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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1980 07 - Construction SpecificationsCONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION AND SEWAGE COLLECTION FACILITIES REVISION DATE JULY 1980 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY UTILITIES DEPART.-REYr CITY OF VERO BEACH WATER & SE. ER DEPART CNiT r CONSTRUCTION SPECIFICATIONS FOR WATER DISTRIBUTION AND SEWAGE COLLECTION FACILITIES REVISION DATE JULY 1980 INDIAN RIVER COUNTY UTILITIES DEPART.-REYr CITY OF VERO BEACH WATER & SE. ER DEPART CNiT CITY OF VERO BEACH AND INDIAN RIVER COUNTY UTILITIES WATER & SEWER PROCEDURES PRIOR AND DURING CONSTRUCTION 1. Review project concepts with Water and Prior to obtaining County building permit, comply with County "Procedure of Sequence ment. Sewer Department. developer must for Utility Develop - F r 2. A Florida registered Professional Engineer shall prepare plans and specifications in accordance with specifications found herein. 3. Submit plans for review and approval to Utilities Depart- ment. 4. Submit construction applications to the Florida Department of Environmental Regulation for water main extension, force main construction and/or gravity sewer extension. DER permits in City of Vero Beach service area will be submitted to Vero Beach prepared for signature of City Manager and City Clerk. DER permits in Indian River County service area will be first submitted to Indian River County for signature of County Administrator. If treatment for this project is provided by Vero Beach, the applications executed by Indian River County will then be forwarded to Vero Beach for their review and execution. 5. Submit permit applications to Florida Department of Transportation and/or the County Road Department for construc- tion in right-of-ways. 6. The engineer of record shall nctify the Utilities Depart:-ent prior to commencement of construction, to schedule service outages if reeuired, and get main locations st least ;3 hours in advance of construction. -2- 7. The engineer of record shall have a full time,on-site inspector at the job site. Daily construction reports must be submitted to the Utilities Department not later than a week after the work has been completed. If the work is within ,the City of Vero Beach right-of-way, a copy of the inspection reports must also be submi-tted to the City Engineer. If work is within the Indian River County service area right-of-way, a copy of the inspection reports must be also submitted to the Road and Bridge Department, The Utility reserves the right to -� inspect the construction work at any time. 8. All outages shall be made by Utility personnel and scheduled at the discretion of the Utilities Department and Commercial Services Department, -All outages will require at least 24 hour notice to the public. 9. All connections to existing facilities shall be made by or under the direction of the Utilities Department. 10. The owner, engineer of record and contractor shall agree to hold the City or County harmless for any suits, claims and liabilities arising from said construction in exchange for the commitment to provide utility services. 11. Submit "As -Built" drawings to the Water and Sewer Department as a pre -requisite to final acceptance before service is provided, 12. Water from Utility used for flushing and testing shall be estimated by the Engineer of Record so Utility will bill the contractor.for the consumption. GRAVITY SESdER SYSTEM I. GENERAL - The contractor shall furnish all new materials which meet or exceed the following specifications or require- :pents.. The work must include all appurtenances so as to be complete. Plans and specifications shall be submitted to the Utilities Department for review and approval prior to advertising for bids to construct. II. DESIGN - All design muyt be in accordance with the Citv of Vero -Beach Master Sewage Collection Plan and Indian River County :faster Plan. The sewer system shall be designed using a tanning Roughness Coefficient, n=0.013 for vitrified clay . and ductile iron pipe, and n=0.009 for polyvinyl chloride pipe. Slopes calculated using the appropriate roughness coefficient must result in a minimum velocity of 2 ft/second when the pipe is flowing full or one-half full. The use of slopes resulting in velocities less than 2 fps must be. specifically approved by the Utilities Department. Collection system and force mains shall be designed based upon 150 gpcd and a velocity of 2 fps to 5 fps in the force main. The minimum pipe size shall be 3" for main lines and 6" for service laterals except for a lateral service one single family residence which may be 4". All service laterals shall be PVC (DR35) from the main to the property line. The type of connection between vitrified clay or ductile iron, and the PVC lateral must be submitted to the Utilities Depart- ment for review and approval. Manholes must be constructed at all changes in grade or alignment, at all junctions (except service laterals), at the end of any sewer and ever; 400 feet or less along the align- ment. Ill. K-=" IALS A. Gravity Sewer Pipe 1. Vitrified Clav Pipe - V.C.?, shall be extra strength, durable and well burned throughout it's entire thick- ness, conformin,r to ASTM C700. The pipe may be soc'::et and spigot or plain end pine. Joints and ccuplings shall co—oly with ASTM C4'25. -3 - -4- Cause for for Rejection of Pineof Pine 1. Cracks, lumps, blisters in the pipe or joint material. 