The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1926-11-19

inch pipe 10 lbs. per foot.
inch pipe. 20 lbs. per foot.
Z inch pipe. u lbs; per foot
10 inch pipe, As lbs. per foot.
~ inch pipe, 81 lbs. per foot.
The diameter of soil and waste
pipes must not be less than those
given in the following table:
Main soil pipes inches.
Main soil pipe for water closets on
five or more floors inches.
Main waste pipes for kitchen sinks
on five or more floors-3 inches.
Branch waste pipes for laundry
tubs-1 IL inches.
When set in ranges of three or
more-2 inches.
Branch wastes for kitchen sinks
Branch wastes for urinals--1 IL
inches.
Branch. waste for other fixtures
/ Ia inches.
NJ anne of Manufacturer and Weight
Section "a. All drain and anti
syphon cast iron pipes shall have the
weight per foot and name of the
manufacturer cast ON the exterior
surface directly back of the hub of
each section.
Lead Waste Pipes
Section Is. Lead waste pipes may
be used for horizontal lines that are
Two CD inches or less in diameter,
and shall have not less than The
following prescribed weights:
| inch pipe. 2 lbs. no OF.
| IA inch pipe, lbs. 8oz.
J IL, inch pipe. lbs. ooz.
inch pipe. i lbs. no o.
Lead Bends and Traps
Section rs. Lead bends or traps for
water closets shall be not less than
one eighth in thickness. All drawn
lead traps of the dubois patterns
inc weights per foot.
! IA inch trap. lbs. per foot.
i 12 inch trap. 2 1-2 lbs. per foot.
2 inch trap, lbs. per foot.
inch lbs. per foot,
4 inch trap, 6 lbs. per foot
All lead bends shall have the
following prescribed weights per
foot:
2 inch lead bends 4 IL lbs. per
foot.
inch lead bends G lbs. per foot.
inch deal bends, lbs per foot
Size of Waste Pipe
Section II. Waste pipes for sinks
and bath tubs. and wash tray waste
pipes shall not be less than 1l2
inches i'm diameter.
Construction of Vertical Soil or
Waste Pipes
Section Is. Every vertical soil pipe
shall extend at least two ca feet
above the roof >Nnd shall be of I'M
covered except with a wire guard.
Such soil pipes shall not be within
GA feet of windows or air shaft
ventilating living rooms. If nearer
than az feet, shall extend at least
90 feet above said windows.
Ventilation Of Branch or Horizontal
Pipes
Section 20 Each branch or line of
soil pipe fifteen feet or more in
lenoth. to which a fixture is con-
nae t.H lal4 tad 1yy ct anE
running two feet above the roof or by
extending said soil pipe undiminiSh-
ed in size, and connecting above the
highest fixture of the main stack.
Section 20 Only one water closet
will be allowed on q branch from
the main drain of amy stack unless
branch is extended tmdiminished two
(2, feet above roof connecting above
the highest fixture ON main stack.
Joints and Connections
Section 81 All joints in east iron
drain. soil and waste pines shall be
SO caulked with oakun and lead, or
with cement made of iron filings and
s&l,ammoniac. as to be made gas
tight. Upon the completion of all
new work after the traps have been
sealed by water n smoke or pepper
mint test shah be applied together
with pressure of air equal to "A col
umn OF water one inch in height,
(a) No tile pipe shall be con-
nected with the soil or waste pipe
unless the same shall be provided
with tlange to admit of the proper
connection being made.
(b) The connection between iron
and tile pipes shall be made with the
best cement. or by any other means
approved by the Inspector.
Wrogo hit Iron Soil Pipe
niS section ton 81 81. Al wronght IRON soil
iron soil pipe An wrought iron soil
pipe thread ends shall be properly
reamed out and free from burrs. The
threads shall be made long so they
shoulder up to recess or soil pipe
When salvanized wrought iron pipe
is used it shall be properly inspected
so there shall be no projecting
points of galvanizmg ON the inside
OF soil pipe
All fittings used in wrought iron
SOL pipe work shall be of the recess
ed type las in the Durham system)
The plain water or steam pipe fit
ings are positively prohibited.
Connections of Lead Pipe With
Iron
Section 3s. All connections of lead
with iron pipe shall be made with a
brass ferrule not less than one
eighth of an inch in thickness, put
caullSed in with lead. The lead pipe
shall be attached to the ferrule by a
wiped solder joint
Solder Joints
Section 81. All connections of lead
nipe shall bd wiped solder joints.
Every fixture shall be separated and
effectually trapped
Where a series of two or three
wash basins shall come together in
a range but one trap shall be re-
CURED for the three,
All sheet iron vent pipes now in use
must be removed and replaced with
iron soil pipe upon notification from
the Board of Health.
No basin waste shall be connected
in bath waste. separate connect
ions either to the lead bend 'nder
closet or in soil pipe will DE required
for both. No waste pipe shall be
branched into the heel of the lead
bend under closet
Refrigerator Waste Pipe
Section 81. No waste pipe from q
refrigerator or other receptacle in
which provisions are stored shall be
connection with any drain soil or
other waste pipe. Such waste pipes
shall be so arranged as to admit of
fre1uent flushing and shall be as
short as possible
Number of Water Closets
Section SO. Each dwelling house
shall have at least "a water closet:
dwellings, providing for two or three
families must have at least two water
closets, and dwellings providing for
or more families the number of
Lots and