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Installation kit includes: <br />• Two-piece 1 " steel coupling. <br />• Adhesive. <br />• Mixing stick. <br />• Sandpaper. <br />• Putty knife. <br />• Instruction sheet. <br />How to Install Electrical Steel Coupling <br />Step #1- Cut Hole <br />• Drill 2" diameter hole (using contractor supplied carbide <br />tipped or masonry hole saw) at marked coupling location. <br />Step #2 - Sand and Clean <br />• Use supplied sandpaper (60 grit) to sand area around <br />drilled hole on both inside and outside of turbine enclosure. <br />❑ Turbine enclosure must be sanded "white" to insure <br />proper bond. <br />❑ Sanded area should radiate at least 3" our from hole edges. <br />• Sand inside flange faces of both coupling sections. <br />• Use clean, dry cloth to clean sanding dust from all <br />sanded surfaces. <br />Step #3 - Mix and Apply Adhesive <br />Note: Mix adhesive in accordance with instructions in <br />adhesive kit. Adhesive shelf life is six months. <br />• Make sure all surfaces are dry. <br />• Follow Adhesive Application Guidelines in section F5. <br />• Apply adhesive to prepared surfaces on both Fiberglass <br />turbine enclosure and coupling flanges. <br />Step #4 - Attach Steel Coupling <br />• Insert male threaded coupling section from outside <br />of turbine enclosure. <br />• Screw female threaded section onto male section <br />from inside of turbine enclosure. <br />• Tighten down both sections by hand tightening until <br />adhesive is squeezed out from flange faces. <br />• Use flat stick or supplied putty knife to fill in all <br />gaps around fitting flange/turbine enclosure joint. <br />Step #5 - Curving <br />• Allow minimum of four hours for adhesive to harden <br />completely. <br />❑ Do not move or impact coupling during hardening <br />process. <br />• For outside temperatures under 60°F, apply heat to <br />assure proper adhesive curing. <br />❑ Heat may be applied using a heat gun. <br />❑ See Adhesive Application Guidelines in section F5. <br />28 <br />• Complete successful test of the steel coupling. • <br />❑ See section F7. <br />• Install conduit onto the coupling. <br />Step #6 - Disposal of Unused Catalyst, Adhesive. <br />• Mix unused tubes of catalyst and any unused catalyst <br />or adhesive (as described above) to form a solid for <br />safe disposal. <br />• Dispose resulting solid as a non -hazardous waste in <br />accordance with federal, state and local regulations. <br />V Steel Coupling <br />Turbine Enclosure Wall <br />(Exterior Surface) <br />Female Section ;:f 1 <br />1 <br />Male Section' <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 />G7. Testing Periodic Maintenance <br />If turbine enclosure fittings have been abused, damaged, <br />or worn: <br />• Test turbine enclosure immediately for potential leaks. <br />In normal service: <br />• Use standing water test as described in F7. <br />Note: Leak test turbine enclosure at least once a year. <br />Hl. Other Accessories <br />Compression Rings <br />• Optional steel compression rings are available to connect a <br />piping trench liner (flexible membrane or fiberglass trench <br />liner) to: <br />❑ The manway cover. <br />❑ A Fiberglas attachment ring. <br />❑ A manway interface ring. <br />• When flexible membranes are used, a special caulk <br />(supplied by the trench liner manufacturer) is applied to <br />both sides of the liner before fastening it to the manway <br />flange. <br />Fiberglas Manways <br />• Tighten manway bolts until gasket seals the opening. <br />❑ Do not exceed 50 foot-pounds during bolt tightening <br />or manway flange damage may occur. <br />