The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-10-13

installed shall be used until duly pass
ed upon and approved by the 1nspec-
| tor.
Sec. 9. The Inspector as far as may
be necessary to the performance of his
duties, has the right to enter any
building or premises or to make exca-
vation in any premises for the pur-
pose of locating unsanitary work with
out interference or hindrance, and he
shall have the power to condemn all
unsanitary work and order. the same
put in sanitary condition, a specified
time will be given in which the latter
can be remedied, and any person who
interferes with the plumbing 1nspec-
tor in the discharge Of his duties shall
be fined $1,000, or be imprisoned for q
period of not more than 10 days.
Sec. 10. No person shall directly or
indirectly, connect any open gutter,
cesspool, privy vault, or rain water
conductors with the sanitary sewer.
Sec. IL. Every house or building to
be connected with the public sewer
shall be separately connected unless
special permit is granted for combin-
ed connections.
Sec. u. The house drains shall he
Of inch or inch diameter, standard
yitrifed salt-glaze sewer pipe, from
the public sewer within three feet OF
the point Of entrance to the building.
The Joints shall be made Of oakum
gasket, well caulked and pure, fresh
ground hydraulic cement Of standard
quality laid in straight lines with a
grade to be determined by the Inspec-
tor. Changing directions from straight
line must be made by Y branches and
l-s bends and continued with curved
pipe IA bends shall not be allowed.
Sec. 13. The soil pipe shall be 1
inch, 5 inch or inch diameter iron
pipe in accordance with the size OF
the building and number Of fixtures
extending three feet from the building
line through the entire height Of the
building and not less than two feet
above the roof, at a point remote from
any chimney or window, wholly open
at the top and protected by a wire
basket when required. When less than
twenty-five feet from level Of or below
any window or door or otherwise so
near as to be a nuisance, must upon
order Of the Plumbing Inspector be
so arranged rs to abate such nuisance.
The soil and vent pipes shall be OF the
following weights and thickness, ap-
proximately:
For cast iron inch diameter pipe.
three pounds per foot; for cast iron
inch diameter pipe. 1-2 pounds per
foot; for cast iron 4 inch diameter
pipe, 61-2 pounds per foot; for cast
iron 5 inch diameter pipe, 8 IL pounds
per foot; for cast iron inch diameter
pipe, 10 pounds per foot. All galvaniz'
ed or wrought iron pipe must be OF
standard weight and thickness. Joints
of cast iron pipes shall be made with
picked oakum gasket and with pour
ing Of hot lead and so thoroughly
caulked as to make gas and water
tight. Galvanized iron screw joints
shall be made with liquid paste that
will subsequently harden and over
come :mperfection in the threads
rendering the joints gas and water
tight. Black wrought iron pipe shall
not be allowed for vent or waste pipes
except with the Durham system
wrought from pipe Of not less than
inch diameter may be used in steel
frame buildings but must be coated
with coal pitch varnish or liquid
asphalt or other suitable coating.
When less than ( inch must be gall
vanized. The Durham system Of
plumbing with standard pipes and
standard cast iron recessed fittings
may be used whenever in the opinion
Of the Plumbing Inspector it shall be
deemed necessary and desirable.
Sec. IA. Waste and vent pipes from
bath tubs, wash bowls, basins, pantry
sinks, kitchen sinks, slop sinks and all
other fixtures may be Of lead or iron
of not more than two inch diameter
unless otherwise directed. The diane
ter Of lead pipe for the various wastes
shall be as follows:
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Row Of basins, IL to inches.
One bath tub 11z inches.
Row Of bath tubs, 2 inches.
Pantry sink, IL inches.
Kitchen sink, 1k inches.
Laundry trays, 2 inches.
Slop sink, 2 inches.
Urinals 11s inches.
The weight per foot Of lead pipe
shall approximate: three pounds for
" inch diameter pipe, four pounds
for 1k inch pipe, FIVE pounds for 2
inch pipe.
All joints in lead pipe shall be wip-
ed solder joints. Waste and vent pipes
made of iron shall fulfill same re-
quirements as prescribed in section
13. In cases where lead and iron pipe
Join the joints shall be made by
brass sleeve or ferrule. The joint with
the iron pipe shall be either screw or
lead caulked and with the lead pipe
by wiped solder joint
Sec. Is. All traps shall be adequate
ly protected frem loss OF seal
through evaporation, syphonage or air
pressure under ali conditions and the
Inspector shall in each case deter
mine whether these conditions are
adequate and in compliance with sani-
tary conditions. All traps shall have
seal Of not less than two inches.
Whenever possible the continuous
system Of venting shall be used omit
ting crown vent, and using only traps
having a horizontal outlet. By con-
tinuous venting Is meant that the
branch vent IS essentially continu-
ance Of the branch waste, the fixture
trap discharging into this line with
short connection, otherwise crown
venting is permitted. Each trap shall
be provided with a cleanout below the