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Dr. A. P J. Abdul Kal am, Hon' bl e Presi dent of l ndi a
bei ng wel comed by
Shri . P P Chhabri a, Chai rman
at International lnstitute of lnformation Technology
1l2lf ,
Pune,
a proj ect of Fi nol ex' s Hope Foundati on.
Fi nol ex
G e t s P e o p l e T o g e t h e r
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We, at
FINOLD( INDUSTRIES LIMITED,
are committed to ensuring
customer satisfaction by
offering
qual
ity
products
through continuous upgradation
of our technologies and systemsi,
with the involvement of
our customers,
vendors and employec)s.
Prakash P. Chhabri a
(Managi ng Di rector)
Fi nol ex
Ge t s
p e o p l e t o g e t h e r
Agriculture, Sanitation & Plumbing Systems
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01
Quality PolicY
02
l ndex
03
Company Profile
04- 05
Properties of PVC-U
PiPes
06
Manufacturing
Process
Desi gn AsPects Of A PVC-U Pi Pel i ne
07
Storage And Trench PreParation
OB
09
Selfit PVC-U Pipes (for agriculture & potable water supply)
1 0
Ringfit PVC-U Pipes (for agriculture & potable water supplv)
Moul ded Fi tti ngs for Agri cul ture
1 1
- 1 4
Fabricated' Fittings for Ag riculture
1 5 - 1 6
Protector Well Casings & Screens
1 7 - 1 8
Underground
Sewerage Pi Pes
1 9
Fl ow Di agram for Fi nol ex Ri gi d PVC Pi pes
20- 21
22
Selfit & Ringfit SWR PVC PiPes
23- 29
SWR Moul ded Fi tti ngs
30
Pl umbi ng Pi pes (for domesti c
pl umbi ng appl i cati ons)
31
- 36
SOlvent Cemented
Fittings (for domestic
plumbing applications)
Chemical Resistance of PVC-U PiPe
3 7 - 3 8
Note : This catalogue
is based on our
present technology and is intended to provide general
information on ourfroducts
and their uses. lt should not be construed as guaranteeing suitability
for a particular
"ppfi*ti"n.
Further, since conditions under which our
products are being used
are not known, recommendations
are made without warranty or guarantee'
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FI NOLEX I NDUSTRI ES LI MI TED
Finolex Industries Ltd. (FlL) has been in the plastic
business since its incorporation in 1981. Beginning
as a modest rigid PVC (Poly Vinyl Chloride) pipe
manufacturel FIL went in for backward integration in
April 1994 and commissioned its PVC Plant near
Ratnagiri (350 Kms, South of Mumbai) on the west
coast of Maharashtra state. Since then FIL is one of
the largest PVC resin manufacturers in lndia.
Moreover, the PVC & pipes plant at Ratnagiri has
been awarded the ISO 14001 certification.
FIL is also the largest PVC pipe manufacturer in India
and the first to have been awarded the lS/lSO
9001:2000 certification, FIL offers a wide range of
PVC pipes & fittings, for diverse applications in
agriculture, housing, telecom etc. ranging between
20 mm diameter to 400 mm diameter, The range of
PVC Pipes & Fittingsthat FlLoffers is asfollows :
o Agriculture Selfit and Ringfit Pipes.
. Moulded & Fabricated Agr:iculture fittings.
o Water Extraction Systems (Casing Pipes).
o UV Stabilized SWR Sanitation Systems
(Selfit Pipes
-
Solvent Cemented & Ringfit Pipes
-
Rubber Ring Jointing) and fittings.
o Threaded, Plain Pipes & Fittings for domestic
plumbing applications.
o Sewerage Pipes.
Pipes division of FIL has won PLEXCONCIL "Top
Exporter Award
"
on five occasions.
The strength of FIL lies in its quality products and
satisfied customers. FIL over years has built a very
large distribution network, which adds to FIL's
strength. The name
' Finolex'
is synonymous with
' Quality'
not only in India but also with FIL' s
iniernational customers.
The growt h of t he Fi nol ex group has been
consistently high, both in turnover and profitability,
reflecting dynamism and efiiciency. Companies in
the group are managed by professionals and the
Board of Directors consist of eminent personalities led
by Shri P P Chhabria, Chairman of the Group with a
distinguished record of contribution to industrial
development and community service in India.
FINOLEX has also been associated for long time in
social welfare activities, such as promoting a
children' s school in Pune and has also set up an
Engineering and Management institute, Finolex
Academy Of Management And Technology at
Ratnagiri. The Institute provides higher education
opportunities to students of the backward region in
the field of mechanical, electrical and electronic
engineering and management science. The Institute
has been ooerational since 1996.
The Group has also set up International Institute of
lnformation Technology (l'?lT) at Pune. The Institute
offers Post-graduate courses and Doctoral research
programmes in advanced lT creating new curriculum,
with faculty drawn from all over the world. Distinctive
features of the Institute include a fully automated
campus with state-ofthe-art learning tools, a web-
based educational environment and a nursery for
staft-ups on campus created by faculty, students and
venture capitalists, a confluence of academics,
research and industry.
The Finolex Group also provides medical aid to the
deservi ng cancer pat i ent s t hrough t he Hope
Foundat i on. The Group al so regul arl y gi ves
donations to other charitable institutions for the
welfare and well being of people.
Always on the look out for new ideas and progress
t hr ough moder ni zat i on, di ver si f i cat i on and
expansion, FINOLEX is now poised for a major leap in
the21' tcentury.
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General
The physical, ehemical and mechanical properties
of PVC-U pipes and fittings demonstrate their
superiority in utility and applications over
conventional materials.
(a) Densi ty
PVC has a density of approximately 1.+3 g/cm3. As
such it is less than 1/6th the weight of cast iron and
steel, making it much cheaper to transport and
easier to handle during installation.
(b) Mechani cal St rengt h
The inherent mechanical strength of PVC-U pipes,
making them suitable even in varying conditions,
can be gauged from the fact that the tensile, flexural
and compressive strength of PVC is around 450
kglcmz.
(c) El ectri cal Resi stance
PVC has a resistivity of greater than
' 1014
Ohm. cm,
and has good insulating properties.
(d) Low Thermal Conduct i vi t Y
PVC has a thermal conductivity of 0.13 W / m /
0C,
which is only a fraction of the thermal conductivity of
steel. This enables fluids to be transported through
PVC- U
pi pes, mai nt ai ni ng a uni f or m f l ui d
temperature. The lower thermal conductivity factor
also ensures that there is no external
'sweating'
of
the pipes when fluids at a very low temperature are
passing through them.
(e) Hygi eni c
PVC-U pipes offer one of the most hygienic means
of fluid transportation. They are resistantto attack by
fungi and are not subject to contamination. The
inside surface, which is extremely smooth, does not
support any growth, encrustation or fuming and no
odour or taste is transmitted to the fluid being
conveyed. This property is of prime importance for
the transportation of potable water to towns and
villages.
(f) Hydraulic Resistance and Flow
Characteri sti cs
PVC-U pipes, due to their smooth inner surface,
allow a greater flow of water than an identical size of
conventi onal
pi pi ng. The Hazen
-
Wi l l am' s constant
for fl ow for PVC-U pi pe i s around 150, whi ch i s
hi gher than that for conventi onal materi al s. The
head l oss of any proposed PVC pi pel i ne can be
readi l y cal cul ated.
(g) Chemi cal Resi stance
PVC is unaffected by most concentrations of acids,
alkalis, organic chemicals, oils and fats. This
resistance to corrosion by most chemicals makes
PVC-U pipes indispensable for contemporary
applications in various sectors of industry and for
sewerage.
( h) Fl exi bi l i t y
Being a thermoplastic material, PVC is better able to
withstand deformation in shape due to earth
movements. PVC-U pipes, in this respect, are
considerably more popular than asbestos cement
pipes, which can collapse under stress levels which
are wellwithin the limits of PVC-U pipes.
(i ) Gal vani c & El ectrol yti c l mmuni ty
Unlike metallic pipes which need special surface
coating to resist electrolytic action, PVC pipes being
a nonconductor of electricity, are totally immune to
galvanic and electrolytic attack. Thus, use of PVC-U
pipes overcomes several problems and makes
redundant any further surface treatment of the
piping material.
(j ) Fi re Resi st ance
PVC-U pipes have proved time and again that they
ar e sel f - ext i ngui shi ng and do not suppor t
combustion. They are, therefore, ideally suited for
use in buildings and other constructions.
(k) Di mensi ons of PVC-U
Pi pes
Finolex PVC-U pipes are manufactured conforming
to the latest Relevant Indian standard. This applies
to our standard range of manufacture.
Not e : PVC- U pi pe means unpl ast i ci sed
polyvinylchloride pipe, also frequently referred to as
rigid PVC pipe. The word rigid does not explain its
structure, but defines a property, which is self
explanatory.
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The properti es l i sted i n Tabl es
' 1:1,
1 :2 and 1:3 are
characteristic of the material and are derived from large
numbers of test sampl es.
PVC-U pipes and fittings will not adversely affect other
materials in contact or in close proximity to them,
underground or i n open space.
TABLE 1 : 1
Mechani cal properti es of PVC-U at 20oC
Density 1430-1500 kg/ m3
IVlinimum ultimate
tensile strength 45 MPa
Compressive strength 66 MPa
Shear strength 39 MPa
Tensi l e (Youngs) modul us 2750 MPa (at hi gh l oads)
Hardness (Shore) 85 (ASTM D2240)
Hardness (Brinnell) at 23oC 1 2 - 1 5
lmpact (Charpy)
-
20oC 20kJlm2
(250 gm notch radi us)
lmpact (Charpy)
-
OoC BkJl m2
Elongation at break 50
-
B0%
Poissons ratio 0. 35
-
0. 4
TABLE 1 : 2
Thermal properti es
Max continuous service temn 600c
Specific heat 1047J l k gl oc
Coefficient of linear expansior 7 x 1 0 5 / o c
Thermal conductivity 0 . 1 3 - 0 . 1 5 W/ m/ o C
Flame resistance Self
-extinguishing
PVC-U
does not support
combustion when the
source of ignition is
removed. At the
fabrication temperature,
it can be shaped by
deformation.
Primary softening point Not less than B0oC
(AS 1462)
Vicat. softening temperatureB00c to Bs27B2
TABLE 1 : 3
Electrical properties 1 2 - 3 8 k V/ mm
Dielectric strength 3.0
-
3 2
@
106 Hz
Dielectric constant 0 0 2 @1 0 6 H z
Power factor 1013
-
1014 Ohm
Surface resistivity 2000 Volts / mm
PVC-U is a non-conductor and cannot be used as earthing for electrical equipments.
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PVC-U Pipe Extrusion System
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1. Raw materi al conveyor
2. Extruder
3. Trol l ey Mounted Di e Head
4. Vacuum / Pressure Cal i brati on System
5. Pi pe Cool i ng Trough
6. Haul -off
7. Auto Rotary Cufter
8. Auto Socketing Unit
RAW MATERIAL
The key ingredient in the manufacture of quality PVC-
U pi pes i s the basi c raw materi al -PVO resi n. Fi nol ex
has set up a l arge, ul tramodern 260,000 TPA PVC
pl ant at Ratnagi ri i n techni cal col l aborati on wi th Uhde
GmbH of Germany and wi th a process l i cense from
Hoechst AG, al so of Germany, to manufacture
suspensi on grade, paste grade and emul si on grade
PVC.
Suspensi on grade PVC i s used i n the compounds
from whi ch PVC-U pi pes are made, al ong wi th other
appl i cati ons l i ke i nj ecti on moul ded arti cl es, ri gi d fi l ms,
bottl es, i nsul ati on materi al , ri gi d and foamed sheets
etc.
Some of the i mportant features of suspensi on grade
PVCar e:
o Excel l ent thermal stabi l i ty
-
whi ch ensures hi gh out
put rates with better finished products.
o Uni formi ty
-
i n terms of parti cl e si ze and mol ecul ar
wei ght di stri buti on.
o Low' Fi sh-eye' and' Dark Resi n' count.
o LowVCM content
o Lowvol ati l e content
PVC COMPOUNDS
A major contributory factor in the sustained
quality of
Finolex PVC pipes is our expertise in compounding,
bui l t up over 30 years of hands-on experi ence.
The basi c raw materi al i s PVC. Other i ngredi ents are
stabi l i zers, l ubri cants, fi l l ers, pi gments, etc. The
experti se comes i n processi ng these i ngredi ents
opti mal l y, to producethe desi red fi ni shed compound.
EXTRUSION
PVC compound is extruded into PVC-U pipes using
the latest sophisticated equipment. Automatic in-line
machines complete the fully automatic process by
cutting the pipe into standard lengths and stacking
t hom t n nrerrent warni no
RI GI D PVC FI TTI NGS
The
process for the manufacture of rigid PVC fittings is
similar to that for the manufacture of PVC pipes. The
only difference is that after the PVC resin is
compounded, the material is injection moulded
through modern automatic screw type injection
moulding machines. lt then
' flows'
into specially
designed moulds, which have high locking pressures
ranging in hundreds of tons, and where specified
temperatures are accurately attained. This is followed
by a cooling process for a predetermined time after
which the pipe fitting is ejected, and made ready for
testing.
