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R.C.C.

HUME PIPES

1.0 SCOPE

This specification covers the supply and laying of R.C.C. Hume


pipes as per drawings and instructions of the Employers
Representative.

2.0 SUPPLY OF PIPES

The contractor shall supply the R.C.C Hume pipes of various


diameters along with complete fillings required for carrying out
the work. R.C.C. Hume pipes should conform to class NP 2 /
NP 3 of IS : 458 & IS 783 and should be in good condition. The
contractor must furnish, on being demanded by the Employers
Representative manufacturers certificates and / or test
certificates from recognised authorities.

3.0 ALIGNMENT, LEVELS AND GRADE

The work shall be carried out in conformance to the alignments.


Levels and grades specified in the drawings. The layout and
levels shall be made by him at his own cost form one reference
grid and bench mark given by the Employers Representative.
He shall give all help in instruments. Materials and men to the
Employers representative for checking the detailed layout and
levels as and when required.

Making of reference layout and level pillars along the pipeline


route and maintaining them upto completion of the work shall
be the responsibility of the contractor.

No extra payment shall be made for these.

4.0 LAYING OF PIPES

GENERAL

The laying of R.C.C. Pipes shall conform to the clause 3 of IS


783.

Conditions for laying


The conditions for laying of pipes to suit the conditions at site
and / or as per drawings and instructions of the Employers
representative shall be as classified below.
(i) CULVERT CONDITION

In this condition the pipe is laid down under embankment


and may project wholly or partly above the original ground
surface.

(ii) TRENCH CONDITION

In this condition the pipe is laid in a trench excavated for


the purpose. The trench shall be refilled with thoroughly
tamped earth after laying and jointing of pipes in
approved manner.

(iii) OPEN CONDITION

In this condition the pipe is laid such that it projects


wholly or partly above original ground surface, there being
no superimposed over burden on the pipe.

BEDDING & SUPPORTS

(i) CULVERT CONDITION

In this condition the pipes shall be laid generally on First Class


Bedding as per clause No. 4.3.3 of IS : 783, unless directed
otherwise.

(ii) TRENCH CONDITION

In this condition the pipes shall be laid generally on First Class


Bedding as per clause No. 4.2.3 of IS 783, unless directed
otherwise.

(iii) CONCRETE CRADLE BEDDING

If required by the drawing or so instructed by the Employers


representative, the pipes shall be laid on concrete cradles,
conforming to clause No. 4.2.3. of IS : 783, in case of trench
condition and conforming to clause No. 4.3.4 of IS 783 in case
of culvert condition.
(iv) OPEN CONDITION

In open condition the pipe line shall be supported over rigid


pedestal constructed at intervals not greater than the length of
one individual piece of pipe, as per drawings and instructions of
the Employers representative. In no case shall the joint
between two piece of pipe shall lie at center of the span
between two supports. The pedestal shall be of rubble
masonry, or brick masonry or plain / reinforced concrete with a
properly shaped out top to receive the pipe.

HANDING OF PIPES

The pipes shall be handled with possible care while loading,


unloading, transporting and lowering them in position. The
method of handling during all the stages of the work should be
to the approval of the Employers representative and should
preferably employ mechanical means like use of chain pulley
block and the like.

JOINTING OF PIPES

The clause 10 of IS : 783 shall be applicable for jointing of pipes


and every possible care shall be taken. The contractor to
ensure that the joints made are leak proof curing of joints shall
be done for a period of 10 days. No extra payment shall be
made for making and curing of joints.

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