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REPAIR PROCEDURES <br /> For damaged pipe , NOV Fiber Class Systems recommends <br /> only the repair methods listed below. DO NOT attempt to re= <br /> pair damaged fittings . Always pressure test repair work before <br /> putting the line back into service to assure the soundness of <br /> the repaired section . Contact local representative for further <br /> information . <br /> During repair, the pipeline should not be under pressure and <br /> the area to be repaired must be clean and dry throughout the <br /> procedure . <br /> For Pied Thwea6 11M , <br /> Patch —t r � Damage <br /> Pipe Patching <br /> Follow these instructions to repair pipe wall damage where <br /> the damaged area is two inches (50 mm ) or less in diameter : <br /> • Cut the protective mesh covering and slide away from <br /> damaged area . <br /> Cut a length of good pipe long <br /> enough to adequately cover the <br /> damaged area and extend at least <br /> three inches ( 75 mm ) and prefer <br /> ably four inches ( 100 mm) to either side of the damaged <br /> area . <br /> ® Slit the " patch " lengthwise twice and remove a section <br /> so that about three-fourths of the circumference remains . <br /> ® Thoroughly sand the inner surface of the patch and sand <br /> a corresponding area on the pipe around the damaged <br /> section . Use 60 to 80 grit Emery cloth or sandpaper, a <br /> file , or a disc sander to remove all gloss from the surfaces <br /> to be bonded . <br /> • If solvent is used to clean all bond <br /> ing surfaces , allow the solvent to <br /> evaporate then apply a thick coat <br /> ing of adhesive to both surfaces , <br /> snap the patch in place , and apply pressure with hose <br /> clamps or banding material until the adhesive hardens . <br /> Heat curing methods described above may be used if <br /> necessary. The clamps may be left on or removed after <br /> curing . <br /> B Replace the protective mesh covering if the repair is <br /> made on primary 2 " (50 mm ) pipe . <br /> 34 <br />