Fittings are also manufactured by fabrication from
PVC-U pipes. Finolex fittings can be used without the
least chance of rupture or failure for rated pressure.
TESTI NG AND QUALI TY CONTROL
Finolex PVC-U pipes and pipe fittings are subjected
to severe testing and quality control checks both
during and after production.
The tests carried out are as
per lS 1 2235
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'l
986 :
Parl 1 : Measurementof outside diameter
Parl 2: Measurement of wallthickness
Part 3 : Test for opacity
ParI 4: Determining the detrimental effect on the
comoosition of water
Part 5: Reversi ont est
Part 6 : Stress relief test
Parl 7: Resistanceto sulfuricacid
Parl 8 : Internal hydrostatic pressuretest
Part 9 : lmpact strength at OoC
Sulfated Ash ContentTest as
per lS 4985 : 2000
Densitv Test as
per
lS 13360 / Part 3 / Sec 1
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BASI C
PARAMETERS
REQUI RED :
Discharge Required (Q)
(lps) : This is the amount of
water required for irrigating
thefields & can be obtained
by pl anni ng t he cr op
pattern & frequency of
irrigation.
Length of the Pipeline (L)
(meters) : This is the total
length of the pipe required
from the source of water to
shown in the' L' section.
the di scharge poi nt as
Static Head (h1) (meters) : This is the level
difference between the lowest & the highest level
of the pipeline as shown in the "L" section.
SELECTI ON OF PI PE DI AMETER :
For an optimum design, the velocity of the fluid
passing through the pipe is taken as 1m/sec. Using
the Flow chart available in Finolex Product
Catalogue, select the pipe size at an intersection of
velocity
=
1m/sec & discharge Q in lps. Forthis pipe
size also check the corresponding frictional losses
(h2) from the flow chart. Alternatively the frictional
losses can also be calculated by the Hazen Williams
formufa i.e. V= 4.567 x1 0-3x C i 90' 63* 50' 5+*6"t"
V
-
Velocity of the f luid f lowi n g throu gh the pipe.
C- HazenWilliamscoeff forPVC
=
150
D
-
Internal Diameter of the pipe.
S
-
Hydraulic Gradient.
SELECTI ON OF PRESSI . , | RE CLASS :
For selection of pressure class of a Pipeline, total
head acting on the pipe at that particular point needs
to beworked outas under:
Tot al Head (H)
=
ht +h2 + 10%of (h1+h2).
10%ot (h1 +h2) istaken for losses in valves & fittings
Please note that_the frictional losses calculated are
in meters / km. & for total head this needs to be
multiplied bythe corresponding length.
On working out the total head, Pipe Pressure Class
can be selected as below:
The principle, which is generally used, is that one
kg/cm2 is equalto 10 meters of water column.
PUMP SELECTI ON :
Pump can be selected by using the formula :
HPof pump
=
QxHl T5xr t
where 11
=
efficiency of the pump i.e. 65%.
On getting the Pump HP Select the closest
available model based on the manufacturers
specification.
It is highly recommended to once again check the
pressure class of the pipe by backward calculation
upon selecting the pump.
WATER HAMMER:
Water hammer is a
phenomenon caused due to
change of velocity that arises due to various
hydrodynamic effects. This gives rise to a series of
pressure pulsation above and below the normal
working pressure causing elastic deformation of
both liquid and pipe.
The surge pressure is very heavy and can be several
times the working pressure. Some automatic
protection equipments are available to safe guard
from the surge pressure. But considering the
inherent property of PVC and the high modulus of
elasticity, allowance for surge pressure can be very
easily neglected for design calculations.
AI R VALVE SELECTI ON &
I NSTALLATI ON :
Pipe size and Pressure class selection is often found
to be correct. But what is often neglected is the air
valve installation and use.
Comblnation of air and water is very dangerous for
PVC pipes. Air being compressible in nature, iends
to accumulate in the pipeline, in case of non-
functioning of air valves. This reacts by causing
momentary change in localized velocity, which in
turn generates high-localized pressure, which
cannot be read on a conventional pressure gauge.
To avoid this phenomenon, good quality air valves
should be installed at all peak points in the pipeline
with a distance of 300to 400 meters between them.
Air valves are of two types : Single acting & double
acting. As a general guideline, it is recommended
that the size of the air valve be about 1/4th the
diameter of pipe for the admission as well as release
of air. (Refer manufacturers catalogue for installation
and specification).
The function of an Air Valve is the same as that of
a nose in a human body.
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A -
D -
Chainage / Length in meters
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A: PUMP C: PRESSUREREL EASEVAL VE E: AI RVAL VE( ? )
B : SLUICE VALVE D : NON RETURN VALVE
TotalHead
(Meters)
Pressure Class
(kg
/ cm2)
80- 100 1 0
60- 80 8
40- 60 6
25-40 4
00- 25 2. 5
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HANDLI NG & STORAGE
The properti es of PVC-U pi pes di ffer from
conventi onal metal
pi pes and i t i s i mportant
that these are taken i nto consi derati on to
ensure sati sfactory i nstal l ati on. PVC-U Pi pes
shoul d be handl ed wi th due care to avoi d
damage to the surface and to the ends of the
pi pe. Draggi ng pi pes al ong the ground
shoul d be stri ctl y avoi ded.
PVC-U pi pes shoul d be l oaded and unl oaded
by hand and use of ski ds/pl anks shoul d be
avoi ded. Li fti ng chai ns and hooks shoul d be
used carefully.
PVC-U pi pes shoul d be gentl y l owered onto
the ground and stored on fl at l evel ground
free of sharp stones or objects. Stacking of
pi pes shoul d be arranged as i n Fi gure
' A' .
Each layer of pipe must have the sockets protruding
and alternate layers must have socket end and plain
ends, to ensure that the pipes are supported
throughout their whole length. Extra care must be
taken to see that sockets of the bottom layer do not
carry any load. This can be ensured by use of
suitablewooden
planks or blocks.
Fi gur e' A'
PVC-U Pi pes shoul d al ways be stored i n shade
and away from di rect sunl i ght.
TRENCH PREPARATION
It i s
preferabl e that trenchi ng shoul d be done
j ust
ahead of the l ayi ng and
j oi ni ng of the pi pel i ne. The
wi dth of the trench shoul d be as narrow as possi bl e,
al l owi ng enough room for
j oi ni ng, backfi l l i ng, etc. A
trench wi dth of 350 to 400 mm over the outsi de
di ameter of the pi pe i sfound qui te adequate.
Depth of the trench plays an important part in a
good pi pel i ne, and depends on the di ameter of the
pi pe and al so the mi ni mum cover requi red. l deal l y i t
shoul d be 1 meter above the top of the pi pe.
The trench shoul d be provi ded wi th a proper
beddi ng l ayer, whi ch shoul d be free of stones and
other such obj ects. Proper and careful beddi ng of
the pi pel i ne wi l l ensure a l ong servi ce l i fe for the
enti re system.
The vari ous recommended di mensi ons for a good
trench are shown i n Fi gure
' B' .
REQUI REMENT OF PVC- U ADHESI VE FOR JOI NTI NG
The fol l owi ng chart shoul d be used as a gui del i ne to determi ne your requi rement :
ffi
Pi pel i ne zone
Fi gur e' B'
Outside dia of pipe (mm) 20 25 32 40 50 63 90 1 1 0 140 160 200 225 250 280
Outside dia of pipe (inch) 1/z 3/a
1 t / 2 2t/z
Approx. No. of Joints/kg.
of Finolex Solvent Cement
350 300 250 200 150 125 103 79 36 27 1 2 09 07 05
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AGRICULTURE SYSTEIUIS
(As per l S 4985
-
2000)
Range:
Selfit pipes are manufactured in the range of 25
mmto 400 mm di ameters i n2.5, 4,6, 8, 1 0and 12.5
kgtlcm2 working pre$sure.
Advantage:
o Selfit sockets are formed with high precision on
specially developed sophisticated machines
o 50o/" saving in installation time, as compared
'
wi th pl ai n ended pi pes and l oose coupl ers.
o The number of
joints
are reduced by SQo/",
resul ti ng i n substanti al savi ng i n l abourcosts.
r The reouirement of Solvent Cement for a
pi pel i ne i s reduced by al most 50%
. Costs less than conventional plain ended pipes
wi th l oose coupl ers.
o El i mi nates the i nconveni ence of l oose coupl ers,
and reduction in inventory costs.
r Selfit pipes are supplied in a standard length of
6 meters exclusive of the socket
portion.
The Selfit (Solvent Cement
joint) pipes have one end self-socketed and
the other end pl ai n, whi ch fi ts snugl y wi thout the use of coupl ers. The
strong sol vent cement
j oi nt
i s permanent and troubl e-free.
DI MENSI ON OF UNPLASTI CI ZED PVC PI PES ( as per l S 4985- 2000)
Note 1 : The table is based on metric series of pipe dimension given in ISO 161/1 in respect of pipe dimensions and ISO DIS 4422
Note 2 : The wall thickness of pipe is based on a safe working stress of 8.6 MPa al27oC. The working pressure gets reduced at
sustained higher temperatures. Occassional rise in temperature, as in summer, with concurrent corresponding reduction in
temperature during nights has no deleterious effect on the working pressure of the pipes considering the total life of pipe.
(Cf auses 7. 1. 1 and 7. 1. 2)
Nomi nal
Out si de
Di amet er
(Nomi nal
Size)
Mean
Outside
Diameter
WALL THICKNESS
Class 1
0. 25 MPa
Class 2
0. 4 MPa
Cl ass 3
0. 6 MPa
Cl ass 4
0. 8 MPa
Cl ass 5
1. 0 MPa
Class 6
1. 25 MPa
Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max
20 20. 0 20. 3 1 . 1 1 . 5
1 A
. l . B
25 2s.0 25. 3 1 . 2 l . c l
1 A
1 . 8 1 . 7 z . I
32 32. 0 32. 3 t . 3 1 . 9 1 . 8 2. 2 2. 2 2. 7
40 40.0 40. 3
1 A
1 . 8 1 . 8 2. 2 2. 2 2. 7 2. 8 3. 3
50 50. 0 50. 3 1 . 7 2. 1 2. 3 2. 8 2. 8 3. 3 o . t 4. 0
63 63. 0 63.3 t . 3 1 . 9 2. 7 2. 8 3. 3 3. 5
A 1
5. 0
75 75. O 75. 3 1 . 8 2. 2 2. 6 3. 1 3. 4 4. 0 4. 9 J . l 5. 9
90 90. 0 90. 3 l . o 1 . 7 z . o J . I 3. 7 4. O 4. 6 5. 0 5 . 1 o . I 7. 1
1 0 1 10. 0 1 10. 4 t . o 2. O 2. 5 3. 0 o . /
A A
4. 9 5. 6 6. 1 7. 1 7. 5 8. 7
25 12s. 0 125.4 1 . 8 2. 9 3. 4 4. 3 5. 0 5. 6 6. 4 6. 9 8. 0 8. 5 9. 8
40 140. 0 140. 5 2. O 2. 4 3. 2 3. 8 4. 8 5. 5 6. 3 7. 3 7. 7 8. 9 9. 5 1 1 . 0
1 6 0 160. 0 160. 5 2. 3 2. 8 3. 7 4. 3 6. 2 7. 2 8. 3 8. 8 0. 2 10. 9 12.6
1 8 0 180. 0 180. 6 z . o J . l 4. 2 4. 9 o . I 7. 1 8. 0 9. 2 9. 9 1 . 4 14. 1
200 200. 0 200. 6 2. 9 3. 4 +. o 5. 3 6. 8 7. 9 8. 9 0. 3 1 . 0 2. 7 I J . O t 3 . l
225 225. O 225. 7 o . o 3. 9 5. 2 6. 0 7. 6 B, B 1 0 . 0
4 ?
t c . J 1 / -Cr
250 250.0 250. 8 3. 6 4. 2 6. 5 8. 5 LB 11. 2 2. 9 3. 8 5. 9 17. 0 19. 6
280 280. 0 280. 9 4. 8 6. 4 7. 4 9. 5 1 1 . 0 12.5 4. 4 7. 8 19. 0 21 . 9
J t c 315. 0 316. 0 4 . O 5. 3 7. 2 8, 3 10. 7 12.4
1 A n
o . l 7. 3 9. 9 z t , + 24. 7
355 355.0 356. 1 c . I 5. 9 8. 1 9. 4 12. 0 13. 8 1 5 . 8 8. 2 9. 6 22. 6 24. 1 27. 8
400 400.0 401 .2 5. 8 6. 7 9. 1 10. 5 1 3 . 5 15. 6 1 7 . 8 20. 5 22.0 25. 3 27. 2
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(As per lS 4985
-
2000)
This unique range of PVC-U
PiPes
introduced by Finolex for the first
ti me i n l ndi a, i s speci al l y desi gned
for higher diameter requirements
and eliminates the need for solvent
cement. The sealing ring ensures
leak-proot
joints and easY
installation. The entire range
comprises sizes from 63 mm to 400
mrqdi ameter, i n 4, 6, 8 and 10 kgl /
cmt working pressure classes.
