GOST 3634 99 for sewer manhole. Cast iron hatches. Transportation and storage

GOST 3634-99

INTERSTATE STANDARD

INSPECTION WELL HATCHES
AND STORM RIVERS
STORM DRAINWELLS

Specifications

INTERSTATE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL COMMISSION
ON STANDARDIZATION, TECHNICAL REGULATION
AND CERTIFICATIONS IN CONSTRUCTION

(MNTKS)

Moscow

Preface

1 DEVELOPED by OJSC “Kirov Plant” (Kaluga region), SE CNS and a group of specialists

INTRODUCED by the State Construction Committee of Russia

2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Scientific and Technical Commission for Standardization and Technical Regulation and Certification in Construction (MNTKS) on December 2, 1999.

State name

Name of the state construction management body

Republic of Armenia

Ministry of Coordination, Territorial Administration and Urban Development of the Republic of Armenia

Republic of Belarus

Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus (Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus)

The Republic of Kazakhstan

Committee for Construction Affairs of the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Kazstroykomitet)

The Republic of Moldova

Ministry of Environment and Territorial Improvement of the Republic of Moldova

Russian Federation

Gosstroy of Russia

The Republic of Uzbekistan

State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Architecture and Construction (Goskomarchitectstroy of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

The type of hatch is selected depending on the installation location.

4.2 According to their design, hatches are divided into:

1 - general purpose ();

2 - with a locking locking device on them (). The design of the locking device is agreed with the consumer;

3 - having in the design of the lid a recess for filling with concrete of class not lower than B30 ();

4 - with a device for lifting the cover using a standard lifting mechanism. The design of the device must be agreed with the consumer;

5 - with reinforced sealing of the body with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) is agreed with the consumer;

6 - with a cover consisting of two parts ();

7 - with a cover hinged to the body;

8 - with a square or rectangular shape of the cover and (or) hatch body.

4.3 Types, main parameters and dimensions of rainwater inlets, their installation location are indicated and. The type of grille is selected depending on the installation location.

Table 1

Type (designation according to EN 124)

Name

Full opening D, not less, mm

h, not less, mm

Total weight, reference, kg

LM* (A15)

Lightweight, compact hatch

Green area, pedestrian area

L (A15)

Light hatch

C (B125)

Middle hatch

Parking lots , sidewalks and roadways of city parks

T (S250)

Heavy hatch

City roads with heavy traffic

TM (D400)

Heavy main hatch

Main roads

ST (E600)

Super heavy hatch

Repair insert

Hatch bodies of types C (B125) and T (C250) during road repair work (when increasing the height of the roadway)

* For underground communications with a channel depth of up to 600 mm from the outer surface of the manhole cover.

4.4 Based on their design, rainwater inlets are divided into:

1 - with a minimum width of the supporting part of the body along the contour ();

2 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb ();

3, 4, 5 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, and one right (version 2) or left (version 3), or both (version 4) short sides;

6.7 - with a minimum width of the short supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb (version 5), or both short sides (version 6);

8 - with a single body for two grilles ();

9 - with reinforced sealing of the body, for which the latter is equipped with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) are agreed upon with the consumer;

10 - with a grill hinged to the body.

table 2

Type (designation according to EN 124)

Name

Clear cross-section area S, not less, m2

Depth of installation of the cover in the housing h, not less, mm

Total weight, reference, kg

D(A15)

Small storm water inlet

0,05

Pedestrian zone

DB1*

Large storm water inlet

0,075

Parking lots and roadways on city roads

DB2** (V125)

0,15

DM1

Main storm water inlet

0,075

Main roads with heavy traffic

DM2 (S250)

0,15

DS1

Super heavy storm water inlet

0,075

High load areas (airfields, docks)

DS2 (D400)

0,15

On roads (airfields) with longitudinal slopes:

* DB1 - i o£ 0,005;

** DB2 - i o>0,005.

4.5 The symbol for a hatch or storm drain must consist of the word “Hatch” or “Storm drain”, its type, design or several designs, overall dimensions of the hatch in centimeters and the designation of this standard.

Additionally, the symbol for the hatch includes the designation of the utility networks for which the hatch is intended: B - water supply; G - fire hydrant; K - domestic and industrial sewerage; D - rainwater drainage, TS - heating network, GS - gas network, GKS - city cable network (including GTS - as agreed with the customer).

