Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1908-07-11

to the highest point in the system
Detective pipes and fittings of their
different kinds, must be removed and
replaced by sound material; cement
work of any description is prohibited,
and every part of the work shall con-
form to these rules and regulations,
and shall be subject to the approval
of the inspector of plumbing.
Seventh:-AH joints in cast iron soil
pipes, whether inside of the building
or otherwise, shall be made with pig
lead and oakum and thoroughly
caulked
Eighth:-All vent pipes and their
fittings must be either cast iron or
galvanized wrought iron of standard
weight or extra heavy All vents and
extensions above the highest fixtures,
lif cast iron, may be standard pipe,
provided, however, that black pipe
may be used in all vertical stacks.
Ninth:-An vertical stacks or soil
and waste pipes shall be provided
with brass trap, screw ferrule at the
foot, and, also in other places where
the inspecting officer may think il
necessary. Trap screw ferrules shall
be the same diameter as waste stack
on lateral run. All changes of direc-
ton of soil or waste pipes shall be
made with full branches and one
eighth bend; sanitary is shall not be
used except in perpendicular stacks.
All cleanouts shall be SO located, as
to be accessible at any time, and at
some point satisfactory to the in
spector, all horizontal Drain lines
within the building shall be provided
at no greater distance apart than
fifty feet, with a cleanout screw cap
ferrule inserted either in, Tee or
Y.
Tenth:-An connections between
lead piping shall be joined together
by wiped joints Connection between
soil pipe and lead or. wrought iron
pipe and lead, shall be made with
brass ferrules or brass soldered nip
piles, and their jointing shall be
wiped Bolted or copper bit, cup or
flush soldered joints are prohibited in
all cases. Wrought iron pipe may be
caulked into cast iron pipe hubs, pro
vided the external diameter of the
pipe Or fitting TO Be connected is not
less than one size smaller than eX-
ternal diameter of the pipe.
Eleyenth:-Waste pipes in all cases
shall be of lead, or cast iron of the fol
lowing sizes: For bath tubs, laundry
trays. sinks, uriuals, wash basins,
each not less than one and one-half
inches, slop hoppers not less than two
inches.
TweIfth:-AII traps and vents shall
be the same size as the wastes, ex-
cepting those on fixtures as set forth
in the next paragraph below, pro-
vided, that if more than one fixture
shall be vented. the size of such pipe
shall be as follows. For more than
one and not exceeding two fixtures,
one and one-half inches; for more
than two and not exceeding eight,
two inches; for more than eight and
not exceeding twelve, two and one
half inches: for more than twelve anG
not exceeding twenty, three inches.
Tnirteentn-Crown vent pipes from
water closets, STOP hoppers or slop
sinks shall not be less than two
inches, and where more than one
water closet, slop hopper or slop
sink is vented through the same pipe
the same shall be as follows: For
more than one and not exceeding four
closets, slop hoppers or slop sinks,
not exceeding eight, two and one-half
inches; for more than eight and not
exceeding fourteen, three inches; for
more than fourteen and not exceeding
twenty-four, four inches. Any vent
pipe running in a horizontal direction
shall not exceed fifteen feet in
length and shall have a fall of not
less than one-quarter inch per foot.
arate connection made with main or
lateral sewer system of the city of
Bisbse shall terminate with at least
four inch opening, known herein q
the main vent stack, at least six
inches above the highest portion of
the roof and outside of a radius of
ten feet of any ventilator, unless it be
at least two feet above window or
door, of the building, or buildings ad-
jacent. All traps shall be separately
and independently vented, within
eight inches of the water seal of
same, and in all cases vent connec-
tions shall be taken from the top of
waste pipes and run in a manner pre-
venting waste water from any fix
entering sewer through vent pipe; in
case of stcppags in waste pipe, the
said vent pipe shall invariably ter
inmate through the roof, with at least
| IA inch fall per foot; all vents with
| in a radius of Is feet may be con-
centrated and connected to the main
vent stack at point two feet above
| the overflow water level of the high
| est fixture on the said main. stack.
Bowl or local vents shall in all cases
be run separately and independently
| through roof under same conditions
as prescribed regarding other vent
ttermina tons.
| Fifteenth:-Al vents shall raise
lperpendiculaTly to six inches above
the fixtures to prevent back water en-
teTing vents. In no case shall any
fixture waste be erected in the bend
of the trap.
| Sixteenth:-N privy vault, cess
Ipool, exhaust from engine, sediment
cock from hot water range boiler. or
lany direct connection from the water
supply shall be connected with a
Ihouse or sewer except as may be here
in provided.
| Seventeenth:-No safe waste from
basin, bath, sink, water closet or
lother fixture stall be connected with
any soil pipe, waste pipe or sewer,
but shall discharge into a water sup
lplied sink, or outside of building.
Eighteenth Every water closet,
sink, bath tub, basin or other fixture
maintained within any house or build
ling that is of bad or defective quality
shall be removed and replaced with
suitable and proper fixtures and all