Advantages :
a Even in extreme temPerature
vari ati ons, the rubber ri ng
absorbs the l i near expansi on
and contraction leaving the seal
intact.
o Deflection oi pipes due to various
reasons like shifting of soil, land
contour can be easilY
accommodated uPto 20
Per ioint.
a Easy, convenient installation.
. No need for Solvent Cement.
DI MENSI ON OF UNPLASTI CI ZED
PVC PI PES ( as per l S 4985- 2000)
Note 1 : The table is based on metric series of pipe dimension given in ISO 1 61/1 in respect of pipe dimensions and ISO DIS 4422'
Note 2 :The wall thickness of pipe is based on a sate workingitress oi 8.6 MPa at270c. The working pressure gets reduced at sustained
higher temperaiures. Occassional rise in temperature, as in summer, with concurrent corresponding reduction in temperature during nights
hals no deleterious effect on the working pressure of the pipes considering the total life of pipe'
Note 3 : Finolex Industries Limited offers to the end-customer limited warranty of one year trom the
date of supply against manufacturing defects in pipes only. This warranty does not cover consequential
and/or inc-identai damages, damages caused by accident, abuse, misuse, faulty design with or without
Groove
socket for
Elastomeric (rubberf
Seal i ng Ri ng
\ ^.
I nsedi on dept h
mark on spi got
Nominal
0utside
Diameter
(Nominal Size)
Mean
Out si de
Diameter
WALL THICKNESS
Cl ass 2
0. 4 MPa
Class 3
0. 6 MPa
Class 4
0. 8 MPa
Cl ass 5
1. 0 MPa
Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max
OJ 63.0 63.3 t . c 1 . 9
2. 8 3. 5
A 1
90 90.0 90.3 2. 1 2. 6 J . l 3. 7 4. 0 +. o 3. U 5. 7
1 1 0 110. 0 1 1 0 . 4 2. 5 3. 0 3. 7 4.3 4. 9 5. 6 o . l 7. 1
125 125.O 125.4 2. 9 3. 4 4. 3 5. 0 5. 6 6. 4
A q
8. 0
140
' 140. 0
140.5 3. 2 3. 8 4. 8 6. 3
7. 7 8. 9
160 160. 0 t bu. c 3. 7 4. 3 6. 2 7. 2
a e
B. B 10. 2
180
' 180. 0
180. 6 4. 2 4. 9 o . l 7. 1 8. 0 9. 2
o q
1 1 4
200 200.0 200. 6 4. 6 6. 8 7. 9 8. 9 10. 3 1 1 . 0 12.7
225 225. 0 225.7 5. 2 6. 0 7. 6 B. B 10. 0 1 1 . 5 12. 4 14. 3
250 250.0 250. 8 5. 7 6, 5 8. 5 LB 11. 2 12.9 13. 8 15. 9
280 280.0 280. 9 o. 4 7. 4 9. 5 1 1 . 0 I z - 3 17. 8
J t c 315. 0 316. 0 7. 2 8. 3 10. 7 12.4 14. 0 1 6 . 1 17. 3 19. 9
355.0 JCO. I 8. 1 9. 4 12.O 1 3 . 8 15. 8 18.2 19. 6 22. 6
400 400.0 401.2 9. 1 1 0 . 5 I 1 1 . 3 1 5 . 6 1 7 . 8 20.5 22. 0 25.3
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(As per l S 7834
-
1987)
END CAP (Pl ai n/Threaded) :
To plug lhe end of pipeline, End caps with BSPT (11TPl)
threads are also available in size from 40 mm
-
110 mm.
FTA (Femal e Threaded Adaptor) :
To connect PVC pipe & G. l. / Metal pipe.
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-sS
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| Fr"'l
sl
l *l l I
Tt-
-
Tt-
-l
vt u^ ^J
-R\\\\\sl
l * l
+
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
g t . D .
SD (mi n) WT (mi n)
2 0 t 1 0 20.30 16. 00 25.50 3. 00
2 5 1 1 0 25.30 19. 00 26.00 3. 00
3 2 t 1 0 32.30 22.00 34.00 3. 20
40 |
'to
40.35 26.00 34.00 3. 20
50 / 10 cu.,Jc 31. 00 40.00 3. 80
63 / 10 63.50 38.00 46.50 4. 50
75.50 44.0O 52.50 5. 40
90/ 6 90.50 51. 00 61. 00 4. 80
1 1 0 / o 1 10. 50 61. 00 71. 00 4. 80
1401 6 140, 50 76.00 86.00 5.20
160 / 6 160. 50 86.00 97.00 6. 10
180 / o 180. 60 96.00 193. 00 6 . 1 0
2001 6 200.60 106. 00 120. 00 7.00
Size / Pr. Rat. B S, D. N wr. TPI
20x
' /e"
1 10 34. 50 20.50 16. 0015. 40 3.20 1 4
25x
3h"
I 10 40.55 25.30 19. 0018. 30 3. 20 1 4
32x 1 / 1 0 43.20 32.40 22.OO 14. 90 3. 20 1 1
40x11/ 2" 110 53.60 40.50 26.00 24.40 3. 20 1 1
50x11/ 2" 110 66.00 50.50 31. 00 28.00 3. 00 1 1
63x
2' , I
6 80.00 63.50 38.00 34.00 3. 00 1 1
2 ' l 6 80.00 75.30 44.O0 28.00 4.00 1 1
75x21/ 2" I 6 79.50 75.30 44.00 29. 80 4.50 1 1
90x 6 82.00 90.50 51. 0028. 00 5.00 1 1
90x21/2" | 6 85. 85 90.50 51. 0030. 50 5. 00 1 1
90x 6 99.50 90.80 51. 0042.30 5. 00 1 1
1 1 0 x4 ' t 6 130. 001
' t 0. 50
61. 0058.00 4. 00 1 1
140X 5 / 6 133. 00140.70 76.00 46.00 5. 20 1 1
160X 6' / 6 142. 00160. 7086.00 45.00 6. 00 1 1
REDUCER :
To connect a service line to the
main line after a tee has been installed.
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
@x A U
T1
(mi n)
T2
(mi n)
A
25x 20 I 10 25.30 20.25 3. 80 3.40 37.60 17. 30 t c . o u
32x 25 | 10 32.30 25.30 3. 50 . J. OU 47.80 26.00 19. 30
4Ox 32 I 10 40.40 32.30 4.00 3. 70 59. 40 26.50 21.70
5 0 x 4 0 / 1 0
trn en
40.40 5. 00 4. 70 78.80 31. 50 26.00
6 3 x 4 0 t o 63.40 40.40 3. 30 3. 30 80.00 41. 30 26.50
6 3 x c u / 63.40 50. 30 3. 30 3. 30 85.20 41. 30 34.20
7 5 x 4 0 t o 75. 50 40.40 3. 20 3. 10 91. 50 45.20 28.70
7 5 x o.t / o 75.70 63.40 3. 20 3.30 84.00 40.80
9 0 x o.r / o 90.40 63. 40 4. 30 3. 30 95.00 52.80 41. 30
9 0 x 7 5 l 6 90.40 75. 70 4. 30 3. 70 106. 00 52.80 45.50
1 1 0 x 6 3 / 6 1 10. 50 63. 30 4. 00 3. 20 129. 00 61. 00 38.00
11Ox 751 6 1 10. 40 75. 30 3. 20 4.20 19. 50 63.00 43.80
1 1 0 x 9 0 / 6 1 10. 40 90.40 4. 80 4.20 16. 00 57.00 51. 80
1 6 0 x 1 1 0 / 6 160. 70 110. 40 6. 50 5.30 167. 10 88.50 59.60
1 6 0 x 1 4 0 i 6 160. 70 140. 60 5. 40 4.80 BB.OO 86.00 76.00
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Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
2 0 1 1 0
1
1
1
1
1
2 5 1 1 0
3 2 1 1 0
40 / 10
50 / 10
o J / o
63 / 10
7 5 1 6
7 5 1 1 0
9 0 / 6
90 / 10
1 1 0 / 6
1 1 0 / 1 0
1401 6
160 / 4
180 / 6
2001 6
(As per l S
ELBOW : To give shod turns of 90 deg. to a
pipe line. Not advisable to use on higher diameter
pipelines as it tends to restrict flow & increase friction.
7834
-
1 987)
TEE :
To take a by
Pass
or a service line
from the main line
fll
f 1 - - - t r |
fl | __l_u
J N I N ' |
" l r N l N l
H L
SD( mi n) AD
WT( mi n)
2e.eo 2e.eo
I
) e
90 29. 90 16. 00 20. 30 2. 50
i
r o. oo 25. s0 2. Bo
l l
! 7. 8O
47: 80
119. 00
25. 30 t . 6u
so.zo
I
sezo
'1
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I
sz.so 2:Bo
^ ^ . ^ a o F ^ c a n n 4 n q n a 2 c )
as.+o
I
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I
50.50 2 Bo
ros.oo t os.oo 38.00 63.50 2 90
r oz. t o l r oi . r o 3a. oo oe. +o 4 40
rzs. so
I
t zs. so 44. 00
L
75. 60 310
26.00
i
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44.00 75.40 5.30
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I
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179. 80 179. 80 61 . 00 1 10. 50 7 60
230.00 23o.OO 76.00 140.70 5.50
258.00 258.00 86.00 161 .00 5 50
69 50
I
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l
2e6.oo
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L
nury
I
l so.Bo 7 40
g27.OO
327.00 106.00 201 .00 8.40
REDUCI NG TEE : To t ake a reduci ng by pass or
a service line from the main line
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
H
SD
(mi n)
A D
WT
(mi n)
2 0 1 1 0 40,70 55.00 16. 00 20.50 3.70
2 5 1 1 0 47.00 65.00 19. 00 25.40 3.30
3 2 1 1 0 60.50 83.40 22.00 32.50 3. 30
4 0 1 1 0 73.00 98. 70 26.00 40.50 3. 90
50 / 10 90.00 121 . 00 31. 00 50.50 4. 25
6 3 / 6 106. 60 142.00 38.00 63.50 3. 50
63 / 10 107. 10 142.00 38.00 63.40 4. 40
/ 5 t o 124.50 167. 00 44.00 75. 50 3.30
7 5 1 1 0 126. 00 166. 00 44.00 75. 40 5. 30
9 0 / 6 146. 30 195. 00 51. 00 90.50 3. 50
90 i 10 148. 50 194. 00 51 . 00 90.50 6.30
1 1 0 / 6 178. 00 234.00 61 .00 1 10. 50 4.25
1 1 0 / 1 0 179. 90 234.00 61 .00 1 10. 50 7. 60
140 / 6 227 00 297.00 76.00 140. 50 5. 57
1601 4 254.00 334.00 86.00 160. 80 4. 50
t o u / o 256.00 338.00 87.00 160. 70 6. 75
180 / 6 296.00 396. 70 96.00 180. 80 7. 40
200t 6 327.00 436. 9 106. 00 201. 00 8. 40
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
H L
Mai n
S. D. Mi n
Branch
S. D. Mi n.
Mai n
l.D. Min.
Branch
l . D. Mi n.
W. T.
Mi n.
50 x 40 i 10 94. 00 121 . 00 31. 00 26. 00 50. 50 40.50 4. 25
6 3 x 5 0 / 6 1 10. 00 142.00 38. 00 31. 00 63.50 50. 50 3. 50
75x 40 I 6 130. 00
. 167. 00
44.00 26.00 / 5. 5U 40. 50 3. 30
/ 5 X C U / O 1 12. 50 168. 00 44. 00 31. 00 / 5. 5U 50.40 3. 00
/ 5 X b J / O 130 00 167. 00 44. 00 38. 00 75. 50 63.50 3. 30
9 0 x 6 3 / 6 136. 00 196. 00 51. 00 38. 00 90.50 63.50 3. 70
90x 75 I 6 152. 00 195. 00 51. 00 44. O0 90.50 3. 50
1 1 0 x 7 5 l 6 185. 00 234.00 61. 00 44.00 110. 50 / 5. CU 4. 25
' 1 1 0 x
9 0 i 6 180. 00 234.00 61. 00 51. 00 1 10. 50 90. 50 4. 25
1 1 0 x 6 3 i o 185. 00 234.O0 61. 00 38. 00 1 10. 50 63.50 4. 25
1 6 0 x 1 1 0 / 6 227. 50 338. 00 87. 00 62,00 160. 70 1
. 10. 50
6. 75
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-
1987)
REDUCER BUSH :
To reduce the internal
diameter of a fitting.
) l r
TAIL PIECE : For accessories that are to be
connected by using a flange & Spigot
joint.