Examples of symbols:

lightweight hatch for the water supply network with a square cover and manhole size 60´ 60 cm

Luke L (A15) - V. 8-60´ 60 GOST 3634-99;

medium hatch for sewerage with a locking device and a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Hatch S (B125) - K.2-60 GOST 3634-99;

repair insert for a heavy hatch of any design and type of utility networks with a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Repair insert R.T-60 GOST 3634-99;

large storm water inlet 2 with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, with a manhole size of 30´ 50 cm for roads with a longitudinal slopei o<0,005

Storm water inlet DB1 (V125) - 2-30 ´ 50 GOST 3634-99.

5 Technical requirements

5.1 Manhole hatches, repair inserts and storm water inlets must be manufactured in accordance with the requirements of this standard according to working drawings approved in the prescribed manner.

5.2 Characteristics

5.2.1 Castings should not have defects that reduce their strength. Castings must comply with the requirements of GOST 26358.

On the surface of castings, cavities with a diameter of no more than 10 mm and a depth of no more than 3 mm, occupying no more than 5% of the surface of the castings, are allowed. Cracks are not allowed. Slag inclusions occupying no more than 10% of the total surface area are allowed on the lower supporting surface of the housings, the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings.

5.2.2 Tolerances of castings must comply with: dimensions - not lower than the 10th accuracy class according to GOST 26645, weight - 11th accuracy class.

5.2.3 The upper surfaces of hatch covers of all types must be embossed. The relief height should be for the types:

LM(A15), L(A15), S(B125) and T(S250) - from 2 to 6 mm;

TM(D400) and ST(E600) - "3" 8".

The surface area of ​​the convex relief must be no less than 10% and no more than 70% of the total surface area.

The relief configuration is set by the manufacturer and must be determined taking into account the rated load, as well as manufacturing technology.

5.2.4 The design of hatches must provide at least one recess or hole designed to allow the cover to be opened.

5.2.5 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit freely into their corresponding housings. The gap between them along the perimeter should not exceed 3 mm per side.

5.2.6 Manhole covers (except for water supply ones) must have a hole with a diameter of at least 20 mm for sampling gas contamination of wells.

5.2.7 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit tightly to the corresponding supporting surfaces of their bodies. The flatness tolerance of their supporting surfaces should not exceed 2 mm.

5.2.8 Hatches of types T(S250), TM(D400), ST(E600), the corresponding repair insert and rainwater inlets of types DM(S250), DS(D400) must have an elastic gasket between the cover and the body or provide for mechanical processing of both mating supporting surfaces. The design, dimensions of the elastic gasket and methods of its fastening are determined by the manufacturer. It is allowed to install several (instead of one continuous) elastic gaskets, provided that the lid does not swing. The hardness of the elastic gasket must be at least 40 units. according to Shore.

5.2.9 The grooves in the gratings must be evenly distributed over the area of ​​the storm inlet grating. The area of ​​the grooves must be at least 30% of the net area of ​​the storm inlet grate and must be indicated in the accompanying documentation for the storm inlets.

5.2.10 The grooves of gratings of types D(A15) and DB(B125) must have the following dimensions, respectively:

width from 8 to 18 mm, length is not limited;

width more than 18 to 25 mm, length no more than 170 mm.

The dimensions of the grooves of the gratings of types DM(S250) and DS(D400) depend on the orientation of the longitudinal axes of the grooves in relation to traffic in accordance with Table 3.

Table 3

Orientation

Type

Width, mm

Length, mm

From 0 to 45° and from 135 to 180°

All types

From 16 to 32

£ 170

From 45 to 135°

DM(S250)

From 16 to 42

No limit

DS(D400)

» 20 » 42

5.2.11 The supporting surface of the housing must be designed in such a way that the pressure on the supporting surface when applying a rated load does not exceed 7.5 MPa.

5.2.12 The design and dimensions of locking devices for manhole hatches, hinged joints of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings are determined by the manufacturer in agreement with the consumer.

5.3 Requirements for raw materials, materials, purchased products: casings, covers, repair inserts for hatches, casings and gratings of rainwater inlets are made of gray cast iron of a grade not lower than SCh20 in accordance with GOST 1412. The grade of cast iron can be replaced to ensure the rated load. In addition, it is allowed to make the bodies of hatches of types LM(A15), L(A15) and rainwater inlets of type D(A15) from polymeric materials and cast iron in combination with concrete. Internal locking devices for hatches are made of steel grade no lower than St3 according to GOST 380 with an anti-corrosion coating.