2. Differences in maximum and minimum diameter of barrel or socket. 3. Deviation along longitudual axis line) . (from a straight - 4. Any broken pieces. Clay pipe shall be -.as manufactured by Dickey Company, 4 U. S. Concrete Pipe Company, Griffin Pipe Company _ or approved equal. 2. PVC Pipe (DR35) - PVC pipe shall meet ASTM D-3034 requirements. 'The joints shall consist of an integral bell with elastomeric gasket. The gasket shall be locked securely in the bell. The pipe shall be approximately 12.5' or 20' lengths. The pipe, must meet or exceed the testing procedure per ASTM D-24121 D -3212-73T and D-2444. 3. Ductile Iron Pipe - 150 psi working pressure - D.I. pipe for gravity sewer applications shall meet the same requirements given in water distribution speci- fications, except the thickness shall be adequate for laying condition Type 4. B. Force Main Pipe 1. PVC - PVC pipe for force mains shall be DR21 or DR 25.having a working pressure of 200 psi and 100 psi, respectively. The pipe shall have thickened, integral bells with elastomeric gaskets. The DR21 pipe shall be designed with a two to one safety factor over the rated pressure. The DR21 pipe shall compl with ASTM D-2241 and Commerical Standard CS 256. The DR25 pipe shall meet all the requirements of AIvFv,'A Standard C900 and have a total system pressure - safety factor of four to one. -5- 2. Fiberglass Composite Pipe -The pipe shall be a fiberglass composite pipe composed of an interior core of PVC encased in a continuous roving fiberglass bonded with epoxy resin. The pipe shall be manufac- tured to cast iron outside dimensions. The design shall be in accordance with ASTM D-2992 and D-2996. The pipe shall withstand a quick burst test of 1500 psi. The pipe shall have a working pressure of 150 psi with a safety factor of four to one. 3.- Ductile Iron - Ductile iron pipe shall meet all the_ requirements for D.I. pipe in the water distribution specifications. C. Fittings 1. For PVC Pipe a. DR35 Pipe - Fittings for PVC gravity sewer pipe shall be supplied by the pipe manufacturer to be compatible with all DR35 PVC pipe. The fittings shall have integral bells with elastomeric joints. Various adapters to connect PVC with clay, concrete, asbestos -cement or iron pipe are available from: (1.) Joints, Incorporated 1522 west 135 Street Gardena, California (2.) Ferno Joint Sealer Company 593 Pleasant Avenue Ferndale, Michigan 48220 b. DR21 Pipe - Cast iron fittings meeting MY7 A Standards C110 and C111 with transition gaskets for steel pipe size PVC, or PVC fittings with integral bell with elastomeric gaskets. C. DR25 Pipe (equal to cast iron pipe O.D.) - Cast iron fittings meeting AidwA Standards C110 and C111_ 2. Fiberglass composite (equal to cast iron pipe O.D.) - Cast iron fittings meeting AG:'CA Standards C110 and Clll. 3. For Ductile Iron - Cast iron fittings meeting AtvTdA Standards 0110 and C111. D. Valves - Valves for force main installation shall meet the specifications for valves in the Pump Station section. All valves outside a valve vault shall have a valve box per specifications in the water distribution section except the lids shall be marked "S" or "Sewer" and painted red. E. ifanholes --manholes shall be constructed of brick, precast concrete on fiberglass capable of withstanding the AASHO H-20 vertical, dynamic wheelload. All manholes shall be minimum of 48" inside diameter. Drop manholes shall be constructed wherever the drop from pipe invert to floor exceeds 24". - Invert channels shall be constructed smooth and even, with: curves having a radius as large as possible. 1. Frames and Covers - Shall be heavy cast iron construe. - tion suitable.for traffic loading and approved by the City Water and Sewer Department. Lids shall be stamped "Sanitary Sewer". 2. Precast MH's - Concrete for precast manholes shall be Type II acid resistant cement and attain compress- ive strength of 3500 psi in 28 days. Precast manholes shall have two protective coatings of bitumastic paint on interior surface and one on the exterior surface Coatings must be applied with methods approved by the manufacturer to the recommended thickness. 