COUPLER :
To
join
two length of pipes
Size / Pr. Rat. A A A B @c L Wt
25x 20 I 10 20.30 31. 00 24.90 22.50 3. 25
32x 251 10 25. 30 38.00 31. 90 25.50 o . t u
40x 32 I 10 32. 30 47.00 39.90 29.50 3. 10
5 0 x 4 0 / 1 0 40.50 57.00 49. 90 34.50 3. 10
6 3 x 5 0 / 6 50.50 71. 00 62.90 41 . 50 4. 20
75x 4 0 1 6 40.40 82.00 74.90 49.00 4.00
75x o.t / o 63.40 82.00 74. 90 49.00 4.00
9 0 x 7 5 l 6 75. 40 97.50 89.90 55.00 7. 50
1 1 0 x 6 3 / 6 63.40 117 . OO 109. 90 67.00 5. 00
1 1 0 x 7 5 l 6 75.40 1 17. 00 109. 90 67.00 5. 00
1 1 0 x 9 0 / 6 90.40 1 1 7 . 0 0 1 1 0 . 1 0 54.00 5. 00
1 6 0 x 1 1 0 / 6
' 1
10. 50 167. 00
1 6 0 En
51 . 00 5.00
1 6 0 x 1 4 0 / 6 140. 50 167. 00 160. 20 79.00 5.00
1 8 0 x 1 4 0 / 6 140.70 193. 00 180. 20 102. 00 6. 10
1 8 0 x 1 6 0 i 6 160. 70 193. 00 180. 20 102. 00 9. 90
2 0 0 x 1 1 0 / 6 1 10. 50 214.00 200.20 1 1 1 . 0 0 6. 80
200x140 I 6 140,70 214,00 200.20 1 1 1 . 0 0 6. 80
2 0 0 x 1 6 0 / 6 160. 70 214.00 200.20 1 1 100 6. 80
2 0 0 x 1 8 0 / 6 180. 80 214. 00 200.20 1 1 1 . 0 0 9. 86
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
o t . D. SD ( mi n)
O E
6 3 / 6 63.40 38. 00 57.60 3. 50
r . C / O 75.50 44.00 68.80 3. 50
9 0 / 6 90.50 51. 00 83.00 4. 50
1 1 0 / 6 1 10. 70 61. 00 101 . 40 5. 00
1 4 0 t 6 140.70 76.00 133. 00 5. 20
1 6 0 / 6 161 . 80 86.00 153. 00 6.00
' 180
i 6 180. 80 97.00 169, 90 6. 10
2 0 0 t 6 200.80 106. 00 193. 50 7. 10
Si ze /
Pr. Rat.
a t . D . SD (mi n) L WT (mi n)
2 0 1 1 0 20.30 16. 00 36.50 3. 10
2 5 1 1 0 25.30 19. 00 43.00 3. 00
3 2 1 1 0 32.30 22.00 48. 50 3. 00
4 0 1 1 0 40.30 26.00 58.00 3. 00
50 / 10 50.30 31. 00 65. 50 3. 20
o \ t / o 63.50 38.00 80.00 3. 20
t J t o 75.50 44.00 92.00 3. 20
9 0 / 6 90. 50 51. 00 107. 00 3. 70
110 I 6 1 10. 50 61. 00 128. 00 4.20
1601 4 160. 50 86.00 180. 00 3. 20
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MTA
(Mal e Threaded AdaPtor)
To connect G. l . / Metal
Pi Pel i ne
& all type of valves, taPs &
PumPS.
(As per l S 7834
-
1987)
SERV|CE SADDLE
(Top) SERVICE SADDLE
(Bottorn)
To tap the mai n l i ne i nto a smal l feeder l i ne for domesti c
purpose. Al so used for fi xi ng of ai r val ves on the l i ne.
Avai l abl e i n Outl etS Ol 1/2",s/q' & 1" i n Si zes 63, 75, 90, 1 1O &
32"
tO 2" Outl et i n Si zeS 140 & 160
Size / Pr. Rat.
SD
( mi n)
h
( mi n)
a t D
WT
(mi n)
H TPI
20x
1/i '
I 10 16. 00 17. 40 20. 15 3. 00 J1+. CU
1 A
, uy
s 2'
l 1Q
19. 00 20. 00 25.15 3. 00 40.50 1 4
32X
I
I
1 1 0
22. 00 20. 60 32. 30 3. 00 41. 60 1 1
40x11/ i ' I 10 26.00 20. 80 40. 30 3. 00 52.20 1 1
SQX1Vz" 110
31. 00 22. 60 50. 20 3. 20 64.50
1 1
63X 2' , 1 6 38. 00 28.80 63.40 3. 20 / 5. 5U 1 1
75X21/ z' I 6 44.00 33. 80 75. 70 3. 20 93.80 1 1
9 0 x 3 ' / 6 51. 00 35. 50 90. 50 3. 90 94.80 1 1
1 1 0 X 4 ' , 1 6 6. 1. 00 40.40 1 10. 40 4. 80 108. 00 1 1
1 4 0 x 5 ' / 6 76. 00 47.00 140.70 5. 20 130. 80 1 1
1 6 0 X 6 ' / 6 86.00 47. 00 160. 70 6.00 139. 00 1 1
Si ze / Pr. Rat. A B
H
(Top)
H
(Bottom)
WT
( mi n)
R
6 3 / 6 109. 50
RF ON
61 1 0 38. 90 6. 00 27. 50
7 5 t 6 1 1 8 . 3 0 93. 00 64. 80 47. 10 6. 20
a7 En
9 0 / 6 136. 30 1 0 1JU 74. 80 51. 50 6.40 45. 00
1 1 0 i 6 158. 90 102. 10 85. 30 O Z . I U b. 4u 55. 00
1 4 0 1 6 188. 00 104. 00 99. 00 76. 00 7. OQ 70. 00
1 6 0 / 6 208.00 106. 00 109. 50 86. 00 7. 00 80. 00
1 8 0 / 6 230.00 130. 00 128.70 96. 80 i / . CU 90. 00
2 0 0 1 6 250. 00 I J C. UU 138. 70 107. 30 8. 00 100. 00
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COUPLER
To
join
two length of pipes
BEND. 9 0 "
To gi ve a 900 turn to a pi pel i ne.
Si ze Y
Mi n
R L
torWorkrng PresPure
1
an vi n
,J.OJ,Y"
ttrti n
0.4 Mpa 0.G Mpa 1o Mp"
eb"ol j
I
Cl ass 2 Cl ass 3 Cl ass 4
_ - . - , 1
32 ( Pl umb) 151 . 00 32. 00 96. 00
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a0 ( Pl umb) 18e. 00 40. 00 120. 00
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63 297 ! 0 63 i 9
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189. 00 1. 40
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2. 0O 3. 20
l
63 297. 00 63. 00 189. 00 1. 40 2. 00 3. 20
75 354.00 75.00 225.00 1.70 2.40 3.80
90 424.00 9o.OO 27o.OO 1.90 2.80 +.SO
1 10 51e. 00 1 1O. OO 330. 00 2. 30
L
3 i gr 5. 50
1 10 519. 00 1 10. 00 330. 00 2. 30 3. 40 5. 50
125 589. 00 125. 00 375. 00 2. 70 3. 90 6. 30
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160 754. 00 160. 00 480. 00 3. 40 4. 90 8. 00
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180 848. 00 180. 00 540. 00 3. 80 5. 50 9. 00
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l ,' ro
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t*ol
225 1060 00 225.OO 675.00 4.70 6.90 11.20
225 1060.00 225.00 675.00 4.70 6.90 11.20
250 1 178. 00 250. 00 750. 00 5. 20 7. 7Q 12. 50
280 1319. 00 280. 00 840. 00 5. 80 8. 60 13. 90
A 6 n A7 n , 1 6 AO
f
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Wattmict<nes;
ftt l
84.00 315.09
915.9! 9.59
e.70 15.60
355 1673. 00 355. 00 r OOSOO ZSO 10. 80 17. 70
Si ze
A D
B
Mi n
L
Mi n
Mi ni mum Wal l thi ckness (t) for Worki ng Pressure
0. 25 Mpa
Cl ass 2
0. 4 Mpa
Cl ass 2
0. 6 Mpa
Cl ass 3
1. 0 Mpa
Cl ass 4
63 20. 00 37. 50 1. 40 2. 00 3. 20
75 20.00 43. 50 1. 70 2. 40 3. 80
90 35. 00 51. 00 1. 20 1. 90 2. 80 4. 50
1 1 0 35. 00 61. 00 1. 50 2. 30 3. 40
125 35. 00 68. 50 1. 70 2. 70 3. 90 6.30
140 45.00 76. 00 1. 80 2. 90 4.40 7. OO
160 45. 00 86. 00 2 . 1 0 3. 40 4. 90 8. 00
180 45. 00 96. 00 2. 40 3. 80 5. 50 9. 00
200 45. 00 106. 00 2. 70 4. 20 6.20 10. 00
225 55. 00 1 18. 50 3. 00 4. 70 6. 90 11. 20
250 55. 00 131 . 00 3. 30 5. 20 7. 70 12.50
280 55. 00 146. 00 J . / U 5. 80 8.60 13. 90
55. 00 163. 50 4. 20 6. 50 9. 70 15. 60
355 65. 00 183. 50 4. 60 7.30 10. 80 17. 70
400 65. 00 206.00 5. 30 8. 20 12. 20 19. 80
355. 00 1065. 00 7. 30 10. 80 17. 70
400. 00 1200. 00 8. 20 12. 20 19. 80
1884. 00
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REDUCER :
To connect a servi ce l i ne
t o t he mdn l i ne.
REPAI R COUPLER
To repai r damaged porl i on of a pi pel i ne.
Si ze S D 1 S D 2 I D
Total
Length L
963 100. 00 200. 00 63. 60 + 0. 70 380. 00
u) t c 106. 00 212. 00 75. 60 + 0. 70 400.00
2 9 0 1 12. 00 224. 00 90. 70 + 0. 80 460.00
a 110 121 . 00 242. 00 1 10. 80 + 0. 90 480.00
g
140 132. 00 264.00 140. 90 + 1. 00 550.00
o 160 141 . 00 282.00 1 6 1 . 0 0 + 1 . 1 0 640.00
a 200 155. 00 310. 00 201. 20 + 1, 10 750.00
a 225 167. 00 334. 00 226. 40 + 1. 10 1 150. 00
a 250 176. 00 3s2. 00 2 5 1 . 5 0 + 1 . 1 0 850.00
a 280 189. 00 378. 00 281. 60 + 1. 40 1 150. 00
a 315 201. 00 402.00 316. 80 + 1. 50 870.00
rJ JC3 215. 00 430. 00 357. 00 + 1. 70 1250. 00
a 400 229.00 458. 00 402.2Q + 2.00 1370. 00
L B
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n
r l
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T
u
T
Si ze
a d B A D
Mi n. Wal l thi ckness
for Workinq Pressure
0.6 Mpa-Class 3
Mi n Max Mi n Mi n Mi n Mi n
T
Mi n
160 X 140 140. 00 140. 50 45. 00 80. 00 160. 20 160. 50 4. 80 4. 40 86. 00
180x 160 160. 00 160. 50 45 00 90. 00 180. 20
' 180, 50
5. 40 4. 90 96.00
200 x 180 180. 00 180. 60 45. 00 100. 00 200. 30 200.60 6. 10 5. 50
' 106. 00
t
T
o l
-tr
Note : ltems can also be fabricated as
per
users specifications. Please contact works with reference drawing & application.
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The Finolex Protector range of PVC plain casing and
ribbed screen pipes is specially designed to ensure clean,
clear water from bore wells, whether shallow or deep.
The Protector range is manufactured as per lS 1281 8 and
DIN 4925 standards.
Casing pipes are easy to install. The threaded ends
ensure that the pipes can be screwed on to each other,
without the use of cement or adhesives.
Advantages:
The PVC Protector Casings have several advantages over
conventional steel well casings.
a Nontoxi c
o Corrosion resistant
o Li ghtwei ght
oLonger lasting
.Easy installation
oHi gherwel l yi el ds
1) DI MENSI ONS OF' CS' CASI NG PI PES
-
f or wel l dept h upt o 80 met er s
Nomi nal
Diameter
DN
Mean Outside Diameter
of Pioe
Outside Diameter of Pipe
at Anv Point
Mean Outside Diameter
Over Connection
Wdl
Thickness
Mi n Max Mi n Max Max Mi n Max
150 165. 00
' 165. 40
164. 80 165. 60 174. 00 5. 70 6. 50
175 200.00 200.50 199. 80 200.60 2 1 1 . 0 0 7.00 7. 80
200 225. OO 225.50 224. 80 225. 80 238.00 7. 60 8. 80
250 280.00 280.50 279. 60 280. 80 292. 00 9. 60 11. 00
Note : ln addition to the above range we also offer 1 25CS, 180CS & 225CS plain and any other casing pipe as per specific requirement.
