1. Coating of Carbon Steel Below Grade
Where carbon steel is below grade, what is the recommended practice for protection according to the Technical specification of Painting, Wrapping & Coating?
Explanation: Carbon steel below grade should be coated and wrapped the entire distance according to the Technical specification of Painting, Wrapping & Coating.
2. Material for Potable Water Piping
What materials are recommended for potable water piping to eye wash, safety showers, and drinking fountains?
Explanation: Potable water piping to eye wash, safety showers, and drinking fountains should be of non-contaminating material such as copper, plastic, or galvanized pipe.
3. Installation of Underground Valves
How should underground valves be installed to allow for operation/maintenance from above grade?
Explanation: Underground valves should be installed with allowance for operation/maintenance from above grade with valve bonnet extensions or valve boxes with valve pit arrangement.
4. Metallic Piping Transition
How should metallic piping transition from underground to above ground?
Explanation: Metallic piping transition from underground to above ground shall be a flanged connection with an insulating bolt and gasket set per the Technical specification for Cathodic Protection and Gaskets and insulation kit.
5. Design Responsibility for Underground Piping
Who is responsible for the design of non-pressurized underground piping and pressurized underground piping?
Explanation: Non-pressurized underground piping will be designed by Site civil Engineering, whereas pressurized underground piping will be designed by Piping Engineering unless stated by the detail engineering contractor.
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