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TABLE 3.1.1 Sizing for Telescoping Pipe Systems <br />u <br />Product <br />Secondary Cont. <br />Secondary Cont. <br />Telescoping <br />B <br />Pipe Size <br />Pipe Size <br />Pipe Size <br />Reducer Size <br />A <br />B <br />C <br />D <br />(in.) (MM) <br />(in.) (mitt) <br />(in.) ( itl) <br />(in.) ( M) <br />2 50" <br />3 75 <br />4 100 <br />4 x 3 100; x,,75 <br />3 75 <br />4 100 <br />5 125' <br />5 x 4 125 x 100 <br />4 100 <br />5 ) 25 <br />6 150 <br />6 x 5 1.50 x 125 <br />TABLE 3.1.2 Determining Length of Containment Pipe <br />n <br />u <br />C = (A - X1 - X2) - 2 B = (C=2) - 1" (25 mm) <br />Where: X1 =Fitting #1 <br />X2 = Fitting #2 <br />Note: This equation is based on the use of concentric re- <br />ducers in the system. If eccentric reducers are used, substi- <br />tute 2" (50 mm) for 1" (25 mm) in the B equation. <br />Example: For 2" (50 mm) product piping; <br />if A = 20'4" (6198 mm) OAL (overall length) <br />And X1 = 2V (54 mm) (90° elbow from Table 3.1.2) <br />And X2 = 1X" (48 mm) (45° elbow from Table 3.1.2) <br />Then = (20'4" - 2V - 1X") = 2 = 10' <br />(6198 mm -54 mm -48 mm) =2=3048 mm <br />And = (10=2)-1"=4'11" <br />(3048 mm - 2) - 25 mm = 1499 mm <br />Cut pieces: <br />C = center section <br />= 10' of 4" pipe (3048 mm of 100 mm pipe) <br />B = end sections <br />= 4'11" of 3" pipe (1499 mm of 75 mm pipe) <br />B <br />C <br />B <br />A <br />D <br />D <br />A', <br />FIGURE 3.1.1 <br />WARNING: Since every insertion of the primary piping <br />may vary, dry fit all secondary containment connections <br />to make sure that the insertion is approximately 3". Be <br />sure that the containment pipe is not inserted too far into <br />the containment fitting. The glossy O.D. of the pipe <br />should not be seated in the containment fitting. <br />NOTE: Currently, 2", 3", 4", and 5" pipe; 4" x 3" and 5" x 4" telescoping con- <br />centric reducers; and 4" x 3" telescoping eccentric reducers can be supplied with <br />a UL Label. <br />I] <br />32 E Installation Instructions <br />