2) DIMENSIONS OF
' CM'
CASING PIPES
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for wel l depth between 80-250 meters
Nomi nal
Diameter
DN
Mean Outside Diameter
of Pipe
Outside Diameter of Pioe
at Anv Point
Mean Outside Diameter
Over Connection
Wdl
Thickness
Mi n Max Mi n Max Max Mi n Max
40 48. 00 48.20 48. 00 48. 30 52.00 3.50 4. 00
50 60.00 60.20 59. 90 60. 30 65.00 4.00
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80 BB. OO 88. 30 BB. OO 88.40 94. 00 4.00 4. 60
100 1 13. 00 1 13. 30 1 1 2 . 9 0 1 1 3 . 4 0 120. 00 5.00 5. 70
t z J 140. 00 140.40 139. 90 140. 50 150. 00 6. 50 7. 30
150 165. 00 165. 40 164. 80 165. 60 178. 00 7. 50 8. 50
175 200.00 200.50 199. 80 200.60 215. 00 8. 80 9. 80
200 225. O0 225.50 224.80 225. 80 243.00 10. 00 11. 20
250 280.00 280.50 279. 60 280. 80 298.00 12.50 14. 00
Note : In addition to the above range we also offer 180CM & 225CM plain and any other casing pipe as per specific requirement.
3) DI MENSTONS OF SCREEN PI PES Wl r H RI BS
Nomi nal
Drameter
DN
Mean Outside Diameter
of Pipe
Outside Diameter of Pipe
at Any Point
Mean Outside Diameter
Over Connection
Wall
Thickness
Mi n Max Mi n Mi n Max
40 52.00 51. 90 56.00 3.50 4.00
50 64.00 63.90 69.00 4.00 4. 60
80 92.00 91. 80 98.00 4.00 4. 60
1 0 0
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17. 00 1 16. 80 124. 00 5. 00 5. 70
150 168. 00 168. 60 182, 00 7. 50 8. 50
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Fi nol ex SDR seri es casi ng
pi pes are speci al l y desi gned
for very shallow well depths.
i .e. wel l depths from 12 mtrs.
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24 mtrs.
These pi pes are avai l abl e i n a
standard length of 6 meters &
are bl ue i n col our.
These pipes have a selfit type
of a
j oi nt.
( 12 METERS)
1) SDR 52
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FOR WELL DEPTH UPTO 40 FEET
2) SDR 35
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FOR WELL DEPTH BETWEEN 60-90 FEET (18-24 METERS)
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1 1 0 S DR- 3 5
125 Jqr !!
140 sDR
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SIZE CLASS
MEAN OUTSI DE DI A. O. D. AT ANY POINT WALL THI CKNESS LENGTH TOLERANCE
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1 1 0 S D R - 5 2 1 10. 00 1 10. 40 108. 60 1 1 1 . 4 0 2 . 1 0 2. 40 6. 005
140 sDR
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52 | 40. 00 140. 50
' 138. 30
141 . 70 2. 70 3.20 6. 005
160 sDR
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52 160. 00 160. 50 158. 00 162. 00 3. . 10 3. 50 6. 005
180 sDR
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52 180. 00 180. 60 177. 80 182.20 3. 50 3. 90 6.00s
200 sDR
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52 200.00 200. 60 197. 60 202. 40 3. 80 4. 30 6. 005
L
225 SDR
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Recently launched, Finolex SDR series sewerage
pipes are specially designed for underground
non pressure applications like gravity drainage &
sewer flow for transportation of soil & waste
discharge of domestic origin, surface water
(storm water) and industrial effluent.
These pipes are available in sizes of 1 10, 125,
160 & 200 mm in stiffness class of SN-2, SN-4 &
SN-8.
These pipes are self socketed,
joined with the
help of solvent cement (cold welding) and
available in standard length of 6 meters & are
brown in colour.
1) SN 2 ( SDR 51, STI FFNESS CLASS 2KN/ m' z)
SIZE CLASS
MEAN OUTSIDE DIA. O. D. AT ANY POINT WALL THICKNESS LENGTH TOLERANCE t 5
Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max.
Pl ai n (m) Socketed (m)
160 160. 00 160. 50 158. 00 162. 00 3. 20 3. 70 6. 086
200 200.00 200.60 197. 60 202.40 3. 90 4. 50 6. 1 06
2) SN 4 (SDR 41, STIFFNESS CLASS 4KN/m' ?)
SIZE CLASS
MEAN OUTSIDE DIA, O. D. AT ANY POINT WALL THICKNESS LENGTH TOLERANCE ! 5
Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max.
Pl ai n (m) Socketed (m)
125 125. 00 125.40 123. 50 126. 50 3. 20 3. 70 6.069
160 160. 00 160. 50 158. 00 162. 00 4. 00 4. 60 6. 086
200 200.00 200.60 197. 60 202.40 4. 90 5. 60 6. 1 06
'
3) SN 8 (SDR 34, STIFFNESS CLASS 8KN/m' z)
SIZE CI.ASS
MEAN OUTSIDE DIA. O. D. AT ANY POINT WALL THICKNESS LENGTH TOLERANCE T 5
Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max. Mi n. Max.
Pl ai n(m) Socketed (m)
1 1 0 1 10. 00 1 10. 40 108. 60 11 1 . 40 3. 20 3. 70 6. 067
125 125. 00 125.40 123. 50 126. 50 3. 70 4. 30 6.069
160 160. 00 160. 50 158. 00 162. 00 4. 70 5. 40 6. 086
200 200.00 200. 60 197. 60 202. 40 5. 90 6. 70 6. 106
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SANITATION
SYSTE]UIS
(As per lS 13592 with Latest Amendment)
The pipes conform to lndian standards
(lS).
One end of the pipe is plain and the other end is
self socketed on sophisticated automatic machines
for high degree of accurate diameters.
The pipes when
joined using solvent cement,
form a
permanent water tight
joint.
(As per lS 13592 wi th Latest Amendment)
One end of the
pipe is plain and other end
is self socketed with an integral
groove
to hold the rubber gasket.
When
joined with a rubber ring,
the
joint formed is a trouble free,
water tight one, readY to take care
of thermal expansion / contraction.
For Ringfit Socket
Nomi nal
Diameter
DN
Mean Outside Diameter
of Pipe
Outside Diameter of PiPe
at Anv Point
Wdl
Thickness
Mi n Max Mi n Max Mi n Max
7 5 4 75.00 75.30 74. 10 75. 90 1. 80 2.20
/ J E 75.00 75.30 74. 10 75. 90 3. 20 3.80
9 0 A 90.00 90.30 88.90 91. 20 1. 90 2.30
9 0 8 90.00 90.30 88. 90 91. 20 3. 20 3. 80
1 1 0 A 110. 00 110. 40 108. 60 1 1 1 . 4 0 2.20 2.70
1 1 0 B 1 10. 00 1 10. 40 108. 60 1 1 1 . 4 0 3.20 3.80
160 A 160. 00 160. 50 158. 00 162.00 3. 20 3.80
1 60' B 160.00 160. 50 158. 00 162. 00 4.20 4. 80
For Selfit Socket
Socket
Depth
Mi n
Mean lD of Socket
at Mid Point
Mi n Max
40 75. 10 75.30
40 75. 10 75.30
46 90. 10 90.30
46 90. 10 90.30
48 1 1 0 . 1 0 1 10. 40
48 1 10. 1 0 1 10. 40
4Q 160.20 160. 50
5B 160.20 160. 50
lnside Dia of
Socket
Length of Beading
& Neck
Length Beyond
Beading
Mi n Max Mi n Mi n
75.30 75. 60 20.00 25.00
75. 30 75. 60 20.00 25.00
90.30 91 . 20 23.00 28.00
90.30 91 . 20 23.00 28.00
110. 40 1 1 1 . 3 0 26.00 32.00
110. 40 1 1 1 . 3 0 26.00 32.00
160. 50 161 . 50 32.00 42. OO
160. 50 161 . 50 32.00 42.00
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(As per lS 14735
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1999 with Latest Amendment)
Finolex SWR moulded fittings are available in both selfit and grooved ring fit type of
jointing.
Selfit fittings are
joined with
socketed
joints
using solvent cement which makes a permanent homogeneous
joint.
Grooved ring fittings are self socketed
wi th groove to hol d the rubber ri ng, they form a water ti ght
j oi nt
and absorb the l i near expansi on and contracti on keepi ng
the seal intact.
OPTI MUM SANI TATI ON SOLUTI ON
a Sani tati on l i nes are not conceal ed & are exposed to sunl i ght, whi ch l eads to expansi on & contracti on due to
temperature variations.
a The expansi on & contracti on i s maxi mum i n vefti cal l i nes. General si te observati ons are that the rubber ri ngs are
removed and Sol vent cement i s appl i ed for ease of operati on. Expansi on & Contracti on i s mi ni mum i n SWR
fi tti ngs hence no al l owance for thi s i s needed.
o Hence Fi nol ex i ntroduced Sel fi t fi tti ngs & Ri ngfi t pi pes that gi ves an opti mum sani tati on system sol uti on. Here
Ringfit pipes take care of the expansion & contraction. Selfit fittings make it cost effective without affecting the
performance. Fi nol ex al so recommends havi ng al l hori zontal l i nes wi th sel fi t
j oi nti ng.
rhis is because
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&/or not exposed to sunrisht
PLAI N TEE :
To connect a lateral soil / waste pipe to the
mai n verti cal l i ne at an angl e of 87.5 deg.
PLAI N BEND :
To collect waste water from internal pipeline &
di verti ng i t to the mai n pi pel i ne at an angl e of 87.5 deg.
DOOR TEE :
Function is same as a Plain Tee with a
threaded door for cl eani ng purpose.
DOOR BEND :
Functi on i s same as a Pl ai n
for cl eani ng purpose.
Bend wi th a threaded door
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Nomi nal
Di a.
L a o
e
75 135. 00 39.00 39.00 3. 20
90 179. 00 47.O0 47.00 3. 2Q
1 1 0 185. 00 57. 00 57.00 3. 20
160 258.00 80.00 80.00 4. 20
Nomi nal
Di a.
b H
( mi n)
38. 00 137. 00 147. 00 3. 20
90 53.00 174. 50 177. O0 3. 20
1 1 0 56.00 196. 00 198. 00 3. 20
l o u 86.00 270.00 273.00 3. 20
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PLAIN Y :
To connect a branch soil / waste pipeline
to the main verlical line at an angle of 45 deg.
DOUBLE Y :
To connect a 2 branch soil / waste pipeline to the
main vertical line at an angle of 45 deg.
DOOR Y:
Function is same as a Plain Y with a
threaded door for cleaning purpose.
DOOR DOUBLE Y :
Function is same as a Double Y with a threaded door
for cleaning
purpose.
45 Deg. BEND :
Mostly used as a shoe for rain water drainage line'
Can also be used for providing a 45 deg' turn
to the pipeline.
VENT COWL:
Used as a cap on the toP of the
vertical line. Also helps in release of foul gases.
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Nomi nal
Di a.
L o
(mi n)
161 . 00 89.00 89.00 3. 20
90 203.00 106. 00 106. 00 3. 20
1 1 0 227.50 129. 00 129. 00 3. 20
160 320.00 189. 00 189. 00 4. 20
Nomi nal
Di a.
L a o
E
(mi n)
75 157. 00 87. 00 87. 00 3. 20
1 1 0 221. 50 127. OO 127. OO 3. 20
160 322.00 191 . 00 191 . 00 4.20
Nomi nal
Si ze
o W H
(mi n)
40 10. 00 64.00 80.00 2. 50
50 13. 00 80.00 95.00 2. 50
63 16. 00 98. 00 1 18. 00 3. 00
75 15. 00 105. 00 160. 00 3. 20
90 20.00 145. 00 192. 00 3. 20
1 1 0 23.00 170. 00 211. 00 . J. ZU
160 30.00 233.00 270.00 4. 20
Nomi nal
Size
A H
63 63.00 67.00 25. 00
/ C. UU / 5. UU 25.00
oo
90.00 88.70 30.30
1 1 0 1 10. 00 89.00 25. 00
160 160. 00 140. 00 37.20
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cRoss TEE (PLA| N
/ DOOR) :
To connect two lateral soil / waste pipe to the
mai n l i ne at an angl e of 87.5 deg.
REDUCTNG TEE ( PLA| N
/ DOOR) :
To connect a reducing soil / waste line to the
mai n l i ne at an angl e of 87.5 deg.
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COUPLER :
For connecting two length of pipes CLEANI NG PI PE :
Used in between a vertical line to facilitate cleaning
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REDUCER (Eccentri c) :
Used to reduce a mai n l i ne.
REDUCI NG Y
To connect a reducing soil / waste line to the
mai n l i ne at an angl e of 87.5 deg.
Si ze L a
i / mi n\
75 191 . 50 193. 00 o. zv
1 1 0 258.00 262.00 3. 20
Si ze (D1xD2) L b
E
(mi n)
9 0 x 7 5 169. 00 46. 00 46.00 3. 20
1 1 0 x 7 5 178. 00 59.00 59.00 3. 20
1 6 0 x 1 1 0 257.00 80.00 80.00 4.20
Si ze z L
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/ mi nl
75 2.50 1 12. 00 3. 20
90 9.50 134. 00 3. 20
1 1 0 3. 00 145. 00 3. 20
160 8.00 191 . 00 4. 00
Nomi nal
Di a
L
(mi n)
134. 00 3.20
1 1 0 184. 00 3. 20
160 258.00 4. 20
Si ze
n
L d d1
mi n
1 1 0 X 7 5 17. 50 21. 50 156. 00 1 10. 00 75.00 3. 20
1 1 0 X9 010. 00 11. 00 155. 00 1 10. 00 90. 00 3. 20
1 6 0 X 1 1 0 25.00 34.00 210. 00160. 001 10. 00 4. 20
Nomi nal
Di a.
