatible with the Fluid <br />Containment supplied FRP Coupling. <br />Typical methods to attach secondary piping are shown <br />in the following drawings: <br />Installed FRP Coupling Used With Fiberglass Double -Wall Pipe <br />Turbine Enclosure Interior <br />Female Section <br />Male Section <br />Fiberglas <br />Secondary Pipe <br />Fiberglas t <br />Primary Pipe <br />Adhesive FII <br />O Sand inner surface of coupling and <br />outer surface of Fiberglas pipe. <br />Apply adhesive to inside surface of <br />FRP coupling and outside surface of <br />FRP pipe just before final assembly. <br />Field Installed FRP Coupling Used With HDPE Secondary <br />Containment System <br />ine Enclosure Interior <br />Female Section <br />Fiberglas Pipe Stubale <br />Section <br />Fiberglas <br />*Ril <br />Primary PipeOO <br />Sand inner surface of 3' <br />FRP coupling and outer <br />HDPE Secondary <br />surface of FRP pipe. <br />Containment System <br />Adhes <br />A adhesive to inside <br />PPIY <br />Stainless Steel <br />surface of FRP coupling <br />Hose Clamp <br />and outside surface of FRP <br />pipe stub just before final <br />assembly. <br />