3. Brick Manholes - Manholes constructed with brick and mortar shall be plastered with a 3/4" layer of cement mortar or coated per specifications for precast man- holes. Cement for mortar shall be Type II acid resis- tant cement. 4. Clay and ductile iron pipe may be grouted into the manholes. The first joint shall be not more than 12" from the outside of the manhole. PVC pipe must enter the manhole through a manhole couplinb as manufactured by Toilr.s-Afanville or aooroved equal. IV. INSTALL•1TIOV - All gravity sewer installation procedures must be i� accordance with pipe manufacturer's reco--mendacions. All gravity sewers and force mains shall be installed to have a Minimum cover of 36". Installation of gravit•r sewers shal•1 be controtled by usu of a laser to maintain proper grade. M Installation f force mains shall be in accordance with AWWA Standard C600 and the installation specifications for water lines in the water distribution section, irrespective of the type of pipe selected. :�. Trench - Trench width shall be kept to a minimum necessary for installation of the pipe. The trench bottom shall be graded uniformly to match the slope of the pipe. B. Backfill - Only good quality backfill, free of stones, roots, rocks, broken cement or other material which might be damaging to the pipe, shall be used. Backfill shall _ be put in the trench in uniform lifts. C. Compaction - All pipe must be compacted by hand tamping, from under the pipe up to the centerline. Backfill shall be compacted in lifts up to the surface to achieve a minimum compaction of 95% of maximum density in accordance with AASHO T-180 and ASTM D-2167. D. Wellpointing - Construction shall be accomplished in a dry trench. Wellpointing will be required as necessary. Upon completion of the construction, the wellpoint holes shall be filled with grout. E. Sheeting - Sheeting and shoring shall be installed as may be necessary for the protection of the work, preservation of adjacent property and structures, and the safety of employees. F. Testing and Inspection 1. Defect - Upon completion*of construction, the gravity sewer will be inspected by the Utility at Contractor's expence using a television camera. Any sand or dirt found in the sewers shall be removed by the contractor. All leaking joints or fittings shall be replaced. encased with concrete or sealed from the inside with grout as determined by the Utility. All cracked or defective pipe shall be replaced by the contractor. 2. Infiltration/E:cfiltration Tests - The sewer main and house laterals shall be subjected to infiltration and ex -Filtration tests. The allowable-leakaae shall - not exceed: a. Cla%- pi^e - 100 gallons/day/inch of diameter/mile b. Ductile Iron - 50 gallons/day/inch of diameter/mile C. PVC - DR35 - 50 gallons/day/inch of diameter/mile OWN 3. Air Leakage - Air leakage tests may be required in lieu of infiltration/exfiltration at the option of the Utility. The testing shall be by compressed air from manhole to manhole. Plugs, caps and branch connections must be secured against blow -off during the test. The pipe and manholes shall be free of wa_er during the test. The pipe shall be tested at 3.5 psi in excess of the groundwater pressure above the pipe. For each foot of water above the pipe at the deepest point the air pressure shall be increased by 0.43 psi. -The minimum time -for the air pressure to drop by 0.5 psi shall be: - Pine Size Time In Minutes 6 inch 4.0 8 inch 5.0 10 inch 6.5 12 inch 7.5 15 inch 9.5 4. Force Main Pressure Tests - Pressure tests of force mains shall be conducted in accordance with the procedures for testing in the appendices, e.x:t:ept the test pressure shall be 100 psi. V. PLXP STATIONS - Plans and specifications shall be submitted to the Utilities Department for detailed review and approval. A. General - All pump stations shall be submersible design having two or more pumps as required. The stations shall consist of pumping units, valves, piping, motor controls, wetwell and separate valve vault -plus apourtenances-to make a complete and operable system. Spare parts must include replacement seal and impeller. B. Wet --,,ell and Valve Vault 1. Wetwell may be precast concrete or fiberglass barrel with top and bottom concrete slabs. The wetwell must be designed for AASHO 11-20 wheelloading if located within a roadway or shoulder of a- road01111. Minimum dia,,nter shall be 72" Ct:ment for concrete, and 2 coats intorior and exterior coatings of coal tar epoxy for concrete shall meer. spe::ificatior.s given for monho1es. Wetwell shall be sized for s:ininum DU= c_:c1e ti: -.Ie of 10 m>nutes. (,taxi:rum, 6 pu: p starts per hour) 2. Lids - Cast iron lids suitable for traffic shall be used in road -.rays; aluminum or stainless steel lids s::all be used yor ail other locations. Lids shall be provided with a means of locking and be hinged. 