L a n
(mi n)
1 1 0 x 7 5 196. 00 122.00 108. 00 3. 20
1 6 0 x 1 1 0 249.00 142.00 155. 00 4. 20
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NAHANI TRAP :
For draining waste
from bathroom /
wash basin
out to the main line.
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Size
A L
d d,
E
( mi n)
WS
(Water Seal)
1 10 x 75 Shor t 122. 00 85. 50 43.00 192. 00
75.00 3. 20
10. 00
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10 x 75 Long 122. 00 100. 00 43.00 192. 00
20.00
1 10 x 90 Short 122. 00 85. 50 43. 00 192. 00
90.00 3.20
10. 00
1 10 x 90 Long 122. 00 100. 00 43. 00 192. 00
20.00
1 10 x 1 10 Shor t 122. 00 85. 50 43.00 192. 00
1 10. 00 3. 20
10. 00
1 1 0 x 1 1 0 L o n g
122. 00 100. 00 43.00 192. 00
20.00
MULTIFLOOR TRAP :
For multiple draining i.e. Bathroom /
Washbasin / Washing machine / Bathtub etc.
Provided with 3 additional inlets that can be
opened as an when required.
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Size
L A u d 1 d2 a D X
mi n
WS
1 10
(Shal l ow) 1 15. 00 1 10. 00 75. 00 50.00 63.00 51. 00 40. 00 76.50 190. 00180. 00 o. z v 20
1 10 ( Deep) 152. 00 1 10. 00 75. 00 40.00 63. 00 51. 00 47.00 76.00 190. 00 180. 00 J . Z U OU
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P TRAP :
To provide water seal & efficiant functioning
of the drainage system.
WC CONNECTOR :
To connect WC Pan to soil pipe.
Length
' L'
can be suppl i ed as per users requi remenl
Si ze d L
1 1 0 90.00 350.00
SADDLE STRI PS :
To connect wash basi n outl ets to the mai n soi l l i ne
Q TRAP :
To provide water seal & efficiant functioning
of the drainage system.
Si ze L H W h
75x 75 96. 17208 00 164 00 250 00 124.00141 17
125x110 Shor t 122.00 293.00225.00360 00 170. 00205 00
1 2 5 x 1 1 0 L o n g122.00 333.00250.00400.00195. 00205.00
1 10 x 1 10 Shor t 122,00 290.00225.00350.00170. 00205.00
1 1 0 x 1 1 0 L o n g122.00330.00250 00 390.00195 00 205 00
Si ze L H W C1 h
1 2 5 x 1 1 0 130.00346 00 225.00420 00 190.1 0 203 00
1 1 0 x 1 1 0 130. 00354.00225.00414. 00190.00202.00
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160
( Fabr i cat ed
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40. 00
190. 00
50.00
63.00
75.00
1 1 0
40.00
131 . 00 50.00
75. 00
75
40.00
91. 00
50. 00
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GULLY TRAP :
To prevent foul odours of the sewer reaching the surface.
Gully traps are buried in the ground with the tops or surround
raised above ground level to prevent ground water entering
into the sewer. Gully Trap stops sewage from returning up
through the system and spi l l i ng i nto a house.
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Nomi nal Si ze L A W X D D1 D2
160 X 1 10 ( Si ngl e Out l et )
290.50 196. 00
155. 30 160. 70 1 10. 00 I t t / . c u
160 X 1 10 ( Doubl e Out l et )
290.50 196. 00 310. 60
1t r t r Qn
160. 70 1 10. 00 187. 50
Nomi nal Si ze D3 o P O R
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160 X 1 10 ( Si ngl e Out l et )
105. 00 158. 00 132. 00 171 . 00 215. 00 61. 00 Zd. 5U
60 X 1 10
(Doubl e
Outl et) 105. 00 158. 00 132. 00 171 . 00 215. 00 61. 00 28. 50
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PI PE CLI PS :
To fix / secure the pipeline to the wall or flat surface.
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S TRAP :
To provide water seal & efficiant functioning
of the drainage system.
LI P SEALS
(FOR WC CONNECTOR / P.TRAP)
$
Si ze L
( mi n)
7q
72.50 102. 00 3. 50
90 74. 45 123. 65 3. 00
1 1 0 90. 00 132. 00 3. 50
160 138. 00 182. 00 5. 00
Si ze D
For 75 mm Fi tti ngs
56. 00 22.00
For 90 mm Fi tti ngs 82. 00 26.00
For 1 10 mm Fi tti ngs
98.00 25.00
For 160 mm Fi tti ngs 98. 00 25. 00
Si ze L H W
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1 2 5 x 1 1 0 130.00343.00228.00414, 00183 00 203 00
1 1 0 x 1 1 0 131 00 342.00229.00413. 00183 00 202.00
Si ze a o D A D
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1 10. 00 125. 00 120. 00 85.00 36.00
125. 00 125. 00 133. 00 97.00 49.50
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PLUMBTNG
SYSTEIUIS
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HEAVY PRESSURE SOLVENT CEMENTED
P| PES ( AS PER l S 4e85' 2000)
Pipes are available in metric series ranging from 20mm to 50mm' in a
standard length of 6 meters, plain at both the ends'
fnese pipesire
joined by use of solvent cement in which mating & fusion
between the pipe a fitting takes place creating a homogeneous
joint'
The pipes are in grey colour & the fittings are dark grey in colour
DI MENSI ON
OF HEAVY PRESSURE SOLVENT CEMENT JOI NTED PI PES
Size
o. D.
(Max)
Wall Thickness
Length
(meters)
Mi n
Max
20
20.30
2. 80
3.30 6.005
25
25.30
2. 90
3. 40 6.005
J '
32.30
3. 40
3. 90 6. 005
40
40. 30
3.60
4. 20 6. 005
50
50.30
3.70
4. 30 6.00s
ASTM HEAVY PRESSURE
PIPES
Lead free UV stabilised white plumbing pipes are available in sizes ftoml/2" to 4" in schedule 40 & schedule 80 series
as per,ASTM D 17g5 standards. These pipes are threaded and available in standard length of 3 mtrs & 6mtrs'
Threads are compati bl e wi th Gl fi tti ngs'
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Advantages over conventional G'|. piping systems
o Lowtransportation
cost o Ease of handling
o Lower material & installation cost o PVC-U pipe has a smooth surface' which
reduces
pressure losses and thus conserves electrical energy.
o High corrosion resistance.
r Durable. The solvent cement
joints are leak proof and the
joint is as strong as the parent rn'iteriat.lne
joints are tested under. pressure as stipulated in the
standard.
. The lengths can be cut to required measurement and
joined easily without laborious threading operation'
DIMENSIONS
OF ASTM HEAVY PRESSURE
PIPES AT 23' C
WHI TE PLAI N
ENDED PI PES :
These pipes are plain at both the ends and
can be
joined with Finolex PVC fittings available in
white colour. The
joint formed between the
pipe & fitting with the help of solvent
cement is a
permanent homogeneous
joint'
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(i nches)
Mean
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SCHEDULE
40
SCHEDULE 80
Thread
Length
( *2mm)
Thread
per i nch
(nos)
Wal l Thi ckness
Pressure
Rating
(MPa)
Wal l Thi ckness
Pressure
Rati ng
(MPa)
Mi n Max
Mi n Max
1/z
21.24 2. 77 3. 28 4 . 1 4
+ . 2 + 5. 86 15. 00
1 4
"/4 26.57 2. 87 3. 38
3. 91
4. 42 4. 76 16. 50 1 4
1 33.27 3. 38 3. 89 3 . 1 0 4. 55 3 . UO 4. 34 19. 00 1 1
1
1/a
42.O3 3. 56 4. 07 2. 55 4. at c
22.00
t l
1
1/z
48. 11 3. 68 4 . 1 9 2. 28 5. U6 5, 69
. t . z+ 22.00 1 1
2 60. 17 3. 91 4. 42 t .t .t 5. 54 o. av z . t o 30. 00 1 1
z / 2 73.O2
c . I I 2. 07 7. 01 7. 85 2. 90 32. 00
1 1
88.70 5.49 o . r c 1. 79
I . O Z
2. 55 35. 00 1 1
4 114. 07 o. uz b . / \ t 1 . 5 2 6. CO 9. 58 2. 21 42.00 1 1
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Fi t t i ngsf orASTMPl ai nendedpi pesareavai l abl ei nSchedul eS0seri esi nwhi t ecol our. Thej oi nt , byuseof sol vent cement , i s
a
permanent homogeneous joint.
Such type of a
joint
is also in generalterms, referred as cold welding.
REDUCI NG BUSH :
To reduce the internal diameter of fittino.
ELBOW : ( Plain / Threaded*
)
To gi ve 90 deg. turn to a pi pe l i ne.
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Threaded Elbow available in sizes
1/2"
Io 2",
with lS 554, BSPT threads at one end.
COUPLER :
To join
two lengths of pipes
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ELBOW (a5 deg.) :
To give 45 deg. turn to a pipe line.
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yi
xy;' 35.00 28.50 3.73 25.40 22.22
l ' ,Xy;' 43.00 32.00 5. 94 29.50 22.22
1" X3h' , 43.00 31. 50 3. 91 28.58 25.40
11/i X 1 52.50 35.00 4. 55 31 . 75 28. 58
11/1' X
1/z'
59.00 38.00 35.50 22.22
1vt x l vi ' 59.00 38.00 4. 85 34.93 31 . 75
2' ,X 11/2' , 73.00 44. 0O 5. 88 38.60 .tz+. Y,J
2y;' x2' 87. 40 52.45 7. O1 44.55 38. 1 0
3' ,X2yi ' , 105. 00 55. 65 7. 62 47. 63 44.45
4' x 3" 132. 00 67. 15 57. 15 47. 65
Si ze (M) H W S. D.
1/2"
50.00 3. 73 22.22
3/q'
57.00 3. 91 25.40
1 67.50 4.55 28.58
1
1/c'
80.00 4. 85 , J t . / c
1
1/z'
90.00 5. 08 34.93
z 105. 70 5. 54 38. 1 0
21/z' 130. 65 7. 01 44. 55
150. 90 7. 62 47. 63
A n
187. 75 8.56 57. 15
-/'\
6?
ll J'" ll
+l l Gw
Si ze
t-.1
W S. D.
1/z'
59.00 3. 73 22.20
69.20 3. 91 25.40
77.50 4.55 28.60
1
1/q"
88.90 4. 85 31. 80
1
1/z'
99.40 5.08 34.93
2', 117. 50 38. 10
21/2" 143. 85 7. 01 44.55
3" 162. 00 I . O Z 47. 63
4', 198. 45 8.56 57. 15
Si ze (M) H W S. D.
