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LH205 - Projektspezifische Rohrklasse Für Trinkwasser
LH205 - Projektspezifische Rohrklasse Für Trinkwasser
LH205 - Projektspezifische Rohrklasse Für Trinkwasser
Projektspezifische Rohrklasse
Werkstoff : Stnr,1.4401
Anlage : MC1
Datum : 2019
Department: PIPING
Specifications No: 402000.PS02.TG07
Specifications Title: Pipe Material TG07
TABLE OF CONTENTS
PART 1 - GENERAL
PN 10 15-108 Press 11 11 11 11
SERVICE:
WHPO Hot Potable Water
WPOT Potable Water
WPTP Tempered Water
WPTPR Tempered Water Return
WC City Water
VA Vacuum (LSM Building Only)
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Project Title. Next Generation Manufacturing Page 4 of 9
Document No. 402000.PS02.TG07 Date 3 Nov 2016
CONCENTRI 2, 5
15 - 108 C Press fit x Press fit. ST. 1.4401
REDUCERS
2, 5
15 - 108 90° ELBOWS Plain end x Press-fit.- ST. 1.4401
2, 5
15-54 90° ST Press fit x Male Thread - ST. 1.4401
ELBOW
S 2, 5
15-35 Press fit x Female Thread - ST. 1.4401
90° MALE
ELBOW 2, 5
15-108 Press fit x Press fit - ST. 1.4401
90° FEMALE
ELBOW 2, 5
15-108 Plain end x Press-fit - ST. 1.4401
45° ELBOWS
2
15-108 Press fit all ends. - ST. 1.4401
45° SR
ELBOW 2
15-108 S Press fit all ends. - ST. 1.4401
EQUAL TEES 2
15-108 Press fit x Female Tread branch - ST. 1.4401
UNEQUAL TEES
2
15-108 Press fit x Male Tread branch - ST. 1.4401
FEMALE
BRANCH
TEES 2
Plain end x Male Thread - ST. 1.4401
15-108
MALE
BRANCH
3-120 TEES 316L SS Thread Male Din 2999R 2
15-54 SCREW THREAD Press fit X MALE TAPER THREAD - ST. 1.4401 2
CONNECTOR
PIPE SIZE DN10 DN15 DN20 DN25 DN32 DN40 DN50 DN65 DN80 DN100
OD.mm. 15 18 22 28 35 42 54 76. 88. 108
Wall Thickness 1.0 1.0 1.2 1.2 1.5 1.5 1.5 1
2.0 9
2.0 2.0
NOM. PIPE SIZE (MM) NO. PER SET STUD BOLTS FOR STANDARD FLANGED JOINTS PN10
15 4 M12 65
20 4 M12 65
25 4 M12 65
40 4 M16 80
50 4 M16 80
65 4 M16 80
80 8 M16 85
100 8 M16 85
NOM. PIPE SIZE (MM) NO. PER SET STUD BOLTS FOR STANDARD WAFER COMPONENTS PN10
SIZE (MM) LENGTH (MM) REV
15 4 M12 90
20 4 M12 90
25 4 M12 95
40 4 M16 12
0
50 4 M16 13
0
65 4 M16 13
5
80 8 M16 14
5
100 8 M16 15
5
1.1.4.3 For detail data sheets for valves see Spec. 49-PS17, for Piping
specials see Spec. 49-PS18.
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Document No. 402000.PS02.TG07 Date 3 Nov 2016
1.1.4.5 Tubing ½” (15 mm) diameter or less may use bends in lieu of
elbows with approval of Biogen or its representative. Perform
bending operations at ambient temperature (cold formed)
using hand or bench top tube benders having radius blocks
matched to tubing size and employing roll dies. Do not use
lubricants in forming operations.
1.2 ATTACHMENT 1
Completed pipes must be tested for tightness before they are covered or
painted. They should be tested with a pressure test. The pressure test can be
performed with water or air. If the pipe system is to be left empty after the
pressure test, a pressure test with air or inert gas should be performed. The
test medium and results should be documented in the test report.
The leak test involves checking the system in terms of its tightness.
The load test focuses on checking the system’s strength.
If only one section of the system is to undergo a pressure test, care must be
taken to ensure that any open pipe ends associated with the section
concerned have been sealed by means of caps, plugs or blind flanges.
It is also important to ensure that the section has been isolated from the rest
of the system using suitable shut-off devices. If the system or section contains
valves and appliances that have not been designed to withstand the test
pressures associated with the leak / load test, these components will need to
be disassembled and fitting pieces used in their place.
The components shall not be reinstalled in the system until the pressure test
is complete.
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Document No. 402000.PS02.TG07 Date 3 Nov 2016
If the test medium is supplied via a connection with a higher pressure level
than the test pressure, then a water pressure reducing valve (plus a relief
valve, if necessary) must be used to prevent the test pressure being
exceeded.
Wherever possible, a potable water system should be filled directly from the
potable water network. If this is not possible suitable measures shall be
implemented on the grounds of hygiene. When performing the pressure test
with potable water, air bleed devices must be provided at the highest points of
the system and the piping system must be fully bled before the test
commences.
Once the pressure test is complete, the test pressure should be released in a
safe manner. The choice of test medium depends on the piping system, the
application and the time when the system is due to be commissioned.
The pressure test in installed pipes is generally performed with water (e.g. in
accordance with EN 14336). The below must be understood as a
recommendation.
Leak test
Load test
Test pressure:
Leak test
Load test
PART 2 - PRODUCTS
NOT USED
PART 3 - EXECUTION
NOT USED
END OF SECTION