0 3. Vent - in the a 1800 r - A vent of 2" PVC pipe shall be constructed top slab of the wetwell. The vent shall have bend with the opening pointing vertically down. - 4. Valve Vault - A separate valve vault shall be construe - ted to house the gate valves, check valves and the emergency pump connection. The vault shall be poured concrete or concrete block construction and include a drain to the wetwell with a trap in the drainline. The vault shall be of sufficient size to allow for installation, removal and maintenance of the valves. The vault will be subject to the same wheelloadirg- design as the wetwell. Lid shall match the lid of. the wetwell. 5. Hardware - All hardware, bolts, anchors, accessories in the wetwell and vault shall be stainless steel. C. Pumps - All pumps shall be submersible and installed on rail systems. The pumping units shall be designed to operate submerged or unsubmerged. The motors shall have moisture detectors in the oil reservoir and thermal sensors, when available from the manufacturer, and on all pumps over 20 HP. The pumps shall be non -overloading at any point on the pressure, volume, characteristic curve. All motors shall be 3 phase, 230 volt. All mounting hardware for the rails, electric cable clamps, bolts. and nuts, and the lift cable shall be stainless steel. The rails shall be stainless steel, or approved equal. The Pumps shall be as manufactured by Flygt Corporation or approved equal. D. Electrical - All electrical wiring components, wire, cabinet, etc. shall meet the standards of the Electrical Building Code as adopted by the City of Vero Beach, and the National Electrical Code. 1. Control Panel - The panel shall have a dead front safety door and devices shall be mounted on a rear swing -out subpanel or be surface wired. No concealed wiring is acceptable. Th,1 panel shall be stainless steel with minimum dimensions of 30" high, 30" wide, 8" deep. A red failure light with protective cage and an alarm buzze with car•cel overripe shall be mounted on the top or eaeh panel. Lightninn" arresters will be mounted ahead of main breaker. �. 00_�, -10- 2. Switchgear - Each pump shall have a separate starter, .breaker, phase monitor relay, (Time Mark model 258 for 230V; Diversified Electronics, Part #SLA2 for 48OV, or approved equal), solid-state current overload relay with manual reset (equal to Furnas Class 948), H -O -A rotary switch, elapsed time meter and push -to -test light to indicate status of unit (ie, off or on). An automatic alternator shall be supplied to alternate the pumps into the lead position. All -relays shall be manufactured by Potter -Brumfield (plug-in) or aooroved equal. -'-Switchgear shall be manufactured by Furnas, Allen-Bradley or Square "D". All contactors and relays will operate on 120 volts. Rotary H -0-A pump controls will be required. An auxiliary Power connector (Pyle National Catalog No. JRE 4100) shall be installed on the panel. 3. Conduit - All conduit shall be PVC; minimum of 2" diameter to each pump. Conduit shall be sealed with Zinc Chromate duct seal, below the panel. 4. Level Control System - Level control system must be designed to provide adjustable "on" or "off" levels of each pump. Indian River County prefers floats with mercury switches. Vero Beach requires air (bubbler) pressure switches. When bubbler system is provided, the panel shall also include a depth gauge. c. Piping and Valves 1. All piping from the pump discharge through the valve vault shall be cement lined ductile iron pipe conforming to the specifications given in the water distribution secticn. The pipe shall be grooved for use with couplings manufactured by Victaulic Company. Where connections are to be made to flanges on the pump o: valves, a grooved pipe coupling to flanoe pipe adapter shall be used (Vic -flange). 2. Valves - A check and gate valve shall be installed on each pump discharge line. Tne check valve must be installed horizontally and upstream of the gate valve. Valves .;a,: have flanged,'victaulic or mechanical join[ e^ s. -11- a. Plug Valves - Non -lubricated eccentric plug valves may be substituted for gate valves. Valves shall be supplied with semi -steel body, stainless steel bearings, resilient plug and lever actuator. Rated working pressure shall be 175 psi or greater. Valves shall be as manufactured by DeZurik or Henry Pratt Company. b. Gate Valves - Valves shall conform to specifications ..for gate valves in the water distribution section. s , c. Check Valves - Check valves shall have outside lever and weight, The valves shall be fully bronze mounted in an iron body. The hinge pin on the shaft shall be stainless steel. The rated water