5.4 Completeness

Hatches and rainwater inlets are supplied both as a complete set and as separate parts.

5.5 Marking

5.5.1 On the outer surface of manhole covers of all types and storm inlet gratings, a symbol must be cast, in addition to the words “hatch”, “rain inlet” and “repair insert” and the manufacturer’s trademark. The designation of the name of the utility network is located on the center line. The month and year of manufacture are cast on the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings. The dimensions of the markings are determined by the manufacturer.

5.5.2 Hatches and storm water inlets shipped to the consumer must be accompanied by a passport. The passport contains:

name of the manufacturer or its trademark;

product designation;

number of products in the batch;

guarantee period;

date of acceptance by technical control;

date of shipment.

5.6 Packaging

Packing of hatches and storm water inlets is done in bags on pallets. By agreement with the consumer, other types of packaging are permitted to ensure the safety of products during transportation and storage.

6 Acceptance rules

6.1 Acceptance of hatches and storm water inlets of all types, repair inserts (hereinafter referred to as products) is carried out in batches. The batch volume is equal to the shift output.

6.2 Products must be subject to acceptance, periodic and type tests.

6.3 During acceptance tests, the appearance of the products and the mechanical strength of covers and grilles should be checked. Every hatch and rainwater inlet is checked for appearance; Manhole covers and rainwater inlet gratings are tested for mechanical strength in the amount of 3% of the batch, but not less than two pieces.

6.4 If unsatisfactory test results for mechanical strength are obtained during acceptance tests, a double number of products is re-checked for this indicator. The results of the re-inspection apply to the entire batch and are final.

6.5 During periodic tests, the dimensions, weight of product parts, deviations from the flatness of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings and their bodies are checked on at least three products from a batch that have passed acceptance tests, at least once a year, and also after each replacement of technological equipment.

6.6 Type tests are carried out to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of changes in design or manufacturing technology that may affect the technical characteristics of the product.

Tests are carried out on product samples, the design of which has been amended on the basis of temporary documents.

The types and scope of type tests are determined by the manufacturer.

6.7 The consumer has the right to carry out a control check of the compliance of all types of hatches, repair inserts and rainwater inlets with any requirement of this standard, observing the given sampling procedure and control methods.

7 Control methods

7.1 The dimensions of manholes for inspection wells, rainwater inlets and repair inserts are checked using universal or special tools, as well as templates.

7.2 Control of the appearance of hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts is carried out by external inspection.

7.3 The mass of hatch covers, housings and other parts is determined by weighing on scales with an error of no more than 0.5 kg.

7.4 The flatness tolerance of the manhole cover or storm drain grate is determined on the surface plate using a set of feeler gauges.

7.5 The mechanical strength test is carried out on a press that provides the required force. The press must be equipped with a steel punch. The punch dimensions are given.

For testing, a hatch or rain inlet is installed on the press frame, and its supporting surfaces must be adjacent to the frame along the entire supporting surface.

The load on the manhole cover or storm drain grate must be applied exactly in the middle through a soft gasket with a thickness of at least 3 mm. The press force is gradually increased at a speed of up to 5 kN/s until the rated load is reached. The test load is maintained for at least 30 s.

The hatch or storm inlet is considered to have passed the test if no damage (cracks, spalls) is detected.

8 Transportation and storage

8.1 Hatches and storm water inlets are transported by any type of vehicle in accordance with the transportation rules in force for this type of transport. When transported by road, hatches may not be packaged. Loading must be uniform and prevent the possibility of cargo moving and damaging it.

8.2 Products must have transport markings in accordance with GOST 14192.

8.3 Storage conditions for hatches - according to group Zh 1 GOST 15150.

9 Manufacturer's warranty

9.1 The manufacturer guarantees that hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts comply with the requirements of this standard, subject to the conditions of transportation and storage.

300 £ BY £ 1000

200 £ BY £ 300

200 £ BY £ 300

Key words: hatches, inspection wells, storm water inlets, waste wells, engineering communications, thermal networks, water supply, sewerage

GOST 3634-99

Group Zh21

INTERSTATE STANDARD

HATCHES OF INSPECTION WELLS AND STORM DRAINAGE INTERMITTS

Specifications

Access manhole covers and storm-flow receivers for manholes. Technical requirements


OKS 91.140.70
OKSTU 4859

Date of introduction 2001-01-01

Preface

1 DEVELOPED by OJSC "Kirovsky Plant" (Kaluga region), SE CNS and a group of specialists

INTRODUCED by the State Construction Committee of Russia

2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Scientific and Technical Commission for Standardization and Technical Regulation and Certification in Construction (MNTKS) on December 2, 1999.

