The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-02-01

Section g. Soil or waste pipes placed in any building
for future shall be ventilated tested and subjected to
the rules in every respect as if intended for mme-
diae and all openings closed by screw plugs OF
caulked soldered.
only when found examination by the plumbing nspec-
to to conform in all respects to the requirement governing
plumbing
Section g. No SOIL drain or vent pipe shall be
cred from view concealed until after work has been
tested examined and approved by plumbing inspector
and the plumbing inspector shall be notified when the
work is ready for Inspection and said plumber shall pre-
pare the whole system of plumbing for the plumbing in
spector to make proper test of same by filling the pipes
with water, to top of stack. Inspection shall be made
within "a hours after notice is given to the Inspector
Section 10. Traps to al! bath tubs, soda fountains
dental cuspdors lavatores in barber shops wash trays
and refgeraors must be drum traps with trap screws
at least inches in diameter and trap must be so con-
sructed to provide water seal of at least inches IN
depth. The outlet from all lead drum traps must be
wiped into the trap least inch below the vent and
graded with uniform fall to soil waste pipes and out
let of trap shall in be less than - inch.
(b) Traps to lavatores must be lead or brass traps
with seal of not less than inches in depth, and dis
charge capacity of 1Hl-inch pipe, provided with trap
ceanou constructed as to afford access IN
of stoppage
(c) Traps for urnas must be lead cast iron brass
traps with seal of not less than inches and discharge
capacity equal - inch pipe, provided with cleanout
trap constructed to afford access in case
(d) Wastes from refrigerators other receptacles
in which provisions stored shall not be connected
directly with the drainage system, but shall be arranged
to waste into an open tray IN PLAN sight below TINS uay
may be connected to drainage system being proper
y trapped and vented drum traps 10 be uSed or may De
connected to catch basins the floor drains
(e) Waste pipe from kitchen sinks in any hotel res
taurant boarding house other public cooking place.
before sewer connection shall be separately to
grease trap in yard when practicable and when same is
not practicable to put in yard grease trap must be
placed below the sink. All grease traps must be built
according to plans file in office of plumbing Inspector
60 Drain from wash racks in livery stables and
garages shall discharge into sand trap built of con-
crete or brick and cemented and made water tight all
such basins to be built according to plans file in
plumbing inspectors office The same rule applies to
residence barns. Traps for floor drains in Easements
must have seal not less than inches deep.
VENTS.
All traps to fixtures must be revented, using either
iron galvanized iron, lead pipe, and all lines
horizontal pipes must be constructed to drain toward
pipe the ends of all galvanized vent pipe pipes
must be well reamed and all fittings used in cOnstruc
ton thereof must be galvanized cast iron, or maeabe
fittings. The vents from all drum traps must be wiped
into drum trap in horizontal waste not over inches
from trap. Closet must be connected to branch
of soil pipe just below line of floor and above
any connection and connected to stack one foot
above highest fixture. Revents to closets may be omit
ted when there is only loset and ID four inch
stack when closet not than four feet from stack
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