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constructing in expansive rock for <br />allow rock expansion prior to the <br />(i) <br />Where existing utilities <br />to or better [han the existing material. <br />2005.04 <br />All pipe shall be carefu <br />spigot ends, or shoulders of the pipe ~ <br />brought into contact with the shoulder <br />into the trench. Prior to lowering the ; <br />linings free from damage and foreign i <br />the ditch shall be allowed to remain open for at least 24 hours to <br />of the pipe. ~damaged, they shall be replaced immediately with material equal <br />:h work shall be at the entire expense of the Contractor. <br />lowered to the bottom of the trench. Lumps on the faces of the <br />kets, which might prevent the face of the spigot end from being <br />the socket, shall be cut or ground away before the pipe is lowered <br />e, it shall be suitably stored and protected to keep the pipe and its <br />For Sanitary Sewers: e grade elevation shown in the plans is the invert elevation, or lowest <br />point, of the inside barrel of the pipe. e pipe shall be laid on straight grades between the elevations shown. <br />The Contractor shall establish the gra e lines in the trench from grade stakes set by the Engineer. <br />For Water Lines: UNe <br />chloride pipe shall be installed to cleaz <br />lines to be constructed under a future i <br />The elevation and grade line where st <br />on the inside of the pipe. <br />12-inch <br />8-inch t <br />Pipe shall be laid on i <br />outlet or low end of the pipeline. . <br />specifications shall be fitted and adjus <br />of pipe will provide the best possible <br />clean and dry at tune of making the j <br />otherwise specified on the plans, or shown on the profiles, polyvinyl <br />t utility lines and shall have the following minimum cover. For water <br />idway, the cover shall be increased to allow for future paving grades. <br />xn on the profile, is the elevation of pipe invert, or the lowest point <br />10-inch pipe 4.5' cover <br />ind smaller 4' cover <br />iired subgrade or bedding with spigot ends in the d'uection of the <br />)wable manufacturing irregulazities of the pipe, under the above <br />so that the lower one-half of the inside surfaces of adjacent sections <br />w conditions. The outside of the spigot and inside of bell shall be <br />Rubber gaskets shall onform to applicable specification under which the pipe is supplied. <br />Loose gaskets shall be protected fro sunlight, contamination and contact with gasoline or fuels. <br />On pipe that does not requue the rubber gasket to be cemented in place, the rubber gasket <br />shall be placed in position on the spig t ring just prior to laying the pipe. The lower edge of the gasket shall <br />be placed under the spigot in the sea and stretched evenly upwazd on each side to fit over the top of the <br />spigot and the rubber gasket shall fit nug and not have uneven tensile stresses. <br />After checking to be gure that the bell and spigot aze thoroughly clean, the inside surface of <br />the bell shall be lubricated with a suitable material to facilitate insertion of the joint. Petroleum lubricants will <br />not be pernutted. The spigot end of the pipe shall be entered into the bell of the adjoining pipe and moved <br />into position. Exceptional cue shall be taken in making the field joint, and bumping of the pipe will not be <br />permitted. <br />Item 2005-3 <br />