Voted for acceptance

State name

Name of government body
construction management

Azerbaijan

Azstandard

Republic of Armenia

Ministry of Coordination, Territorial Administration and Urban Development of the Republic of Armenia

Republic of Belarus

Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus (Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus)

The Republic of Kazakhstan

Committee for Construction Affairs of the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Kazstroykomitet)

The Republic of Moldova

Ministry of Environment and Territorial Improvement of the Republic of Moldova

Russian Federation

Gosstroy of Russia

The Republic of Uzbekistan

State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Architecture and Construction (Goskomarchitectstroy of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

(Amendment. IUS No. 3-2016).

3 INSTEAD GOST 3634-89, GOST 26008-83

4 ENTERED INTO EFFECT on January 1, 2001 as a state standard of the Russian Federation by Decree of the State Construction Committee of Russia dated October 17, 2000 N 105


An amendment has been made, published in IUS No. 3, 2016

Amendment made by database manufacturer

Introduction

Introduction

The standard for manholes and stormwater inlets for storm drainage manholes was developed on the basis of the European standard EN 124-1994* "Manholes for manholes and manholes for automobile and pedestrian areas. Design requirements, testing, marking, quality control" and corresponds to it in terms of technical requirements, in including loads, materials used, test methods and markings.
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* Access to international and foreign documents mentioned here and further in the text can be obtained by following the link to the website http://shop.cntd.ru. - Database manufacturer's note.

The standard specifies the types of hatches, the strength loads that hatches and installation locations must withstand, identical to the European standard: hatch L - class A15; hatch C - class B125, etc. This connection is reflected in the designation of hatches and storm water inlets: hatch L (A15); storm water inlet DM1 (S250). The dimensions of the storm drain grate grooves and their location in relation to the curb stone are harmonized with the EN 124-1994 standard.

The following took part in the development: M.Yu. Smirnov, S.V. Tsygankov (OJSC "Kirov Plant", Kaluga region), V.A. Glukharev and V.P. Bovbel (Gosstroy of Russia), L.S. Vasilyeva ( GP CNS), Yu.M. Sosner.

1 area of ​​use

This standard applies to hatches of wells and chambers (hereinafter referred to as hatches) of underground city engineering communications: heat, gas and cable networks, water supply, sewerage, as well as to storm water inlets (hereinafter referred to as storm water inlets) intended for receiving surface wastewater and atmospheric precipitation .

Stormwater inlet gratings made in accordance with this standard cannot be installed in the floor of premises and on the roof of buildings.

2 Normative references

GOST 380-94 * Carbon steel of ordinary quality. Stamps
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GOST 380-2005

GOST 1412-85 Cast iron with flake graphite for castings. Stamps

GOST 14192-96 Marking of cargo

GOST 15150-69 Machines, instruments and other technical products. Versions for different climatic regions. Categories, operating, storage and transportation conditions regarding the impact of environmental climatic factors

GOST 26358-84 Iron castings. General technical conditions

GOST 26645-85 * Castings from metals and alloys. Dimensional, mass and machining tolerances
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* The document is not valid on the territory of the Russian Federation. GOST R 53464-2009 is valid, hereinafter in the text. - Database manufacturer's note.

3 Definitions

For the purposes of this standard, the following terms and corresponding definitions apply.

Inspection well- design in the form of a chamber or shaft for access to channels with underground communications

Storm drainage well- a chamber or shaft for receiving surface wastewater and atmospheric precipitation into the storm sewer system

Manhole hatch- the upper part of the inspection well cover, installed on the supporting part of the chamber or shaft and consisting of a body and a cover

Stormwater drainage well- the upper part of the storm drain well covering, consisting of a body and a grate

Ventilation hole- a hole in the manhole cover of the inspection well, intended for ventilation of the chamber, shaft or underground channels

Full hatch opening- the diameter of the circle that can fit into the opening of the hatch body or storm water inlet

4 Types, main parameters and dimensions

4.1 Types, main parameters and dimensions of hatches, their installation location are indicated in Table 1 and Appendix A.

