Inlet and Outlet Connections Sample Clauses

Inlet and Outlet Connections. All hot dip galvanised inlet, outlet and overflow connections shall conform to the sizes specified on the submittal drawings and shall be located so as to avoid vertical and horizontal bolt seams. Positions shall be agreed between the Engineer and the Authorised Tank Distributor. • Connection sizes shall be as follows: i. Inlet flange : 200mm ii. Outlet flange : 200mm iii. Overflow flange : 200mm iv. Drain Pipe : 200mm ▪ Where connections are shown to pass through tank sheets, these shall be pre-cut by the tank Manufacturer during manufacture. ▪ When necessary openings may be field located, saw cut opening shall only be done by trained personnel by Tank distributor and shall utilise an interior and exterior flange assembly. ▪ Acetylene torch cutting, grinding or welding is not permitted. ▪ Polyurethane sealant shall be applied on any cut sheet edges or bolt connections.
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