pressure shall be 175 psi. d, Emergency Pump Connection - Each pump station shall have a four (411) emergency pump connection in the valve vault consisting of a connection to the force main, a gate or plug valve and a riser with 4" female screw connection with a plug insta- lled, r WATER DISTRIBUTION I. DESIGN - Design shall be based upon an average daily con- ;sucaption of 250 gpcd with the maximum day equal to 150% of the average and the peak day 20T/'of the maximum day. In addition, each design must be in accordance with the Vero Beach.and/or Indian River County Master Water Distribution Plan. All distribution systems must be properly -looped and valved to provide maximum flexibility in providing service. Plans and specifications must be submitted to the Utilities Department for review and approval prior to advertising for bids to construct. II. MATERIALS A. Water distribution pipe and water service tubing 1. Pipe 4" and Larger - Working pressure - 150 psi a. Ductile Iron Pipe (1.) Shall meet all the requirements of the latest AWWA Standards C150 and C151 (Class 51) (2.) Joints may be push -on or mechanical joint, either of which shall meet the latest AN14A Standard C111. (3.) All D.I. pipe shall be cement -mortar lined in accordance with the latest AWWA Standard C104. The outside surfaces shall be coated with bituminous coating approximately 1 mil. thick. (4.) Polyethylene film encasement will be required for all ductile iron pipe laid in corrosive soils as determined by the Utilit::. Materials and installation shall be in accordance with the latest AWWA Standard C105. b. Pol,,— invl Chloride Pine (PVC) (1.) PVC pipo shall be DR1S manufactured to cast iron pipe outside dimensions. The pipe shall have thickened inte,ral bells with elastomeric baskets. Pipe design, manufac-ure and testing shall conform to the latest 1[,:a Standard CH O. -13- 2. Pipe 3" and Smaller a. PVC -All polyvinyl chloride pipe in these sizes shall have a working pressure rating of 200 psi. The pipe shall be DR21 and have thickened integral bells with elastomeric gaskets. The pipe shall be designed wi-th a two to one safety factor over the rated pressure. Pipe shall be manufactured to steel pipe outside dimensions. Pipe shall comply with AST,1 D2241, Commercial Standard CS 256, and NSF requirements for potable water. b. Ductile Iron Pipe (3") - Shall meet all the requirements for D.I. pipe as specified for 4" and larger pipe, c. Galvanized steel pipe will not be acceptable. 3. Water Service Tubing - 3/411, 1", 1211, 2" a. Copper - All copper tubing shall be rated for 160 psi working pressure or greater for use with compression fittings. Copper tubing shall be Type K, conforming at ASTM B88-55, AWWA 75 -CR specifications. b. Polybutylene - Polybutylene tubing shall be copper tube size for use with stainless steel liners (inserts) and compression fittings. The tubing shall be rated for 160 psi at 73.40F. The material shall meet the requirements of ASLI D-2581 and shall be Type II Grade I (PB2110). The tubing shall be marked with size, manufacturer's name or symbol, working pressure, NSF approval, AST.1 specification and production code. c. Where serrrice lines pass under paving they will be installed through appropriately. sized black iron or PVC casing (normally 2" D) - see sketch. B. Fittings 1. Fittings for Pipe 4" and Larger - Fittings shall be cast or ductile iron meeting all the requirements of the latest A441%'A Standards C110 and C111. The joints must be mechanical joint in accordance with the latest AWWA Standard C111. -14- 2. Fittings for Pipe 3" and Smaller a. PVC Pipe (1.) PVC fittings with integral bells and elastomeric gaskets rated for 200 psi working pressure. MY PVC fittings rated for 200 psi working pressure, with solvent weld joint for meter laterals. 90's and tee's_only - not for pipe runs. b. Ductile Iron Pipe (3") (1.) Cast or ductile iron fittings with mechanical joints meeting the requirements of the latest A1,94A Standards C110 and C111. 3. Fittings for water service tubing (PB and Copper Tubing) a. Brass compression curb stops and corporation stops, compression to threaded adapters, compression by compression couplings for use with copper tubing or CTS (copper tube size) polybutylene. The com- pression fittings shall be Mueller Company, Ford Meter Bos Company or approved equal. Brass com- position shall conform to latest AIdVA Standard C800. Note: Stainless steel liners (tube inserts with flared end) must be inserted into the end of the poly- .butylene tubing prior to fitting the compression connections. b. Service Tap Fittings - Services shall consist of a corporation stop, water service tubing and a lock wing curb stop at the end of service line adjacent to the meter. (1.) Direct taps - 6" pipe and larger onlv Note: