Air Valves Sample Clauses

Air Valves. Features of Construction
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Air Valves. (i) Air valves shall be provided in all high points in the system to prevent air locks. (ii) Air valves shall be of single acting heavy duty brass spring type.
Air Valves a. Main shall be drilled for the appropriate size connection. b. Valve shall be installed on the main line with a service saddle. c. Install air valve in a flat top manhole as per detail.
Air Valves. A. Provide air valves in conformance with AWWA C512 and the following: 1. Valve type shall be an Air Release valve. 2. Valves shall be sized based on flow capacity of line and pressure. 3. Valve shall be designed for the following automatic operation: a. Release accumulated air while the main is in operation and under pressure. 4. Provide threaded inlet. 5. Provide stainless steel ball float and wetted internal parts. 6. Provide isolating bronze ball valve for connection to main line.
Air Valves. Single Air Release Valve
Air Valves 

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