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    Flexiable Pipe Joints For Class H2

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    This document discusses changes to interpreting soils and standards for house engineering from AS2870-2011. It focuses on requirements for expansion joints in horizontal drains to allow for soil movement. Diagrams show recommendations for expansion joints that allow up to 100mm of expansion, including combo joints, swivel joints, and expanda joints.

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    Flexiable Pipe Joints For Class H2

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    This document discusses changes to interpreting soils and standards for house engineering from AS2870-2011. It focuses on requirements for expansion joints in horizontal drains to allow for soil movement. Diagrams show recommendations for expansion joints that allow up to 100mm of expansion, including combo joints, swivel joints, and expanda joints.

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    Guidance on flexible plumbing joints for class H2 soils

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    This document discusses changes to interpreting soils and standards for house engineering from AS2870-2011. It focuses on requirements for expansion joints in horizontal drains to allow for soil movement. Diagrams show recommendations for expansion joints that allow up to 100mm of expansion, including combo joints, swivel joints, and expanda joints.

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    Flexiable Pipe Joints For Class H2

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    This document discusses changes to interpreting soils and standards for house engineering from AS2870-2011. It focuses on requirements for expansion joints in horizontal drains to allow for soil movement. Diagrams show recommendations for expansion joints that allow up to 100mm of expansion, including combo joints, swivel joints, and expanda joints.

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    AS2870-2011 is the most radical change to interpreting soils and house engineering we have seen since 1986 and

    several trades will need to know what is in it and how to apply it.

    6 Mt max between expansion joints. 800 mm

    Expanda Joints
    on all horizontal
    drains to maintain
    pipe line >600 mm
    Code: DW100150

    BEAMS OR RIBS AS REQUIRED


    TENSION STRESS
    RELIEF EXPANDA
    PRODUCT CODE :
    Product Code: SJ100Bend Combo DW100150
    (recommended)
    SWIVEL JOINTS
    Code: SJ 10015
    As per AS/NZS 3500.5.2012
    Clause 5.7.11.12 (c)(i)
    Due to location of pipe
    and to safeguard life of
    riser, we recommend a
    Combo Joint be
    considered here that allows
    100mm expansion
    (see bottom drawing)

    Clay Plug or
    X = Edge beam width + 150mm minimum. membrane as
    AS2870-2011
    X Clause 5.6.3 (c)
    Pipe Bedding

    Trench

    300 mm

    COMBO JOINT Please refer to Storm Plastics Table No. SP 1 for additional details on flow gradients and installation
    15 15 Drawing No.SP 102A UNDER SLAB DRAINAGE NOT DRAWN TO SCALE
    SWIVELS IN ALL
    DIRECTIONS.. SOIL
    CLASSIFICATION
    Class E- Waffle Pad / Slab
    ALLOWS FOR PIPE 75 + mm Differential Movement
    MIS-ALIGNMENT Residential Installation Guide ONLY for use of
    AND SOIL EXPANSION AS 2870-2011 Mechanical Expansions Joints in Reactive Soils.
    OR CONTRACTION.
    COMPANY STORM PLASTICS (SA) Pty Ltd
    Expands Manufactured under a quality system certified DRAIN GRADE 1:40 (250 mm Fall in 10 Mtrs) Recommended
    100mm CODE: SJ100 BENDCOMBO as complying with ISO 9001 by an accredited
    certification body PIPE MATERIAL Poly Vinyl Chloride - PVC May 2014 v 2
    W P Trentini

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