The type of hatch is selected depending on the installation location.


Table 1

Type (designation
according to EN 124)

Name

Full opening
not less, mm

Depth of installation of the cover in the housing, not less, mm

Total weight, reference, kg

LM*
(A15)

Lightweight, compact hatch

Green area, pedestrian area

L
(A15)

Light hatch

WITH
(B125)

Middle hatch

Parking lots, sidewalks and roadways of city parks

T
(C250)

Heavy hatch

City roads with heavy traffic

TM
(D400)

Heavy main hatch

Main roads

ST
(E600)

Super heavy hatch

Repair insert

Hatch bodies of types C (B125) and T (C250) during road repair work (when increasing the height of the road surface)

* For underground communications with a channel depth of up to 600 mm from the outer surface of the manhole cover.

4.2 According to their design, hatches are divided into:

1 - general purpose (Appendix A, Figure A.1);

2 - with a locking locking device on them (Appendix A, Figure A.2). The design of the locking device is agreed with the consumer;

3 - having in the cover design a recess for filling with concrete of class not lower than B30 (Appendix A, Figure A.3);

4 - with a device for lifting the cover using a standard lifting mechanism. The design of the device must be agreed with the consumer;

5 - with reinforced sealing of the body with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (Appendix A, Figure A.4). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) is agreed with the consumer;

6 - with a cover consisting of two parts (Appendix A, Figure A.5);

7 - with a cover hinged to the body;

8 - with a square or rectangular shape of the cover and (or) hatch body.

4.3 Types, main parameters and dimensions of rainwater inlets, their installation location are indicated in Table 2 and Appendix B.

The type of grille is selected depending on the installation location.


table 2

Type (designation according to EN 124)

Name

Clear cross-sectional area, not less, m

Depth of grille installation in the housing, not less, mm

Total weight, reference,
kg

Small storm water inlet

Pedestrian zone

Large storm water inlet

Parking lots and roadways on city roads

DB2**
(B125)

Main storm water inlet

Main roads with heavy traffic

DM2
(C250)

Super heavy storm water inlet

High load areas (airfields, docks)

DS2
(D400)

On roads (airfields) with longitudinal slopes:

* DB1 - 0.005;

** DB2 - 0.005.

4.4 Based on their design, rainwater inlets are divided into:

1 - with a minimum width of the supporting part of the body along the contour (Appendix B, Figure B.1);

2 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb (Appendix B, Figure B.2);

3, 4, 5 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, and one right (version 2) or left (version 3), or both (version 4) short sides;

6, 7 - with a minimum width of the short supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb (version 5), or both short sides (version 6);

8 - with a single body for two grilles (Appendix B, Figure B.3);

9 - with reinforced sealing of the body, for which the latter is equipped with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (Appendix A, Figure A.4). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) are agreed upon with the consumer;

10 - with a grill hinged to the body.

4.5 The symbol for a hatch or storm drain must consist of the word “Hatch” or “Storm drain”, its type, design or several designs, overall dimensions of the hatch in centimeters and the designation of this standard.

Additionally, the symbol for the hatch includes the designation of the utility networks for which the hatch is intended: B - water supply; G - fire hydrant; K - domestic and industrial sewerage; D - rainwater drainage, TS - heating network, GS - gas network, GKS - city cable network (including GTS - as agreed with the customer).

Examples of symbols:

lightweight hatch for the water supply network with a square lid and a manhole size of 60x60 cm

Luke L(A15)-V. 8-60x60 GOST 3634-99 ;

medium hatch for sewerage with a locking device and a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Luke S(B125)-K.2-60 GOST 3634-99 ;

repair insert for a heavy hatch of any design and type of utility networks with a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Repair insert R.T-60 GOST 3634-99 ;

large storm water inlet 2 with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, with a manhole size of 30x50 cm for roads with a longitudinal slope of 0.005

Storm water inlet DB1(V125)-2-30x50 GOST 3634-99 .

5 Technical requirements

5.1 Manhole hatches, repair inserts and storm water inlets must be manufactured in accordance with the requirements of this standard according to working drawings approved in the prescribed manner.

5.2 Characteristics

5.2.1 Castings should not have defects that reduce their strength. Castings must comply with the requirements of GOST 26358.