No direct taps over 1" diameter will be allowed in PVC pipe. The pipe manufac- turer's recormiendations shall be adhered to for taps in ductile iron pipe. Corpora- tion stops shall be brass :•rith Mueller (CC; inlet thread and'compression outlet for CT and CTS -PB. Corporation stops shall conform to latest AWI4 A Standard C800. C -15- (2.) Taps and service clamps (saddles) (a.) PVC pipe 3" and smaller - Service clamp shall be-bronzV with double strap and elastomeric gasket for use on DR21 PVC pipe (steel pipe size PVC) - Service clamp with Mueller ("CC") thread outlet and corporation stop with Mueller ("CC") -thread inlet and compression outlet. -or- Service clamp with I.P. thread outlet, Schedule 80 PVC or brass threaded close pipe nipple, corp stop, threaded to compression adapter for CT or CTS PB service tubing. -or- Service clamp with I.P. thread outlet and corporation stop with I.P.•thread inlet and compression outlet. (b,) 3" D.I. pipe, all 4" and larger pipe - Service clamps (saddles) shall be bronze with double strap and el.asto- meric gasket for cast iron O.D. PVC (DR18) and malleable or ductile iron with double strap for ductile iron. Service clamp with Mueller ("CC") threaded outlet and corporation stop with Mueller thread inlet and compression outlet -or- Service clamp with I.P. thread outlet and corporation stop with I.P, thread inlet and compression outlet d. All fittings and pipe in service lines shall be non -corrosive; ie. PVC, brass, bronze, stainless steel, polybutylene, copper. Valves 1. 4" and Larger a. Butterfl,r Valves - Butterfl%_ valves shall be Eor' direct burial with rubber seats and :mechanical joint or compression ends. The valves shall meet the latest AWWA Standard CSO•'+, Class 150B. Ivafer type valves are not acceptable. -16- 2. 2" through 8" a. Gate Valves - Gate valves shall comply with all the applicable sections of AWWA Standard C500. The valves shall be bubble tight at a 200 psi water working pressure. The valves shall have mechanical joint ends'for sizes 4" through 8". Valves 2" through 3" shall have push -on ends for PVC or mechanical joint ends with transition gaskets for PVC. The valves shall be "resilient wedge" or "resilient seat" gate valves manufactured by Clow Corporation, Mueller Company or approved equal. Hand wheel operators are not acceptable. Note: 4" through 8" may be butterfly or gate valve'. 3. Tapping Valves 4" - 12" a. Valves shall comply with the same specifications as for gate valves, above, except the ends shall be mechanical joint by flange to adapt to a standard tapping sleeve. 4. Valve Boxes - All valves shall have a velve box installed to the ground surface. The box shall be a two piece for valves 2" through 12", and three piece for valves 14" and larger. The box shall be a screw type with 5 " shaft. The lid shall be marked "Water.." and must be painted yellow for City, Blue for County. A concrete pad must be poured around the top of the box to prevent damage.or movement. The box shall have extensions as required. Boxes shall be'as manufactured by %I & H Valve & Fitting Company, Mueller Company or approve! equal. 5. Operators - Operators shall be suitable for .buried service, equipped with a 2" square operating nut and open left. D. Sleeves 1. Repair or Coupling - Sleeves shall be long body. Material shall be cast or ductile iron with-:echanical joint ends. Steel couplings will not be acceotable. - 2. Tapping Sleeves - `aterials shall be as required for repair sleeves above. Sleeves ust be r•.echaaical joint ends for the run with a 91an:�e outlet to ^ate to a standard tapping valve. -li- E. Hydrants 1. Placement and number of hydrants shall be at the discretion of the Chief of the Vero Beach Fire Department, or comply with County requirements on County system. 2. Hydrants shall be traffic model, compression type, to open left, with 54" valve opening with one 4�" pumper.nozzle and two 23," hose nozzles, all National Standard Threads. liydrants shall have mechanical -joint 6" inlet connection and National Standard pentagon operating nut. Color must be yellow for City; red for County. Hydrants shall be Dresser "500" Traffic Model manufactured by M & H Valve & Fitting Company or Centurion A423 manufactured by Mueller Company. Hydrants shall meet or exceed the requirements of the latest AWWA Standard C504. Gate valves upstream of hydrant must be connected to elbow or tee by tie rods coated with bitumastic or approved equivalent such as tapping tees. Every hydrant must have a valve to allow hydrant repair and servicing. F. Meter Installations - Utility personnel shall perform all meter installations for 2" meters and smaller. The owner/ contractor shall perform meter installation for meters 3" and larger and be subject to utility inspection. All meter installations 3" and larger shall have a by incorporated in the design which shall be not less than one pipe size smaller than the meter. 