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At the design flow rate:
 
At the design flow rate:
*In accordance to BS 8490:2007, the minimum flow velocity in tailpipes, or sections of horizontal pipe longer than 1m, should be 1.0 m/s, in order to aid the removal of air during priming and prevent the build-up of sediment or other debris in the pipes;
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*In accordance to BS 8490:2007, the '''''minimum flow velocity in tailpipes, or sections of horizontal pipe longer than 1m, should be 1.0 m/s''''', in order to aid the removal of air during priming and prevent the build-up of sediment or other debris in the pipes;The minimum flow velocity in downpipes should be 2.2 m/s, in order to promote efficient priming.
The minimum flow velocity in downpipes should be 2.2 m/s, in order to promote efficient priming.
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*In accordance to ASPE ANSI-45 Standard,a fully primed flow (i.e., full-bore flow), '''''the velocity in the stack shall be greater than 2.2 m/s for stack 150 mm and smaller'''''. For pipes larger than 150 mm, refer to appropriate testing data from drain manufacturers. Minimum velocity is a function of pipe diameter.
*In accordance to ASPE ANSI-45 Standard;
 
A fully primed flow (i.e., full-bore flow), the velocity in the stack shall be greater than 2.2 m/s for stack 150 mm and smaller. For pipes larger than 150 mm, refer to appropriate testing data from drain manufacturers. Minimum velocity is a function of pipe diameter.
 
  
 
== References ==
 
== References ==
 
#BS 8490:2007 Guide to siphonic roof drainage system (p.9 Clause 6.4)
 
#BS 8490:2007 Guide to siphonic roof drainage system (p.9 Clause 6.4)
 
#ASPE ANSI-45 (clause 7.7.5.4)
 
#ASPE ANSI-45 (clause 7.7.5.4)

Latest revision as of 11:29, 12 September 2017

At the design flow rate:

  • In accordance to BS 8490:2007, the minimum flow velocity in tailpipes, or sections of horizontal pipe longer than 1m, should be 1.0 m/s, in order to aid the removal of air during priming and prevent the build-up of sediment or other debris in the pipes;The minimum flow velocity in downpipes should be 2.2 m/s, in order to promote efficient priming.
  • In accordance to ASPE ANSI-45 Standard,a fully primed flow (i.e., full-bore flow), the velocity in the stack shall be greater than 2.2 m/s for stack 150 mm and smaller. For pipes larger than 150 mm, refer to appropriate testing data from drain manufacturers. Minimum velocity is a function of pipe diameter.

References

  1. BS 8490:2007 Guide to siphonic roof drainage system (p.9 Clause 6.4)
  2. ASPE ANSI-45 (clause 7.7.5.4)