Osma UltraRib Installation in Adoptable Applications

Product | 10 | Intermediate
This informative e-learning module will take you through the steps required to install Osma UltraRib in adoptable applications whilst adhering to the latest regulations including the new Design Construction Guidance for England.

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Osma UltraRib Installation in Adoptable Applications

 

Introduction

This informative e-learning module will take you through the steps required to install Osma UltraRib in adoptable applications whilst adhering to the latest regulations including the new Design Construction Guidance for England.

Chapters

Step 1: Storage & Handling

This chapter will take you through the best practices on site in regards to storing and handling Osma Ultrarib pipe and fittings ensuring you always follow site standard safety procedures.

Step 2: Excavation

Excavation should always be carried out in accordance with BS EN 1610, BS 8000 Part 14 and the Design Construction Guidance. This chapter will give advice on excavation, trench boxes and minimum trench widths for Osma UltraRib for both singular or multiple pipe installations.

Step 3: Bedding

Advice will be given on the type of aggregate used and the particle size depending on the pipe diameter. We will also look at the minimum bedding depths needed and how it should be compressed at each layer.

Step 4: Cutting, Jointing and Laying the Pipe

This chapter will look at how Osma UltraRib pipe should be cut, cleaned and joined together with a ringseal, as well as information regarding maximum pipe lengths in adoptable applications.

Step 5: Sidefill and Backfill

We will look at how to install the side and backfill with aggregate in layers for Osma UltraRib pipes followed by advice on the final backfill to bring the level up to the surface formation. We will also look at installing a concrete slab in adoptable situations where loading is expected and the cover is less than 1.2 metres.

Step 6: Cleaning and Testing

Information will be given at how cleaning and testing must be carried out in the pipe system for different areas of the UK according to different regulations.

Author

Martin Lambley

Martin Lambley is Wavin's Product Manager for Foul, Utilities and Water Management. Martin joined the team in November 2015, bringing with him a wealth of experience and knowledge.

Wavin is part of Orbia, a community of companies working together to tackle some of the world's most complex challenges. We are bound by a common purpose: To Advance Life Around the World.

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