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COMPLIANCE INFO_1989-2013
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EHD - Public
ProgramCode
2300 - Underground Storage Tank Program
File Section
COMPLIANCE INFO
FileName_PostFix
1989-2013
RECORD_ID
PR0504967
PE
2361
FACILITY_ID
FA0006440
FACILITY_NAME
SHERIFFS OPERATIONS CTR #2
STREET_NUMBER
7000
Direction
N
STREET_NAME
MICHAEL CANLIS
STREET_TYPE
BLVD
City
FRENCH CAMP
Zip
95231
APN
19305014
CURRENT_STATUS
01
SITE_LOCATION
7000 N MICHAEL CANLIS BLVD
P_LOCATION
99
P_DISTRICT
001
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Approved
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IN <br />Manual 1055 <br />July 15, 1985 <br />L LISTED ® 11 PIPE INSTALLATION I S TI S <br />A.O. SMITH -INLAND INC. REINFORCED PLASTICS DIVISION 2700 W. 65TH ST., LITTLE ROCK, AR 72209 501-568-4010 TWX 910-722-7377 <br />i <br />EMPTY HARDENER <br />INTO ADHESIVE l^q <br />r <br />MIX UNTIL ADHESIVE <br />FLOWS SMOOTHLY <br />r CLEANBOTH SPIGOT <br />AND BELL END <br />J <br />APPLY ADHESIVE <br />TO BOTH SPIGOT <br />, <br />AND BELL ENDS <br />T.A. B. <br />vac h. IelelevlevV Ivey l even <br />TO SCREW TOGETHER <br />1. Properly instruct the crew in good installation techniques. <br />A. Adhesive mixing. <br />1. When the weather is cool (70°F or below), pre -warm the adhesive <br />kits. (Warm to the touch is sufficient.) <br />2. Empty the hardener can into the can of adhesive. <br />3. Mix all the adhesive with all of the hardener during the mixing <br />process. <br />4. Wipe down the sides, bottom and under the rim of the can with the <br />mixing stick. <br />5. Mix until the adhesive has a smooth flow off the mixing stick. <br />B. Joint cleaning. <br />NOTE: Solvent containers may be under pressure. Use caution when <br />removing the inner seals. Eye protection is recommended. <br />1. Use sufficient cleaner and clean paper towels. <br />2. Clean all of the T.A.B. or tapered surfaces, both bell and spigot. <br />3. Remove oil, grease, mud, fingerprints, etc. <br />4. Once cleaned, do not touch the bonding surfaces. <br />C. T.A.B. joint make-up. <br />1. Measure the length of the threads in the bell. <br />2. On the spigot, make a mark %i' longer than the bell thread mea- <br />surement. <br />3. Prewarm the surfaces at temperatures below 70°F. Use a propane <br />torch with flame spreader tip, electric heating collar or other handy <br />heat source. Surfaces should be warm to the touch. Do not touch <br />tapered surfaces to check (i.e., touch outside of bell or inside of <br />spigot.) <br />4. Cover all machined areas on the spigot and at least %2" beyond the <br />last thread in the bell with the adhesive. <br />5. Screw the pipe together by hand ensuring that you do not have the <br />joint cross threaded. With 2" diameter RED THREAD II pipe you can <br />tighten it with your hands until the mark on the spigot is no longer <br />visible. On 3" and 4" RED THREAD II pipe use the T.A. B. wrenches to <br />screw the pipe together until the mark on the spigot is no longer <br />visible. Spigots must insert at least %4'. past the threaded portion of <br />the bell. <br />6. Check lock-up by moving free end of pipe in an up and down or side <br />to side motion. No movement should be visible in the joint. If any <br />movement exists, continue to tighten until no movement is visible. <br />Connections into fittings are made using the normal bell and spigot <br />methods. (111 C) <br />11. Organize the crew for maximum efficiency. <br />A. The man doing the cleaning should stay one joint ahead of the assembly <br />crew and raise the free end of the pipe for good alignment. <br />B. Organize the crew so that the adhesive is spread on the bonding surface <br />as quickly as possible — particularly in extremely hot weather. <br />C. Plan adhesive kit usage so that the crew won't have to wait while one <br />man goes to get another kit. <br />D. Plan ahead so that a sufficient number of bonds are available to use up <br />one whole kit to avoid waste. <br />
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