On the surface of castings, cavities with a diameter of no more than 10 mm and a depth of no more than 3 mm, occupying no more than 5% of the surface of the castings, are allowed. Cracks are not allowed. Slag inclusions occupying no more than 10% of the total surface area are allowed on the lower supporting surface of the housings, the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings.

5.2.2 Tolerances of castings must comply with: dimensions - not lower than the 10th accuracy class according to GOST 26645, weight - 11th accuracy class.

5.2.3 The upper surfaces of hatch covers of all types must be embossed. The relief height should be for the types:

LM(A15), L(A15), S(B125) and T(S250)

TM(D400) and ST(E600)

The surface area of ​​the convex relief must be no less than 10% and no more than 70% of the total surface area.

The relief configuration is set by the manufacturer and must be determined taking into account the rated load, as well as manufacturing technology.

5.2.4 The design of hatches must provide at least one recess or hole designed to allow the cover to be opened.

5.2.5 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit freely into their corresponding housings. The gap between them along the perimeter should not exceed 3 mm per side.

5.2.6 Manhole covers (except for water supply ones) must have a hole with a diameter of at least 20 mm for sampling gas contamination of wells.

5.2.7 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit tightly to the corresponding supporting surfaces of their bodies. The flatness tolerance of their supporting surfaces should not exceed 2 mm.

5.2.8 Hatches of types T(S250), TM(D400), ST(E600), the corresponding repair insert and rainwater inlets of types DM(S250), DS(D400) must have an elastic gasket between the cover and the body or provide for mechanical processing of both mating supporting surfaces. The design, dimensions of the elastic gasket and methods of its fastening are determined by the manufacturer. It is allowed to install several (instead of one continuous) elastic gaskets, provided that the lid does not swing. The hardness of the elastic gasket must be at least 40 units. according to Shore.

5.2.9 The grooves in the gratings must be evenly distributed over the area of ​​the storm inlet grating. The area of ​​the grooves must be at least 30% of the net area of ​​the storm inlet grate and must be indicated in the accompanying documentation for the storm inlets.

5.2.10 The grooves of gratings of types D(A15) and DB(B125) must have the following dimensions, respectively:

width from 8 to 18 mm, length is not limited;

width more than 18 to 25 mm, length no more than 170 mm.

The dimensions of the grooves of the gratings of types DM(S250) and DS(D400) depend on the orientation of the longitudinal axes of the grooves in relation to traffic in accordance with Table 3.


Table 3

Orientation

Width, mm

Length, mm

From 0 to 45° and
from 135 to 180°

All types

From 16 to 32

From 45 to 135°

From 16 to 42

No limit

5.2.11 The supporting surface of the housing must be designed in such a way that the pressure on the supporting surface when applying a rated load does not exceed 7.5 MPa.

5.2.12 The design and dimensions of locking devices for manhole hatches, hinged joints of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings are determined by the manufacturer in agreement with the consumer.

5.3 Requirements for raw materials, supplies, purchased products

Housings, covers, repair inserts for hatches, bodies and gratings of rainwater inlets are made of gray cast iron of a grade not lower than SCh20 in accordance with GOST 1412. It is possible to replace the grade of cast iron that provides the rated load. In addition, it is allowed to make the bodies of hatches of types LM(A15), L(A15) and rainwater inlets of type D(A15) from polymeric materials and cast iron in combination with concrete. Internal locking devices for hatches are made of steel grade no lower than St3 according to GOST 380 with an anti-corrosion coating.

5.4 Completeness

Hatches and rainwater inlets are supplied both as a complete set and as separate parts.

5.5 Marking

5.5.1 On the outer surface of manhole covers of all types and storm inlet gratings, a symbol must be cast, in addition to the words “hatch”, “rain inlet” and “repair insert” and the manufacturer’s trademark. The designation of the name of the utility network is located on the center line. The month and year of manufacture are cast on the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings. The dimensions of the markings are determined by the manufacturer.

5.5.2 Hatches and storm water inlets shipped to the consumer must be accompanied by a passport. The passport contains:

name of the manufacturer or its trademark;

product designation;

number of products in the batch;

guarantee period;

date of acceptance by technical control;

date of shipment.

5.6 Packaging

Packing of hatches and storm water inlets is done in bags on pallets. By agreement with the consumer, other types of packaging are permitted to ensure the safety of products during transportation and storage.

