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16-001014-02A (Ultimate SCMMP)
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW16/0203 - 4 of 4.
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1. Excavation
Excavate to form a trench allowing adequate space to
accommodate the HumeGard® GPT. Shore or bench the
excavation if required.
If this is a retrofit installation, once excavation reaches
the level of the pipeline, carefully remove a number of
pipe lengths in order to provide an unobstructed opening
for further excavation. This practice will ensure pipe ends
are not damaged during lowering of the HumeGard® GPT
into the trench.
2. Bedding
It is important that the base of the excavation is
properly prepared with regard to line, level and degree
of compaction.
Humes recommends the use of 200 mm minimum depth
of compacted crushed rock as adequate bedding for the
HumeGard® GPT in most situations. It is important to
ensure that the bedding layer is well compacted and
levelled correctly so that the openings in the HumeGard®
GPT will accurately coincide with the inlet/outlet pipes
once fully installed.
The correct level of the bedding layer can be established
via the dimension depicted on the project drawing
(vertical distance from pipe invert to surface of
bedding layer).
2 HumeGard® GPT
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