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Trenching,bedding Recommended practices <br /> and backfilling Although fiberglass pipe has excellent strength,it must be protected against impact <br /> which may occur from improper handling or during backfilling. <br /> • Provide a trench width equal to the pipe diameter plus six inches on each side. <br /> Separate multiple lines by at least 4 inches.Refer to Fig.5-1. <br /> • Provide a minimum of 18 inches of select backfill between the top of the pipe <br /> and unpaved ground surfaces. <br /> • Provide a minimum of 4 inches of select backfill between the top of the pipe and <br /> reinforced concrete pavement(4 inches minimum thickness). <br /> • Provide a minimum of 8 inches of select backfill between the top of the pipe and <br /> asphalt pavement(2 inches minimum thickness). <br /> • Slope the trench bottom evenly from the dispensers back to sumps or tanks at a <br /> minimum'/a in/ft. <br /> • Maintain the trench bottom free of hard or sharp objects. <br /> • Grade the trench bottom with at least 6 inches of select backfill to provide firm, <br /> even support for the pipe.Compact the subgrade well to prevent differential <br /> settling. <br /> • Protect the pipe from impact during backfilling and abrasion during operation by <br /> surrounding it with four to six inches of select backfill such as washed sand,pea <br /> gravel('/4-inch maximum)or crushed stone('k-inch maximum). <br /> • Wrap pipe lying near concrete with rubber or foam padding to avoid direct <br /> contact with the concrete. <br /> No pavement —` <br /> Asphalt--N 2(in) <br /> Concrete <br /> 4(min) F <br /> _ 18(min) <br /> 8(min) <br /> 4(min) <br /> Fig.5-1.Use only select materials i o <br /> -C <br /> for bedding and backfilling iSelect backfill <br /> Dualoy 3000/1-fuel handling C 6(min) <br /> systems.Native materials <br /> are rarely suitable and ��YJ�1Y/1111 <br /> should not be used. Native <br /> soil 4(ftp 6(min) <br /> Aft <br /> Dry fittingContained Recommended practices <br /> primary piping Have island forms,boxes,and shear valves in place before dry fitting. <br /> • Lay out and dry fit primary and containment piping at the same time. <br /> • Allow sufficient clearance when dry fitting the primary to accommodate the <br /> containment fittings. <br /> Dimensions of containment <br /> l fittings may be found at the end <br /> of this document. <br /> Fig.6-1.During layout,bonding �� ^�' <br /> and inspection,support the r <br /> piping on 2x4 blocks to keep the ,F ' Do not bond primary system I <br /> joints clean and to keep bedding together before the <br /> out of the pipe.RemoveI secondary containment I <br /> supports before burial '�� <br /> system has been dry fit. <br /> L�----- -----� <br /> 5 <br />