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2.3.1 Preparation When installing a secondary contain- ment system from Smith Fiberglass Products, some preparation is neces- sary if the closest possible separation of lines is required. To minimize the overall change in elevation when in- stalling a containment crossover, it is Containment Pipe Size (in.) (mm) 3 75 4 100 6 1S0 necessary to shorten one leg of the 45° containment elbow and the side outlet run of the containment tee. Refer to Table 2.3.1 for the maximum length that can be removed and for the minimum nipple length of both product piping and secondary con- tainment piping. To prevent interference of the pipe- lines, do not locate two containment fittings closer than shown in Table 2.3.2, Figure 2.3.1. TABLE 2.3.1 CONTAINMENT CROSSOVER INFORMATION Remove from 45° Crossover Elbow (Max. in.) (Max. mm) 1.25 32 2.00 51 1.25 32 Remove from Side Run— Tee (Max. in.) `" (Max. mm) 1.50 38 1.63 41 1.00 25 Product"' Nipple Size (Min. in.) (Min. mm) 2 x 8 50 x 200 3 x 8 7S x200= 4 x 10 100 x 250 Containment Nipple Size (Min. in.) (Min. mm) 3 x 6 75x150 4 x 6 100x150 6 x 8 150 x200. Actual length of the product nipple will vary slightly because of different insertion lengths due to variations in tapers. TABLE 2.3.2 PIPE SEPARATION DISTANCES Containment Pipe A B C D E (in.) (in.) (in.) (in.) (in.) (in.) 3 7.5 10.6 6.5 10 14.5 4 8.5 12 7.5 12 16.5 6 10.65 15 g 14.7 22 Note: Match drill two holes (5/16 -inch) at a distance of 3/4 -inches (19 mm) from the cut end of the 45° elbow and the tee. 2.3.1 NOTE: The 2.5" (64 mm) critical dimension must be inspected in the field. a