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Flexible Underground Piping Manual <br />trench. Add 4.25" to this figure and transfer measurement to <br />the Access Pipe. <br />10.2 Access Pipe Cutting <br />Transfer measurement to the <br />Access Pipe and make cut in the <br />closest valley. <br />10.3 Access Pipe Connections <br />Insert the black stiffener into the <br />Access Pipe, then insert the Access <br />Pipe into the flexible boot from <br />outside of the sump. Be sure the <br />edge of the Access Pipe is flush with <br />the inside face of the boot. After the <br />Access Pipe has been positioned, <br />install the band clamps around the <br />boot. Repeat this same installation <br />procedure with the other end <br />of the Access Pipe section. <br />11.0 TANK SUMP PLUMBING TREES <br />The type of piping application used shall determine what type <br />of piping connections shall be made inside the tank sump. <br />NOTE: Prior to assembling plumbing trees, be sure the <br />OPW-FCS fittings are aligned with the pipe entries <br />through the sump wall to prevent excessive bending of <br />the pipe within the sump. <br />11.1 Pressure Supply Systems <br />For pressure piping systems, the flexible piping may be <br />connected to the tank's submersible pump using the Flex <br />fittings or a flexible connector. For this application, both <br />single and dual line connections may be made. <br />11.1.1 Single Pipe Line To Pump Connections <br />This application includes a plumbing tree <br />assembly which interconnects the <br />submersible pump to a single flexible piping <br />line. A typical pipe connection assembly <br />would include a ball shut-off valve and <br />standard plumbing elbow installed between <br />the submersible pump and the pipe adapter, <br />as shown. <br />For coax type connections, a plumbing assembly fitted with <br />a standard plumbing elbow fitting would be connected to a <br />coax <br />F/exW Q R KS <br />BY DPW FUELING CONTAINMENT SYSTEMS <br />pipe adapter. This accommodates the <br />connection of a coax pipe coupling <br />installed on the end of a flexible pipe <br />section. The adapter is attached by first <br />applying the specified thread sealant to the <br />male pipe threads. Then hand tighten <br />firmly followed by two full turns with a pipe <br />wrench. <br />CAUTION: Do not apply the plumbing wrench to the <br />section of the pipe adapter which contains the test port. <br />NOTE: For coaxial fitting NPT threads, use only UL <br />classified thread sealant specifically formulated for <br />gasoline and petroleum products. Do not overtighten coax <br />type fittings. <br />For swivel type piping connections, a <br />plumbing assembly fitted with a standard <br />plumbing elbow fitting would be connected <br />to a swivel or barbed adapter. <br />The arrangement accommodates the <br />connection of a swivel pipe coupling <br />installed on the end of a flexible pipe <br />section. <br />11.1.2 Dual Pipe Lines To Pump Connections <br />This application includes a plumbing tree assembly which <br />interconnects the submersible pump to two flexible piping <br />lines. A typical connection assembly would include a tee fitting <br />or a dual adapter fitting fitted with a ball shut-off valve and two <br />standard plumbing elbows as shown. <br />For coax type connections, a plumbing assembly fitted with <br />two standard plumbing elbow fittings would be connected to <br />two coax pipe adapters. This arrangement accommodates the <br />connection of coax pipe couplings which are installed on the <br />end of two flexible pipe sections. The adapter is attached by <br />first applying the specified thread sealant to the male pipe <br />threads. Then hand tighten firmly followed by two full turns with <br />a pipe wrench. <br />CAUTION: Do not apply the plumbing wrench to the <br />section of the pipe adapter which contains the test port. <br />NOTE: For coaxial fitting NPT threads, use only UL <br />classified thread sealant specifically formulated for <br />gasoline and petroleum products. Do not overtighten coax <br />type fittings. <br />For swivel type piping connections, a plumbing assembly fitted <br />with two standard plumbing elbow fittings would be connected <br />to swivel or barbed adapter. This arrangement is to <br />accommodate the connection of swivel pipe couplings installed <br />on the end of two flexible pipe. <br />11.2 Suction Supply Systems <br />For suction systems, all flexible piping connections are made <br />directly into the tank. In this application typically a tank <br />manway cover would be fitted with a multitude of female <br />threaded tank fittings. These tank fittings should have pipe <br />fittings, either a standard plumbing elbows or capped tees <br />