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SECTION S ♦ Secondary Ontainment System Size Reductions <br /> TABLE 2.4.1 Termination Fitting Connections OW, <br /> Vc Termination(l)Fitting Size LargeEnd Fits: Small End Fits: nt pipe <br /> g a tele- <br /> 3"x 211 3" Pipe 2" male threaded adapter(2) a dons can be made from 5"to 4" <br /> x fl mm made tttrr later mm)and 4"to 3" <br /> 5 mm to 100 <br /> �... (100 mm to 75 mm). both ends of <br /> 4"x 3" 4" Pipe 3" male threaded adapter(2) the telescoping concentric reducer <br /> are bonded to a scarfed or sanded <br /> a m tttitn l l e S 11 a e ed a,ape( 3 end of pipe. <br /> 6"x 4" 6" Pipe 4" male threaded adapter . __ N- <br /> 154 1 t}Q nall' � e lradlclpr..; w <br /> (� ment piping <br /> Note: All other secondary containment fittings are manu- installations requiri cess stations for vi- <br /> sfactured to fit the O.D.of containment piping. sual or electronic le everal sizeof reducing <br /> saddles are availabl etin No. B2150 for saddle <br /> When terminating from 4" (100 mm) secondary contain- sizes and descriptio ee Fig. 2.6.1). <br /> ment pipe to 2" (50 mm)product pipe, the following fit- <br /> tings are required: Containment saddles must be installed prior to bonding <br /> and testing the product piping. <br /> 1. 4"x 3" (100 mm x 75 mm)termination fitting with or <br /> without tap Use DS-7000 series adhesive or DS-8000 series adhesive <br /> when bonding saddles to the pipe. Threaded connections <br /> 2. 3"x 2" (75 mm x 50 mm) secondary containment re- must be made with a flexible connector such as flexible <br /> ducer bushing(3) hose to eliminate bending stress. Tighten threads as if <br /> they were brass or other soft material. <br /> 3. 2" (50 mm)bell x male threaded adapter for secondary <br /> containment(O.D. machined or sanded; see Fig. 2.4.4) Procedure for installing secondary containment saddles: <br /> See Fig. 2.4.4 below for an example of fittings required. Refer to Fig. 2.6.2. <br /> SECTION S • SECONDARY CONTAINMENT SYSTEM SIZE 1. Locate saddle on pipe and mark around saddle base. <br /> 2. Use a file or rough sandpaper(40 grit or less) to re- <br /> move all surface gloss from the pipe O.D.where the <br /> saddle is to be bonded. Use circular or random pattern <br /> during sanding to eliminate grooves on the pipe sur- <br /> 4 x 3 Termination Fitting face. <br /> �— 4"Secondary <br /> Containment Pipe <br /> 3. After sanding, locate saddle on pipe and mark hole to <br /> be cut in pipe. Using a pilot drill and a fine-tooth cir- <br /> cular hole saw, cut a hole of the same size as the outlet <br /> of the saddle. Do not force the cutter,or it will unduly <br /> 2"Bell x Male 2"Product fray the edges of the hole. <br /> Threaded Pipe <br /> Adapter 4. All bonding surfaces must be free of contamination. <br /> (special for <br /> secondary 3 x 2 Secondary Containment See Section 7, Para. 2.7.2. <br /> containment Reducer Bushing <br /> with scarfed, (special for secondary <br /> or machined containment with scarfed, <br /> C.D.) <br /> or machined O.D.) 5. Apply a heavy coat of adhesive to the O.D. of the pipe, <br /> FIGURE 2.4.4 I.D.of the saddle, and the edges of the pipe wall ex- <br /> posed by the hole. <br /> (1) The 6"x 4"(150 mm x 100 mm)termination fitting is not UL Listed. 6. Place the saddle over the hole and clamp with two <br /> (2) A special coupling with controlled O.D.may be obtained for use with hose clamps. Using a large screw driver, hand tighten <br /> the termination fittings and threaded fittings. the Clamps alternately until SeCUTe and adhesive <br /> U <br /> not UL Lis <br /> (3) x s squeezes e wa <br /> Listed. q y(75 mm x 50 mm)secondary containment reducer bushing is s out all the around the saddle. This will <br /> 26 0 Installation Instructions <br />