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Manual 1190 <br />October 1, 1986 <br />DOUBLE-WALL SECONDARY CONTAINMENT <br />PIPING INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS SMITH <br />SMITH FIBERGLASS PRODUCTS INC., A SUBSIDIARY OF A.O. SMITH CORPORATION <br />2700 West 65th Street - Little Rock, Arkansas 72209-8592 - Telephone: (501) 568-4010 - TWX NO. 910-722-7377 <br />The Smith Fiberglass Products double-wall secondary containment <br />system is designed for use with U.L. Listed RED THREADS II pipe, <br />manufactured by Smith Fiberglass. Secondary containment systems <br />consist of the next larger size of pipe and special two-piece fittings. <br />Refer to Manual 9474 or 1055 and Bulletin 1004 for installation in- <br />structions for the U.L. Listed pipe. <br />SECTION I <br />PREPARATION AND ASSEMBLY <br />A. Containment System <br />Smith Fiberglass secondary containment sizes are: <br />Containment For Product <br />Pipe Size Pipe Size <br />3" RED THREAD II 2" RED THREAD II <br />4" RED THREAD II 3" RED THREAD II <br />6" RED THREAD II 4" RED THREAD II <br />All factory spigots and couplings must be cut off the ro ^—n- <br />ment piping prior to installation. Containrnant fittings accept <br />only plain -end pipe (iitoroughly sanded). <br />The ends of the containment pipe must be thoroughly sanded <br />with 40-60 grit sandpaper to remove all surface gloss when <br />the pipe is to be joined with fittings. Any heavy resin drips or <br />surface irregularities must be removed. Belt sanders, disc <br />sanders, drum sanders or a coarse cut flat file may be used. <br />The sanded length must exceed 33/4". <br />The containment pipe must be positioned over the RED <br />THREAD II product pipe prior to bonding of the product pipe. <br />After testing of the product pipe, the containment fittings <br />should be installed and the containment system tested. <br />®RED THREAD is a registered trademark of Smith Fiberglass Products Inc <br />Useful sections of Manual 9474: <br />— Tool and Equipment List <br />(NOTE: Two 7/16" wrenches are <br />also required for installation.) <br />— Storage and Handling <br />— Layout and Preparation <br />— Cutting <br />— Bonding/Adhesive Mixing <br />Typically the length of the containment system is determined <br />from: <br />L = (OAL of Product Piping) — (B) <br />(See Figure 1) <br />_Wuct <br />Containment Pipe <br />Pipe I OAL <br />Ll <br />Figure 1 <br />Product <br />Pipe Size <br />B <br />C <br />2" <br />3" <br />6„ <br />T" <br />31/2' <br />61/2" <br />4 <br />31/2" <br />71/2" <br />C___ _OAL — B <br />Example: If 2" product pipe is 20 ft., 6 in. long, cut <br />containment pipe 20 ft., 3 in. long. <br />NOTE: When terminating with a concentric reducer, use the C <br />dimension in the table above. <br />It is helpful to lay out the system, cut, taper and dry fit all <br />product lines. Where possible, place containment fitting <br />halves under the product fittings. (See Figure 2) <br />