Clay Pipe
Engineering ManualDischarge from Triangular Notch Weirs
Velocity Heads
Hydraulic Properties of Clay Pipe at Design Depth
Hydraulic Properties of Circular Sewers
Metric Units and Symbols
Conversion Table (inches to feet in hundredths)
Conversion Factors (General)
Radius of Curvature and Angle of Deflection for Curvilinear Sewers
Perforated Clay Pipe
Index
Applicable Standards
ASTM C 12 Standard Practice for Installing Vitrified Clay Pipe Lines
ASTM C 301 Standard Test Methods for Vitrified Clay Pipe
ASTM C 425 Standard Specification for Compression Joints for Vitrified Clay Pipe and Fittings
ASTM C 700 Standard Specification for Vitrified Clay Pipe, Extra Strength, Standard Strength and Perforated
ASTM C 828 Standard Test Method for Low-Pressure Air Test of Vitrified Clay Pipe Lines
ASTM C 896 Standard Definitions of Terms Relating to Clay Products
ASTM C 1091 Standard Test Method for Hydrostatic Infiltration and Exfiltration
Testing of Vitrified Clay Pipe Lines
ASTM C 1208 Standard Specification for Vitrified Clay Pipe and Joints for Use in Jacking, Sliplining, and Tunnels
INDEX
Abrasion resistance 6, 19, 46
Acceptance testing 104
Acid formation 30
Air testing 106
Appendix 110
ASTM standards 46, 110
Backfill 57
compaction 93
final 93
frictional forces 35
initial 93
materials 93
weights of, example 55
Bedding 48
bell or coupling holes 47
classes 50
design strength developed 46
general guidelines 48
load factors 48
materials 47
shovel-slicing 47
Building sewer and house connections 108
Clay 5
characteristics 6
Clay pipe (See Vitrified clay pipe)
Cleanout structure 101
Compaction, trench backfill 93
mechanical 94
water 94
Compression joint 12, 92
Computerized trench load design 59
Computation diagram for loads 37
Concentrated loads 38
Concrete 55, 57
arch and cradle 53
encasement 54
Construction 88
special structures 99
Controlled density fill 55
Conversion factors 114, 115
Conveyance factors 28, 29
Corrosion 30
aggressive soils 32
resistance 30
Corrosive soils 32
Curvilinear sewers 117
Design flow 11
Design period 10
Design, rigid conduit 33
Dewatering 96
Distributed loads 41
Drainage area 10
Drop manhole 100
Dynamic loads (Impact Factors) 41
Embankment versus trench load 38
Encasement 95
Energy gradient 18
Excavation, trench 88
Extraneous flows 12
Factor of safety, design 44, 56
Field supporting strength 49
Final backfill 93
Flow estimating 15, 16
Flow monitoring and summations 13
Foundation 95
Geotextiles 97
Gradeliner 92
Gravity sewer design 10
Haunch area 93
House connection 108
Hydraulic design 18
calculating flow 18
calculator 28
design requirements 19
flow characteristics chart 18
hydraulic profile 18, 19
hydraulic properties 113, 114
Manning equations 22
Manning "n" graphs 24
sewer sizing 20
typical profile 21
velocity and discharge charts 24
velocity and quantity 22
Hydrogen sulfide 30
Impact factor 41
Imported bedding 47
Index 118
Industrial waste 6, 93
flow allowance 13
Infiltration - Inflow 12
Infiltration/exfiltration test 104
Initial backfill 93
Inspection andInspector 103
Jointing 12
Land use coefficients 13
Laser beam 93, 103
Lateral sewers 108
Load
coefficient, Cd 37
coefficient, Cs 40
concentrated 38
design load versus actual load 44
distributed 41
effect of trench width 41
embankment 38
sample problems 55
superimposed 38
trench load tables 59
Load factor 48
Class D, C, B, CS, CDF and A 50
diagrams 51
Manhole 99
drop 100
typical details 99
Manning coefficient 23
Manning equations 22
Marston equation, rigid pipe 34
Measuring flow in sewers 101
Mechanical compaction 94
Metric units and symbols 114
Microtunneling 99
Native bedding 47
NCPI (National Clay Pipe Institute) 9
n-factor 23
coefficient 23
discussion on values 23
for Manning equation, chart 24
variable with depth, chart 113
Peak factors 11, 17
Perforated Pipe 117
Piling 96
Pipe joining 92
Pipe laying 91
Planning, sewer 91
Population, estimates 11
Quantity, estimating sewage 11
Quantity equation 22
Rigid conduit 33
design 44
structural analysis 33
Root penetration 12
Roughness coefficient 23
Sample load calculations 55
Sample flow estimating 101
Sample land use map 14
Service connection 98
Sewer
above ground 101
acid formation 30
alignment 47
bedding 47
cleaning equipment 101
construction 88
curved 117
design flows 11, 19
commercial 13
domestic (residential) 13
industrial 13
minimum - maximum 19
peak 11
design period 10
energy gradient 18
flow measurement 13
hydraulic gradient 18
jointing 92
layout 21
line and grade 92
longevity 8
one-hundred years old 8
service connections 98
sizing 20
sulfide generation 30
supporting strength 46
testing 46
three-edge bearing strength 46
trench excavation 88
trench sheeting 88
velocities, limiting 19
weirs 101, 111
Sheeting 88
Shovel-slicing 47
Sieve analysis 48
Structural design 44
Superimposed loads 38
Supporting strength, sewer 49
Table of contents 3
Testing 103
Three-edge bearing strength 49, 50
Transition width 38, 60
Trench
backfilling 93
bottom preparation 91
box 45, 88
compaction 93
cross section 93
foundation 95, 96
load equation 36
load tables 59
safety shield 90
sheeting, effect of removal 89
walls, effect of sloping 45, 88
width, effect on load 41
Trench excavation 108
Trench load tables 42, 59
Trench load equations 34
Trench versus embankment load 38
Uniform flow 18
Unstable foundation 95
Velocity 19
head, chart 112
limits in sewers 19
self-cleansing 19
Velocity equation 22
Velocity variations chart 22
Vitrification 5
Vitrified clay pipe 5
advantages 6
an engineering material 5
characteristics 6
hydraulic properties chart 112, 113
jointing 92
manufacture 6, 7
physical properties 46
specifications and standards 110
Water compaction 94
Weirs 102, 111
discharge charts 111
flow measurements 101
Wellpoints 97
Wheel loads 40
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