1./z'
47.00 3.73 22.22
3/4"
53. 50 3. 91 25.40
1 59.50 4. 55 28.58
| / 4 66.00 4. 85 . t t . / c
1
1/z'
72.50 5.08 34.93
z 78.80 5.54 38. 10
21/2" 95.90 7. 01 44.55
a , l
102. 90 7. 62 47. 63
122. 85 8.56
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REDUCI NG
TEE :
io t"XJa ,"Oucing bypass or service line from a main line
,4-
Hr
-----d
REDUCER :
To reduce the main line
l<-4?-+l klry'
I ll-'Tl-ll
I /l ' ri
l ,\
"l l rf i l
| | I O t | | I
L l l
1 i t t
k--;31 k-''
Size:M1 XM2 H H1 W1 W2 SD1 SD2
Ti ' X1/ z' 79.38 62.30 3. 91 J , l a 25.40 22.20
1',x3h' 92.10 67.40 4. 55 3. 91 28.60 25.40
l',X
1/2',
92. 10 67. 40 4. 55
28.60 22.20
1Vi Xl/z' 107. 95 74.05 4. 85 3. 73 31 . 75 22.20
lli' Xsh' 107. 95 78.05 4. 85 3. 91 31 . 75 25.40
11h' , x1 107. 95 84.05
A A R A E F
31 . 75 28.60
11/z! X1/z'
' 120.65
79.40 5. 08 3.73 34. 95 22.20
11/z'X3h' 120" 6584.40 5. 08 3. 91 34. 95 25.40
\ 1/ z' X 1 120. 65 89. 40 5. 08 34.95 28.60
11/r' X 11/i
.120.65
94.50 5. 08 4. 85 34.95 31 .75
Z'*x./z' 139. 70 94.00
3. 73 38. 10 ZZ. ZU
z' ,x3/4' 139. 70 96.00 5. 54 3. 91 38. 10 25.40
2' , X1 139. 70 101 . 00 5. 54 38. 10 28.60
z' ,x 1yi 139. 70104. 00
4. 85 38. 1 0 31. 75
z',xlyi 139. 70108. 00 5. 54 5. 08 38. 10 34.95
21/z'X,1/z' 173. 90107.70 7. 01 3.73 44.45 22.20
2y/x3h' 173. 90108. 50 7. O1 3. 91 44.45 25.40
21/z' X1' 173. 90112.30 7. 01 4.55 44.45 28.60
21/z' X11/i 173. 901 18. 70 7. 01
Aa t r
44. 45 31 . 75
21/z' X1' /z' 173. 901 19. 20 7. 01 5. Ud 44. 45 34.95
21/z' X2' 173. 90122.8O 7. 01
44.45 38. 1 0
3' ,xl/z'
197. 30124.30 7. 62
4LO. t 22.20
3' X %" 197. 30127. 30 7. 62 3. 91 47. 63 25.40
3" X 1 197. 30130. 30 7. 62
47. 63 28.60
3' x 1%' 197. 30134. 30 I . O Z 4. 85 4 t . o o 31. 75
3' ,X11/2' , 197. 30137. 30 t . o z 5. 08 4 LOO 34.95
3' x 2' 197. 30142.30 t - oz 5. 54 4 LO.t 38. 1 0
3',x2yi
197. 30147. 20 I . O Z 7. 01
r+ / .oJ 44.45
4',xy/ 243.60 150. 90 8.56 3. 73
22.20
4',xyi 243.60 153. 90 8. 56 3. 91 5 / . t c 25.40
4' x 1 243.60 157. 00 8. 56
3 / . l c 28.60
4' ,x 1yi 243.60 160. 90 8. 56 4. 85 57. 15 31. 75
4',x1'/z' 243.60 163. 90 8. 56 c. uo 57. 15 34.93
243.60
.166.90
8. 56 5.54 57. 1 5 38. 1 0
4' X21/ z^ 243.60 173.40 8. 56 7. 01 57. 15 44.55
4' x 3' 243.6C177. 20 8. 56 I . O Z 57. 15 47.63
Size:M1 XM2 H W1 w2 SD1 SD2
3h, XVZ'
50. cu
e o n
3. 73 25.40 22.22
1' ,x3/4' 64.00 4. 55 3. 91 28.60 25.40
1' XVZ' 65.35 4.55 3.73 28.60 22.20
l1i'xyi' 70.30 4. 85 3. 73 31.75 22.20
lyi'x3h' 73.65 4. 85 3. 91 31.75 25.40
l v/ x1 72.00 4. 85 4. 55 31.75 28. 58
11/z' X Vz'
/ t . t c 5. 08 3. 73 34.95 22.20
11/2' x3h'' 74.50 5.08
" q l
34.95 25.40
1Vz' X1 78. 85 5. 08 4. 55 34.95 28. 58
1y1' x 11/i i . b. UU 5. 08 4. 85 34.93
e1
- 7q
Z' *X1/2' , 65. 90 5. 54 3. 73 38.95 22.20
z' ,Xvi 69. 25 5. 54 3. 91 38. 95 25.40
2' X 1 91. 60 5. 54
ea oR
28. 58
z',X 1',/.', 90.40
4. 85 31 . 75
z',X1v/ 90.52 5. 54 5.08 38. 95 34.93
2, / 2, X1/ 2, | 72. 20 7. 01
44.55 22. 20
2,/z' X3k, |
75.60 7. O1
a o l
44.55 25.40
21/z^ X 1' 79. 10 7. 01 4. 55 44.55 28.58
21/z' X11h' 104. 15 7. 01 | 4. 85 44.55 31. 75
21/i'X 11/z' 104. 30 7. O1 |
5. 08 44.55 34.93
21/z' X2' 101 . 45 7. O1 I 5. 54 44.55
ea 06
3',Xv;'
7.62 | 3.73 47. 63 22.20
3' X %" 78. 80 7. 62 3. 91
z+
/ . oJ 25.40
3 X 1 82.60 7. 62 |
4. 55 47. 63 28. 58
3',xlvi 85.75 7. 62 |
4. 85 47.63 31. 75
3' ,x11/2' , 1 16. 20 7. 62 | 5. 08 4 / . O O 34.93
3' x 2'
l t e e R
7. 62 | 5. 54 47. 63 38.95
3',x2v1
1 15. 75 7. 62 7. 01 47. 63 44.55
4',xyi 82. 50 8. 56 J . / O 22. 20
4' ,x3/4' 88. 25 8. 56 | 3. 91
25.40
4' x 1 92.05 8. 56 | 4. 55 57. 15 28. 58
4',xlyi' 95.50 8.56 4. 85 57. 15 31. 75
4^ x 1v;' 98.95 8. 56 I
5. 08 57. 15 34.93
4',x2' 102. 15 8. 56 |
5. 54 5 / . r c 38.95
4',xzyi 139. 00 8. 56 7. 01 57. 15
4" x3' 134.25 8. 56 L O Z
4 r/ .O.t
FTA
To connect mal e threaded fi tti ngs to a pi pel i ne.
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MTA
To connect female threaded fittings to a pipeline.
END CAP :
To pl ug the end of a pi pel i ne
TEE : ( Pl ai n / Threaded*
)
To take a by pass or a servi ce l i ne from the mai n l i ne.
lud-'
*
Threaded Tee available in sizes
1/2"
to 2",
with lS 554, BSPT threads at one end.
TA
{[4|
t<-=-----ttrw
.
-lJsde
=
:.9
+-
Ica>l
int]
lFl-lif ---------_-ot
a*
Si ze ( M) H S. D.
1/;'
41 .50 3. 73 22. 22
%" 48.00 3. 91 25. 40
1 54.00 4. 55 28. 58
1
1/4"
59. 50 4. 85 31 . 75
11/ z' 64. 50 5.08 34.93
z', 69. 50 5. 54 38. 1 0
21/z' 86. 45 7. 01 45.45
3" 93.53 7. 62 48. 63
A r
1 07. 1 5 8. 56 58. 1 5
Si ze (M) H S. D.
1/z'
40.00 3. 73 22.22
3/4"
46.00 3. 91 25.40
52.00 4. 55 28.58
11/ 4" 58. 50 4. 85 31 . 75
1
1/z'
64.00 5. 08 34.93
Z 71. 0O 5-54 38. 1 0
21/2" 85. 85 7. 01 45.45
J 93.53 7. 62 48. 63
A r
108. 05 8. 56 58. 1 5
Si ze (M) H H1 S. D.
,/2,
70.00 50.00 3. 73 22. 22
3/4"
79.50 57. 00 3. 91 25.40
92.00 67.50
A F F
28.58
11/+" 108. 00 80.00 4. 85 31 . 75
t / 2 121 . OO 90.00 5. 08 34.93
z 139. 70
'1
05.70 5. 54 38. 1 0
21/2" 174. 00 131 . 00 7. 01 44.45
e I
198. 00 152. 00 7. 62 47. 63
A r
244.00 188. 00 8. 56 57. 15
Si ze (M) H W S. D.
t/2"
30.00 3.73 22.22
3/o"
35. 00 3. 91 25.40
1 39.50 28. 58
t / 4 45.00 4. 85 . t t . / c
1
1/z'
48.50 c. uo 34.93
2', 53. 1 0 5.54 38. 10
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FTA : (METAL INSERT)
To connect male threaded CP/Metalfittings
like
taps, showers etc to a
PiPeline.
MTA : (METAL INSERT)
To connect female threaded CP/Metal fittings like
taps, showers etc to a
PiPeline.
CROSS TEE :
To take a double bypass or service lines
from a main line
UNI ON SCH. 8O
io allow quick and convenient disconnection of
pipes for inaintenance or fixture replacement'
[|ij,
'f#ili.
I-JtrL
"l
[-TYT_]
I t_)/ \1-J
i_mr-
-rl
l<-w
il
l " # . -
ffil#il1"
lffiI1
'
+l k-w
H
F-
e
*
=
,
l<-++l
sftT
f l ) l
r l ( n l
llti i Prll l"
'r
TTl--- f I
l l o l r l l I
l l ' Jr l l _J_
'
+l k-w
Si ze (M) H W S. D.
t/;'
47. OO 3.73
22.22
"/4 51. 00 3. 91 25.40
1 " 56.50 4.55 28.58
Si ze (M) H W S. D.
1/z'
62.00
3.73 22.22
68.00 3. 91 25.40
74.50
4. 55 28.58
-l=i---l
tl l l ffi l
r
I ad-\--l-75
it
t$-H-Bt
l * t l
i
l r * - T
I l t : | | t s L
v l l
;
r r v
-rl
K-w
Size TL I D OD OD W (mi n)
'/2
60.00 21. 50 48.00 22.20
a
-7F.
65.00 26.80 56.00 25.40 3. 91
1 72.00 33.70 63.00 28.60 4. 55
l Vq' 76.00 42.40 74. O0 31. 80 4.85
11/2" 92.00 48.60 83.00 35.00 5. 08
z 109. 00 60.70 97.00 38. 10 5. 55
Size
H W S. D.
1/;'
69.80 3.73 22.20
79.40 3.9.1 25.40
'l
92. 10
4.55 28.60
F.
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FEMALE THREADED (90' ) ELBOW :
(METAL INSERT) To connect male threaded
CP/Metal fittings like taps, showers etc to a pipeline.
FEMALE THREADED TEE :
(METAL INSERT) To connect male threaded
CP/Metal fittings like taps, showers etc to a pipeline.
PI PE CLI PS
To fix/secure the pipeline to the
wall or flat surface.
I
' < ,
" ' > l
tTlsi-Tt
I
l l l e o l l
lTl-Fn-
l l
|
- 1 - - - l - l
M
ll_1---I=!iL
l l
r l F
i l i i l
lfflt<-w
J
I
t
-t M
J
l<----!?------+ |
II-tr:
- l ' / / , -
- l - l
tlll , r........1,^4
I l t t ___==
ilm-f I
i l l J i l l
? F_W
Si ze (M)
H1 H2 W S . D
1/2"
78.00 50.00 22. 22
3/4"
85.00 55.00 3. 91 25.40
1 102. 00 64.00 4. 55 28. 58
Tq' X
1/z'
85.00 55.00 3. 91 25.40
1' , X
1/2' ,
95.00 60.00 4.55 28. 58
Si ze (M)
H1 H2 W S. D.
1/1'
56.00 50.00 3.73 22.22
3/o"
63.00 55.00 3. 91 25.40
1 77. O0 64.00 28. 58
3/i'
x
1/z'
60.00 52.00 3. 91 25.40
1', X
1/2',
63.00 62.00 4. 55 28. 58
Si ze L e ( mi n)
1/z'
16. 00 38.50 2. 50
3/;'
19. 50 43.00 2. 50
1 24.00 51. 00 3. 50
1
1/a'
30.00 60.00 3. 50
1
1/z'
39.00 67. 60 4. 50
z', 46.00 78. 00 4. 50
21/2" 72.20 102. 00 3. 00
3" 74. 50 1 15. 00 3. 00
a 90.00 132. 00 3. 50
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RECOMMENDED SUPPORTS FOR PVC- U PLUMBI NG PI PES :
The maximum continuous seruice temperature for PVC-
U pipes is 60oC and is not recommended for use above
60oC of continuous service temperature. The pressure
ratings mentioned in the table are at 23oC & a derating
factoi needs to be applied foi-service temperatures
above2SoC,
The table below shows the percentage of working
pressure recommended for various working pressure
above23oC:
Thermal expansion of PVC is roughly 4.5 to 5 times
more than metallic pipes. As long as PVC U pipes are
buried & are used for conveying cold water, thermal
changes do not have any adverse effect on its
pedormance, But in case of exposed lines & for fluid
temperatures above ambient, effect of thermal
expansion & contraction needs to be considered.
The change in length in pipeline can be calculated as :
6l = cr xLx6t
where 6l : Change in length in mm
o : Coefficientof linearexpansionof PVC
(Refer Page 5, Table 1 :2)
6 t : Di f f e r e n c e b e t we e n a mb i e n t
temperature & maximum oPerating
temperature.
To accommodate this thermal expansion & contraction,
following methodology can be applied
1 Expansion Loop : This is most common method
used to compensate for thermal changes in a
pipeline. Atypical expansion loop is shown below
Y
#
Length of the loop offset'X' can be calculated as
X= 1. 44x dx 5l
Where d : Outside diameter of the pipe in mm.
6l : Change i n l engt h i n mm.
Also Y
=X12.
2 Fixed & Sliding points : Combination of these two
types of anchoring compensates changes due to
t her mal expansi on & cont r act i ons.