1. Meter Vault - The meter and bypass shall be installed in a meter vault. The vault shall be constructed of concrete or concrete blocks, of adequate size to permit ease of working in the pit. The vault shall have a bottom of gravel at least 12" deep. Aluminum treadplate or folding aluminum door shall cover the opening of the vault. See standard meter vault drawing. 2. Valdes - Valves in the vault shall meet the specifications for gate valves given in the valve section above. G. Installation of Mains - Installation must be in accordance with the latest AWVA Standard C600 irrespective of the type of pipe selected. All installation procedures must also be in conformance with the pipe manufacturer's recommen- dations. Minimum cover shall be 36" from the centerline of the pipe, Magnetic I.D. tape shall be placed in the trench over -PVC pipe, 12" below grade. Allowable deflection at the pipe joints and curvature of -PVC pipe shall not exceed the manufacturer's specifications. - 1. Trench - Trench widxh shall be kept to a minimum necessary for pipe installation. The trench bottom shall be graded and alignment shall be parallel with the roadway where possible, 2. Backfill - Only'good quality backfill, free of stones, roots, rocks, broken cement, or other material which might be damaging to the pipe shall be used. Backfill must be put in the trench in lifts. 3. Thrust Blocks - Concrete thrust blocks must be installed against undisturbed soil at each bend, under valves and hydrants, behind tees and hydrants, at reducers, crosses and at the end of a line. Thrust blocks shall be designed to resist forces created by 200 psi. 4. Compaction - All pipe must be compacted by hand tamping, to the center line, under the pipe. Backfill shall be compacte in lifts up to the surface to achieve a minimum compaction of 95`/ of maximum density in accordance with AAS -HO T-130 and AST:f D-2167. 5. Wellpointing - Construction shall be accomplished in a dry trench. Wellpointing will be required as necess- ary. Upon the completion of the construction, the wellpoint holes shall be filled with grout. 6. Sheeting - Sheeting and shoring shall be installed as may be necessary for the protection of the work, preser- ation of adjacent property and structures and the safety of employees, 7. Testin.- - Pressure test prcced:sres are set forth in the appendix: to these specifications. Pressure tests shall be four ('.) hours in duration at an average pressure of 150 psi. Allowable leakage shall be as specified in X!d a Standard Co00 irrespective of the pipe material selected. Chlorination and flus:;ink procedures are set for-th in appendix to these specifications. -19 - CITY OF VERO BEACH AND INDIAN RIVER COUNTY WATER & SEWER ' HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE TEST PROCEDURES I. System will be flushed before pressure test -with a full pipe diameter opening. All air, dirt, etc, must be removed at this time. A. Minimum velocity for flushing shall be 2.5 f.p.s. B. Install a corporation stop on any high spot in pipe to release air. C. Notify Utility; request permission to flush. When ample water is available, time will be set. II. Contractor shall furnish pump and equipment capable of maintaining average pressure of 150 psi 3b" valve- will be installed in the piping to accept a pressure gauge which shall be provided on load by the Utility. g A. Contractor must notify Utility a minimum of 24 hours before final pressure and leakage test is to be made. B. The contractor shall perform a preliminary pressure test at 150 psi to determine tightness of pipe and fittings prior to requesting the official pressure and leakage tests. C. Pressure will be maintained at an average of 150 psi for four hours. D. Total water necessary to maintain pressure must not exceed AIvZdA C600 specifications (curt attached) . Contractor's Engineer must certify test uses less than the allowable loss. E. Facilities will be provided by contractor to measure accurately, the amount of :rater used. F. The leakage allowance shall be based upon the nominal lL-r.",th of pipe. No allowance for other fitting shall be included. III, It is the responsibility of the contractor to make any repairs necessary to complete this test in a satisfactory manner. IV. The pressure test must be completed prior to disinfection of*the main. -20- CITY OF VERO BEACH AND INDIAN RIVER COUNTY WATER & SEWER WATER MAIN DISINFECTION PROCEDURES The pressure test must be c9mpleted prior to disinfection. It is the contractor's responsibility to install an adequate sample point at the end of the line; ie. a stand pipe with a hose bib or a fire hydrant, with adapter and a hose