The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1908-04-21
IMPORTANT Law.
Continued from Page Four.)

6-nch Pipe. Connections to the Pub
lie Sewer shall be made, generally, by
1-2 Bend to Y Branch in Public
Sewer, which location of inlet can
be obtained at OG;ce of Plnlna;;1s
Inspector. Any openings in Streets
or Sidewalks left for the night shall
be properly barricaded and suitable
number of light red lights shalt lie
placed on or near the opening These
lights shall be burnt from sunset to
sunrise. All other changes in dir
ection from straight line snail be
made by a curve. pipe, Y Branches
with an accessible cleanout. 3r ny a
properly curved channel u a Man
hole, subject to the approval of IN
spector.
Section II. The Soil Pipe shall
generally be Of inch diamatc" Iron
Pipe, extending from the connection
with the House Drain three feet from
line of building, either through or
on outer side of building the entire
height of the building and to two
t2) feet above the roof, at a point
remote from any Chimney or Win
dow, wholly open at the top aud pro-
tected by Wire Basket. The Soil
and Vent Pipes, to he of uniform
thickness, shall be of the following
weights approximately:
For Cast Iron 2-in diameter Pipe
3 lbs per foot.
For Cast Iron 3-in diameter Pipe
4 1-2 lbs per foot.
2 For Cast Iron 4-in diameter Pipe
s L. lbs per foot.
For Cast Iron sin diameter Pipe
s 1-2 lbs per foot.
For Cast Iron Gin diameter Pipe
10 lbs per foot.
For Wrought Iron Gin, diameter
Pipe 3.67 lbs per foot.
For Wrought Iron 3-in diameter
Pipe 1855 lbs. per foot.
For Wrought Iron Ain diameter
Pipe 1913 lbs per foot.
For Wrought Iron o-in diameter
Pipe 1886 lbs per foot.
For Wrought Iron Gin diameter
Pipe 1877 lbs per foot.
All Wrought Iron Pipe and fittings
to be galvanized iron. All iron, soil
or waste Pipe and Fittings to be OF
Bell and Spigot Pattern, must be
coated both inside and ou.slde with
coal pitch, varnish or liquid Asphalt,
Joints Of cast iron pipe shall he made
with Picked Oakum Gasket with one
and one-half-inch Il 1-2 in.} for
depth of lead in bell and joint to be
made with one pouring of Hot Lead
and SO thoroughly calked as to make
them gas and water tigat, Wrought
Iron Screw Joints shall be made with
liquid paste that will subsequently,
harden and overcome imperfection in
the threads, rendering the joints gas
and, water tight.
Sec. 1S. Waste AMI Vent Pipes
from each Wash Bowl or, Lavatory,
Bath Tub, Pantry Sink, Kitchen Sink,
Laundry Trays, Slop Sinks, Urinals
and Water Closets and all other fix
lures shall be of lead or iron of
not more that two inches diameter,
except that of water closets which
shall be four inches in diameter for
Waste Pipe, and a two inch Vent
Pipe. The diameter of Pipes for
the various wastes and vents shall
be as follows, viz:
One Wash Bowl or Lavatory IA in.
Zone Bath Tub, Ia inches.
One Pantry Sink, IA inches.
One Kitchen Sink, 1-2 inches.
One Laundry Tray, inches.
One Slop Sink, 2 inches.
One Urinal, 1 1-2 inches.
One Water Closet, 4 inches.
For two or more fixtures of the
same kind and on the same line the
sizes of the Watse and Vent Pipes
are to be governed proportionally and
acceptable to Plumbing Inspector.
The weight per foot Of lead pipe
shall approximately be:
3 lbs for 1 IA in diameter pipe.
4 lbs for / 1-2 in diameter pipe.
5 lbs for 2 in diameter !'ipe.
All joints Of lead shall be wiped
soder joints. Waste and 'ent pipes.
if made of iron, shall fulfill same re-
quirements as prescribed IN Section
II. In cases where lead and iron
pipe join, the joint shall be made
by a brass or Timed Copper Sleeve
or Ferrnle; the joint with the Iron
Pipe shall be either Screw or Lead
Calked and with the lead pipe by a
wiped solder joint.
Sec. T9. There shall be;'a Run
ming Trap of the size Of Main Drain
placed on line between Sewer and
first fixtures IN building having the
proper Hand-hole Clean-outs with
Fresh-air' Inlet, located, generally;
about two feet inside OF fence line
or in sidewalk near Curb Line. Every
sink, bath tub, water closet, basin,
urinal, safe or other fixtures shall
be separately trapped and separately
vented. All kitchen and pantry sinks
to have grease trap Of either brass,
iron or lead, six inches in. diameter
and at least twelve inches high. with
brass screw plate to clean same. EV-
cry trap shall have vent pipe con-
Meeting it with the main ventilating
pipe. The main vent pipe shall be
of iron, generally Of two inches IL dl-
ameter, extending from the lower
fixtures parallel with the soil pipe