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AWWA Pipe Standards Update. C605 All AWWA processes completed, ANSI appeal was filed in April by P & F Distributors. PVC Committee Chairman will handle the appeal along with AWWA staff. C906
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AWWA Pipe Standards Update • C605 • All AWWA processes completed, ANSI appeal was filed in April by P & FDistributors. PVC Committee Chairman will handle the appeal along with AWWA staff. • C906 • AWWA Executive Committee has appointed an Ad Hoc Committee to hear appeal of 49 appellants divided into 12 interest groups. • Hearing will be in Denver July 10, 2013 • Final decision on appeals by July 24, 2013
AWWA Pipe Standards Update • AWWA C900 & C905 Combined • New ballot out April 30, 2013 Proposes: • Combines the two PVC standards into one • Adds classes of pipe not included in C905-10 • Provides common design approach across all PVC pipe with a DF =0.5 applied to an HDB = 4000 psi for operating pressure rating. • Occasional Surge Allowance • Recurring Surge Design Procedure for all sizes.
AWWA Pipe Standards Update • AWWA C900 & C905 Combined (Cont’d) • New qualification requirements for different joining systems including: • Gasketed Bell and Spigot Joints (D3139, Quick Burst and Every Joint Proof Test) • Restrained Joints (same plus ASTM D1716) • Fused Joints (same plus ASTM D1716 on all sizes)
CSA Pipe Standards Update • CSA B173.3 (Added Products) • 24-inch DR 14, 21 • 30-inch DR 18, 21 • 36-inch DR 18, 21 • 42-inch DR 21, • 48-inch DR 25, • 54-inch DR 51 and 41 • 60-inch DR 51 and 41
CSA Pipe Standards Update • CSA B182.2 • Adding 54 and 60-in. PS 46
ASTM Pipe Standards Update • ASTM F679 (> 18-in PVC Sewer) • 54 and 60 PS 46 processing 2nd subcommittee ballot now. • ASTM D2241 • Project opened to add CIOD/DIOD dimensions to this standard and.include 54 and 60-in. sizes and intermediate pressure classes like class 150 psi.
ASTM Pipe Standards Update • ASTM D2152 Fusion by Acetone Immersion • Revised to standardize test sample geometry • This will minimize differences seen in lab to lav testing when sample geometer may not have fully exposed the entire wall cross-section.