bib. *After construction is completed, the main shall be flushed thoroughly at a scouring velocity (through full pipe diameter). A 3/4" valve or corporation stop must be installed nest to the inlet gate valve on new main. Chlorine must be pumped through entire section of new main being tested. The chlorine and water must be added to the line at the same time to provide uniform mixing and sufficient disinfection. *With the main isolated from the system, select the proper chlorine dose. Keep in mind that there will be considerable chlorine demand. To achieve a minimum of 50 mg/l chlorine residual after 24 hours of retention time, there should be a minimum dose of 200 mg/l fed in the following manner. Using the water main diameter and length (see attached chart) the weight of H.T.H. (calcium hypochlorite) or other approved chlorine containing chemical, is determined and mixed in 50 gallon drums. Because of the solubility, not more than 5 pounds of chemical can be dissolved in one drum. Thus a drum of water is used for each successive 3 pounds of dry. chlorine (H.T.H.) used. This chlorine solution is then pumped into the new main and retained in the main for 24 hours. ;After the 2" hours, sample will be checked by City personnel to -ake sure there is a minimum of 50 mg/1 chlorine residual. Flush the main until normal system chlorine residual is observed at the discharge end of tho pipe. Bacteriological samples :ail1 be taken on two consecutive days. Following successful disinfection, line pressure will be main- tained in the system. For any loss of pressure, the ;Hain will be subject to re -sampling for bacteria. *Note: This operation is to be repeated if the two successive bacteriological samples do not test negative. LWA 0;,00 Section 1'^.7 (at 150 psi 4 hour test/1000' 18' sections of pipe) fir. F 1 C 1 Le^nth 20' Length 0.76 . = 0.68 1.12 1%01 1.48 1.33 2.20 1.98 1 2 `:6 2.66 f - ' 3.68 4.40 3.a1 5.16 :6 O 4.64 i6 55.38 5.29 �� 6.64 5.98 7. 6.62 2Y 8.84 7 06 l.en r ,t :eadditional� -='- -- _-_ � of pile OI' aflttloc can be fie--u2•ed with the _cllO i.=�; _e=mula: L= h D V p C L = r•zc::v�e Allowable, in Gallons D6r Hour '*'=.ber of Joints D = `:oma: ; l Pipe Diameter, in inches = FcOn:dS Per Square Imch Ave^s-e (ie, most of the time) =.�_o- __o_ ..e•.. it::., C600 StaaAar-, 1977 e CCLY;tt•��1r••. ww ...... �. Wk �.. -23- i'.1.::.� .wJN L.J CE 7C;5 C�.T_,CIU;i ?�OC':-�,CRIlE('_�I.T.H.) PiEE,DED TO D05: 9T 200 i - .16 4fl.6j. =TGTfi OF FIFE I.; FEET 1.47 8" 2.51 10" - 4.08 1� 5 ES 8.0 10.44 18" 13.�� 20" 16.,2, 0' SCO' 3C0 400' 00' 6C0' 7co' 800' goo, 1C00' 2" .04 " .08 .12 .16 .20 .23 .27 .31 •35 - .38 4" .16 .31 .47 .62 .78 .94 1.^ 1.3 1.4 1.6 6" . -45 .71 1.1 - 1.4 1.8 2.1 2.5 2.8 3.1 3.5 s" .64 1.3 1.9 2.5 3.1 3.7 4.3 5.0 5.6 6.2 ^o" .98 2.0 2.9 3.9 4.8 5.8 6.8 7.7 8.7 9.7 12" 1.4 2.8 .4.2 5.6 7.0 8.4. 9.8 11.2 12.5 13..0 14" 1.9 3.8 5.7 7.6 9.5 11.4 13.3 15.2 17.1 19.0 10" 2.5' 5.0 7.4 9.9 12.4 14.9 17.3 19.8 22.3 24.7 10" 3.1 6.3 9.Y 12.5 15.7 18.8 21.9 25.1 28.2 3-1.3 �J 3,9 7.7 11.6 15.5 19.3 23.2 27.1 30.9 38.7 .34.8 GALLONS CF WATER FER _- CH ---OCT SI: E VOLU;i� TT _T.G_"LL^`iS 2" .16 4fl.6j. 6" 1.47 8" 2.51 10" - 4.08 1� 5 ES 8.0 10.44 18" 13.�� 20" 16.,2, CITY OF VERO BEACH AND INDIAN RIVER COUNTY WATER & SEWER NECESSARY PROCEDURES FOR DEDICATION OF UTILITIES To avoid conflict and to assure the Utilities Department that += they rec-eived utilities unencumbered, warranted and to speci- fications, the following itmes shall be presented to the City or County before they accept responsibility for operation and maintenance of said utilities. The individual services shall not be attached to'these facilities'until such time as the requirements have been met. 1. Dedication of adequate easements to the Utility System on which the utilities have been placed. The easement form prepared by the City Attorney shall be utilized for this purpose. 2. Conveyance of the utility shall be made on the form prepared by the City Attorney. 3. A letter from the Contractor stating that all labor and materials incorporated for this project have been paid. -24- 4. A letter from the Contractor warranting said project for one year from the date of acceptance by the Utilitv Department for all labor and material incorporated therein. 5. A letter from the [dater & Sewer Department that the work involved is satisfactory. 6. A letter from the Engineer of Record for the project certifying the following: a. Tests as required by the Utility Department on water and sewer have been perEormod and meet or escoed the criteria as established. b. That bacteriological tests have been per=ormed and ar_ satisfactory. c. A letter stating that all specification requirements for the Utilities have been met. 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