SUBDRAIN Sample Clauses

SUBDRAIN. 3.1 Reference Standards (American Society for Testing and Materials) 3.1.1 ASTM D-3034 Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe (PVC) 3.2 Products 3.2.1 Perforated Drain Pipe - Schedule 40 PVC perforated drain pipe (minimum 4-inch diameter) to be placed within drainrock (minimum 2 inches cover) in the keyway at the base of the temporary excavation to act as subdrain sloping to drain at minimum 2% and to discharge via tight-line Schedule 40 PVC Pipe. 3.2.2 Non-Perforated Drain Pipe - Schedule 40 PVC drain pipe (minimum 4-inch diameter) to collect perforated drain pipe and convey water to discharge. 3.2.3 Cleanouts - The upslope ends of the subdrain pipes shall be connected with two 45° PVC couplings to a non-perforated cleanout pipe extending to the ground surface and equipped with a removable cap to facilitate cleaning.
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SUBDRAIN. 150mm subdrain is included provisionally to be installed under new concrete curb and gutter. The unit bid price for the item is to include: excavation, and installation. Bedding shall be in accordance with OPSS 1010: Construction Specification for Granular Materials. Reference OPSD 216.021 Subdrain Pipe Connection and Outlet Urban – Unwrapped Trench (perforated subdrain pipe with knitted sock geotextile). Connection to the outlet structure is to be included. New structures shall include outlets and existing will have outlets cored if necessary. Subdrain is to include an unwrapped trench and perforated subdrain with knitted sock geotextile. Note: Subdrain is to be placed below the road granular base, not within the granular A/B base material. Granular A for curb, subdrain, boulevard and sidewalk is provided for under a separate line item. Payment at the unit bid price for this tender item shall be full compensation for all labour, equipment, and material required to do the work. Payment will be by meter.
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