( Ref er
Manufacturers catalogue for technical specification)
L : Length of pipe in mm (at Ambient
Temperature)
Recommended di stances between supports i n meters :
Cont. Service Temp ('C) 23 30 35 40 45 50 55 60
% of working pressure
10090 75 62 50 40 30 22
Si ze
(i nches)
Schedul e 80 : Temperature
Schedule 40 I Temperature
23'C 30'c 40"c 60'c 23"C 30'c 40'c 50'c 60'c
r/z
1. 40 1. 40 1. 20 0. 75 0. 75 1. 50 1. 40 I . 4U 0. 90 0. 75
3/a
1. 50 1. 40 1. 20 0. 75 o.75 1. 70 1. 50 1. 40 0. 90 0. 75
1 1. 70 1. 50
' 1
.40 0. 90 0. 75 1. 80 1. 70 1. 50 1. 00 0. 90
1
1/q
1. 70 1. 70 1. 50 0. 90 0. 90 1. 80 1. 80 1 . 7 0 1. 00 0.90
1 V z 1. 80 1. 70 1. 50 1. 00 0. 90 2. 00 1. 70 1. 00 1. 00 1. 00
z 1. 80 1. 70 1. s0 1. 00 2 . 1 5 2 . 1 5 2.00 1. 20 1. 20 1. 00
2
1/z
2 . 1 5 2.00 1. 20 1. 20 1. 00 2.30 2.30 2.00 1. 40 1. 20
2 . 1 5 z . t J 1. 20 1. 20 1. 00 2. 43 2.30 z . t J 1. 40 1. 20
A
2.30 2 . 1 5 2.00 1. 40 1. 20 2. 75 2. 60 2.30 1. 50 1. 40
r
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CHEMI CAL
TEMP.
27',C
t I I
60"c
Acetal dehyde N N
Acetal dehVde, aq. 40ol o c N
Acetami de
Aceti c aci d, vapour R R
Aceti c aci d, ol aci al R N
Aceti c aci d. 20% R h
Aceti c aci d,80o/" R c
Acet i c anhvdr i de N N
Acetone N N
Acetvl ene C C
Adi pi c aci d R h
Al cohol , al l yl R C
Al cohol , benzvl N N
Al cohol , butyl (n-butanol ) R R
Al cohol , (2-butanol ) R N
Al cohol , et hvl R R
AIcohol . hexvl n R
Al cohol , i sopropyl (2-propanol h R
Al cohol , methVl R R
AIcohol , propyl (1 -proponal )
R h
Al l yl chl or i de N N
Al ums R h
Ammoni a, qas
R h
Ammoni a, l i qui d N N
Ammoni a, aq. R R
Ammoni um sal ts R R
Am mo n i u m f I uo r i d e, 25/ o C
Amvl acetate N N
Amyl chl or i de N N
Ani l i ne N N
Ani l i ne chl orohydrate N N
Ani l i ne hVdr ochl or i de N N
Ani l i ne dves N N
Anthraqui none R H
Anthraoui none sul ohoni c aci d R R
Anti monv tri chl ori de R R
Aqua reoi a
a
N
Arseni c aci d, 80% R R
Aryl sul phoni c aci d R R
Bari um sal ts h R
Beer R R
Beet suoar l i ouor h R
Benzal dehvde, 1 0ol o n N
Benzal dehyde, above 1 0% N N
Benzene (benzol )
N N
Benzene sul ohoni c aci d. 1 0% h R
Benzene sul phoni c aci d N N
Benzoi c aci d R R
Bl ack l i quor
- paper h R
Bl each, 1 2.5o/o active ch lori ne R H
Bl each, 5..5% acti ve chl ori ne R R
Borax R R
Bori c aci d R R
Boron tri fl uori de R R
Br omi caci d H R
Br omi ne, I i qui d N N
Br omi ne gas, 25% R R
Br omi ne, aq. n R
Butadi ene R h
Butane R H
CHEMI CAL
] T E
-zi"c,
t t f
MP.
60rc
1 40"F
But anet et r ol , ( eMhr i t ol )
R N
But anedr ol R R
Butvl acetate N N
Butyl phenol R N
Butyl ene R R
BuWri c aci d R N
Cal ci um sal ts, aq. R R
Cal ci um hypochl ori te R R
Cal ci um hvdr oxi de R R
Cane sugar l i quor s R R
Car bon bi sul ohi de N N
Car bon di oxi de R R
Car bon di oxi de, aq. R R
Car bon monoxi de R R
Carbon tetrachl ori de h N
Casei n R R
Castor oi l R R
Causti c potash (pot. hydroxi de) n R
Causti c soda (sod. hVdroxi de) R R
Cel l osol ve R C
Cel l osol ve acetate R
Chl oral hvdrate R R
Chl or ami ne R
Chl or i c aci d, 20% R R
Chl ori ne, qas,
dry c N
Chl or i ne. oas. wet N N
Chl or i ne, l i qui d N N
Chl or i newat er R F
Chl oraceti c aci d h
Chl orobenzene N N
Chl or obenzvl chl or i de N N
Chl oroform N N
Chl or osul phoni c aci d R N
Chr omi caci d, l 0% n h
Chr omi caci d, 30% F L
Chromi c aci d, 407o R C
Chr omi c aci d, 50% N N
Ci tri c aci d R R
Coconut oi l R R
Coke oven oas R R
Copper sal ts, aq. R R
Cor n oi l R R
Cor n svr uo R R
Cottonseed oi l R R
Cresol N N
Cresvl i c aci d, 50% R R
Cr ot onal dehyde N N
Cr ude oi l R R
CVcl ohexane N N
Cycl ohexanol N N
Cycl ohexanone N N
Diazo salts R h
Di esel f uel s R R
Di et hvl ami ne N N
Di octvl Dhthal ate N N
Di sodi um ohosDhat e R
Di ql Vcoi i c aci d R
Di oxane- 1, 4 N N
Di methyl ami ne R
Di met hyl f or mami de N R
CHEMI CAL
t t f 1 40"F
Deteroents, aq R N
Di but vl pht hal at e
N R
Di butvl sebacate C N
Di chl or obenzene N N
Di chl oroethvl ene N N
Ethers N N
EthVl esters N N
Ethvl hal i des N N
Ethvl ene hal i des N N
EthVl ene ql vcol
R
Et hvl ene oxi de N N
Fattv acids H R
Ferri c sal ts R R
Fl uor i ne, qas,
dr V
a
N
Fl uor i ne, qas,
wet C N
Fl uorobori c aci d. 25% R R
Fl our osi l i ci c aci d h R
Formal dehvde R R
For mi caci d H N
Fr eon
-
F1 1, F12, F13, F14 R R
Fr eon- F21. F22 N N
Frui t i ui ces R R
Fuel oi l c N
Fudural N N
Gas, coal , manufactured N N
Gas, methane, natural R R
Gasol i nes C c
Gel ati n R R
Gl vceri n (ql vcerol )
R R
Gl ycol s R R
Gl ue, ani mal R R
Gl vcol i c aci d R R
Green l ocker, paper R R
Gal l i c aci d R R
Heptane R R
nexane R c
Hvdrobromi c aci d. 20% R R
Hydrochl ori c aci d R R
HVdr ol l uor i c aci d, 10% R C
Hydrofl uori c aci d, 60% R C
Hydrofl uori caci d, 1 00o/. R C
HVdrocvani c aci d R R
Hydrogen R R
HVdroqen peroxi de,
50o/o R R
Hydr ogen per oxi de, 90% R R
Hydr oqen sul phi de, aq R R
Hydr ogen sul phi de, dr y R n
Hydr oqui none R R
Hydroxvl ami ne su l phate R
Hvdr azi ne N N
HvDochl orous aci d R
l odi ne, Kl , 3%, aq. C N
l odi ne. al c N N
l odi ne, aq. , 10% N N
Jetfuel s, JP-4and JP-5 R
Kerosene n n
Ketones N N
Kraft paper l i qour h R
Lacquerthi nners c
N I
Laclic acid,25"/"
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TEMP.
*r*r,.* #fo
Thi s data i s based on l aboratory i nvesti gati ons
on unstressed stri ps i mmersed i n the
chemi cal s and provi ded as a gui de onl y.
CHEMI CAL 27"C 60"c
77"F 140"F
Lard oi l
R R
Lauri c aci d
FI R
Laur vl chl or i de R n
Laurvl sul phate
H R
Lead sal ts
n
Li me sul phur
R R
Li nol ei c aci d
H R
Li nseed oi l R R
Li queurs
R R
Lt ouor s
R R
Li thi um sal ts
R R
Lubr i cat i nq oi l s R R
Machi ne oi l s
h
l \,4aonesi um sal ts R H
Mal ei c aci d R R
Mal ei c aci d
R R
Mal i c aci d
R R
Manoanese sul phate
B R
Mercuri c sal ts
R R
l \4ercurV
R R
Mesi t vl oxi de
N N
l \4etal l i csoaps, aq. H h
Methane
n R
l\4ethyl acetate N N
Met hVl br omi de
N N
Methyl cel l osol ve N N
Met hyl chl or i de
N N
Methvl chl oroform
N N
Methyl cycl ohexanone
N N
l vl ethyl methacryl ate
n
Methvl sal i cyl ate
H
l\/ethyl sulphate
R
a
Met hyl sul phoni c aci d n H
l \/ethvl ene bromi de N N
Methvl ene chl ori de N N
Methvl ene i odi de N N
Mi t k
R R
Mi ner al oi l s
R R
Mi xed aci ds (sul Phuri c & ni tri c) N
(sul phuri c & phosphori c) h R
Mol asses
n R
Monochl orobenzene
N N
Monoethanol ami ne
N N
Motor oi l
R n
Naphtha
n R
Napht hal ene
N N
Ni ckel sal t s
H H
Ni cot i ne
R R
Ni coti ni c aci d R R
Ni t r i c aci d, 0t o 50% R
n
Ni t r i caci d, 60%
R
Ni tri c aci d, 70% R
Ni tri c aci d, 80o/.
Ni tri c aci d, 90%
N
Ni t r i c aci d, 100% N N
Ni t r i c aci d, f umi nq
N N
Ni trobenzene
N N
Ni troql vceri ne
N N
Ni trous aci d
R
a
77"F ,140"F
Ni t r oql vcol
N N
Ni t r opr opane
c
Oi l s, veoetabl e
R n
Oi l s and fats R R
Ol ei c aci d R R
Ol eum
N N
Ol i ve oi l
Oxal i c aci d R R
Oxvqen,
qas R R
Ozone.
qas R c
Pal mi t i caci d, 10% R n
Pal mi t i c aci d, 70% R N
Paraffi n
R R
Pentane c c
Peraceti c aci d, 40% N N
Per chl or l c aci d, 10% R c
Per chl or i c aci d, 70% R N
Perch I o roethvl e n e
a
Pet r ol eum, sour
h
Petrol eum, refi ned
H R
Phenol
c N
Phenvl car bi nol N N
Phenvl hvdrazi ne
N N
Phenvl hvdr azi ne, HCI
a
N
Phosoene,
qas R c
Phosaene, l i qui d N N
Phosphori c aci d R R
Phosphorous, Vel l ow
R
n
Phosphor ous, r ed n R
Phosohorous
pentoxi de R c
PhosDhor ous t r i chl or i de N N
Phot oor aohi c chemi cal s, aq. R R
Phthal i c aci d
n
Pi cr i c aci d
N N
Pl at i no sol ut i ons, met al n
Potassi um sal ts, aq. R R
Potassi um
permanqanate, 25% c
a
Potassi um al kyl xanthates n N
Propane
h R
Pr oovl ene di chl or i de N N
Pr opvl ene gl ycol R h
Pr oovl ene oxi de N N
Pvr i di ne
N N
Pvrooal l i c aci d
n
N
Ravon coaaul ati nq bath R R
Seawater
h n
Sal i cvl i c aci d
H R
Sal i cyl al dehyde
r:
c
Sel eni c aci d R h
Sewaqe, domesti c R R
Si l i ci c aci d
h H
Si l i cone oi l R N
Si l ver sal ts
tr H
Soaps
n R
Sodi um sal ts, aq., except R R
Sodi um chl or i t e R R
Sodi um chl or at e R
Sodi um di chr omat e, aci d R H
Sodi um Derborate
h R
t t f 1 40"F I
Stannous chl ori de R F
Starch
R
Steari c aci d R n
Stoddard sol vent N N
Sul phi t e l i quor R R
Sul phur
R R
Sugars, aq. R R
Sul phur di oxi de, dr y R R
Sul ohur di oxi de, wet R c
Sul ohur t r i oxi de,
qas, dr V R R
Sul phur t r i oxi de, wet
n
Sul phur i c aci d, upt o 70' l . R R
Sul phur i c aci d, 70 t o 90% h
a
Sul phur i c aci d, 90 t o 1 00% N
Sul phur ous aci d
N
Tal l oi l
R R
Tanni c aci d
H h
Tetrachloroethane
R FI
Tetraethyl lead R R
Tetrahydrofurane
N N
Thi onyl chl or i de
N N
Thread curri nt oi l s R
Terpi neol
a n
Ti tani um tetrachl ori de c N
Tol uene
N N
Tri butvl ci trate
n
Tri butvl phosphate N N
Tri cresyl phosphate N N
Tri chl oroaceti c aci d h R
Tri chl oroethyl ene
N N
Tri ethanol ami ne
R
a
Tri ethyl ami ne
R
Tri methVl propane R
a
Turpenti ne
R h
urea
R R
Ur i ne
h rs
Vasel i ne N N'
Veoetabl e oi l s R R
Vi negar
R R
Vi nvl acetate N N
Water, di sti l l ed R h
Water, fresh R R
Water, mi ne R R
Water, salt R R
Water, tap R
Whi sky
R R
Wi nes
R R
Xyl enes N N
Zi nc sal ts
R n