XXXXXX AND JOINING Sample Clauses

XXXXXX AND JOINING. The pipes shall be lowered into the trench either by hand or by ropes. The pipes shall be handled carefully so as to avoid any kind of damage. Before making the joints, the pipe ends shall be cleaned. A tapered AC plug shall be placed at the end of the pipe to fit a rubber ring to the pipe by rolling the same over the taper until it reaches the pipe. The procedure shall be repeated on the end of the other pipe to be coupled with the former. When rubber rings are in position, collar shall be placed and the two pipes ends shall be brought together with approximately 4 mm to 5 mm clearance at the butts. The rubber rings shall be free from any twist before the joint is tightened up. The distance of the rubber ring from the pipe end shall be nearly half the width of collar. The joint shall then be carefully made by placing the bolts in the flange and tightening them. Wherever, it is necessary, the anchoring or thrust blocks of concreted or bricks as directed by the Consulting Engineer/Architect, shall be provided. Generally they shall be provided at the tees, bends, reducers, crossings, dead ends, valves etc. The trust blocks shall be provided as per the drawings or as directed.
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