Sanitary drainage (Discharged drainage) Flashcards
what are the terms in soil and waste system?
- drainage above ground
- discharged stack
- soil pipe
- waste pipe
- Macerate
what is discharged stack?
vertical pipe conveying foul fluid/ solid
macerate
- to soften and separate into parts by steeping in liquid
- to soften or decompose (food) by the action of solvent .
- to cause to grow thin
tough copolymers used especially for making moulded particle
ABS,acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene
DR- drainage installations should be remove?
effluent quickly and quietly
DR-free from?
blockage
how does blockage occur?
- system is overloaded with solids
- become frozen
- suffer restricted flow at poorly constructed bend/joints
- or has building material left inside pipe
each section of pipe must be what?for?
must be accessible for inspection and internal cleaning
DR- be durable?
last as long as it can unless new technology or requirements are needed
DR- economic
save money
single stack system was developed by?
Building research establishment during 1960s
why single stack system is developed?
to simplify the extensive pipe work that was associated with above ground drainage
what is the concept of singles stack system
to group appliances around the stack with seperate branch pipe serving each.
length of waste trap must be?
75mm
length of waste trap for bath and shower
50mm