6 Acceptance rules

6.1 Acceptance of hatches and storm water inlets of all types, repair inserts (hereinafter referred to as products) is carried out in batches. The batch volume is equal to the shift output.

6.2 Products must be subject to acceptance, periodic and type tests.

6.3 During acceptance tests, the appearance of the products and the mechanical strength of covers and grilles should be checked. Every hatch and rainwater inlet is checked for appearance; Manhole covers and rainwater inlet gratings are tested for mechanical strength in the amount of 3% of the batch, but not less than two pieces.

6.4 If unsatisfactory test results for mechanical strength are obtained during acceptance tests, a double number of products is re-checked for this indicator. The results of the re-inspection apply to the entire batch and are final.

6.5 During periodic tests, the dimensions, weight of product parts, deviations from the flatness of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings and their bodies are checked on at least three products from a batch that have passed acceptance tests, at least once a year, and also after each replacement of technological equipment.

6.6 Type tests are carried out to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of changes in design or manufacturing technology that may affect the technical characteristics of the product.

Tests are carried out on product samples, the design of which has been amended on the basis of temporary documents.

The types and scope of type tests are determined by the manufacturer.

6.7 The consumer has the right to carry out a control check of the compliance of all types of hatches, repair inserts and rainwater inlets with any requirement of this standard, observing the given sampling procedure and control methods.

7 Control methods

7.1 The dimensions of manholes for inspection wells, rainwater inlets and repair inserts are checked using universal or special tools, as well as templates.

7.2 Control of the appearance of hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts is carried out by external inspection.

7.3 The mass of hatch covers, housings and other parts is determined by weighing on scales with an error of no more than 0.5 kg.

7.4 The flatness tolerance of the manhole cover or storm drain grate is determined on the surface plate using a set of feeler gauges.

7.5 The mechanical strength test is carried out on a press that provides the required force. The press must be equipped with a steel punch. The punch dimensions are given in Appendix B.

For testing, a hatch or rain inlet is installed on the press frame, and its supporting surfaces must be adjacent to the frame along the entire supporting surface.

The load on the manhole cover or storm drain grate must be applied exactly in the middle through a soft gasket with a thickness of at least 3 mm. The press force is gradually increased at a speed of up to 5 kN/s until the rated load is reached. The test load is maintained for at least 30 s.

The hatch or storm inlet is considered to have passed the test if no damage (cracks, spalls) is detected.

8 Transportation and storage

8.1 Hatches and storm water inlets are transported by any type of vehicle in accordance with the transportation rules in force for this type of transport. When transported by road, hatches may not be packaged. Loading must be uniform and prevent the possibility of cargo moving and damaging it.

8.2 Products must have transport markings in accordance with GOST 14192.

8.3 Storage conditions for hatches - according to group Zh 1 GOST 15150.

9 Manufacturer's warranty

9.1 The manufacturer guarantees that hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts comply with the requirements of this standard, subject to the conditions of transportation and storage.

9.2 The warranty period is 3 years from the date of putting the products into operation, but not more than 5 years from the date of shipment by the manufacturer.

1 - lid; 2 - frame; 3

Figure A.1 - General purpose hatch

1 - frame; 2 - lid; 3 - locking mechanism

Figure A.2 - Hatch equipped with a locking device

1 - lid; 2 - concrete; 3 - frame

Figure A.3 - Hatch with a cover having a recess for filling with concrete

Figure A.4 - Reinforced seal of the hatch body

1 - lid; 2 - frame

Figure A.5 - Hatch with a cover consisting of two parts

1 - lid; 2 - frame; 3 - supporting surface of the body

Figure B.1 - Stormwater drainage well

Figure B.2 - Storm water inlet with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb

Figure B.3 - Storm water inlet with a single body for two grates

APPENDIX B (mandatory). Dimensions of punches depending on the full opening of the hatch

APPENDIX B
(required)

In millimeters

Full hatch opening (PO)

Punch dimensions



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Cast iron hatch GOST 3634 99 is designed for installation on inspection wells of underground utilities. The variety of types is associated with operating conditions, load resistance and safety precautions. The production of protective products and material requirements are regulated by established international standards.

Types of protective hatches and their purpose

Access to viewing underground communications, such as sewage, cable, and pipeline systems, is provided by the manhole of the inspection well.

The main purpose of the covers is to ensure the safety of pedestrians and cars, as well as protection from damage and clogging of underground networks.

The standard for cast iron manhole covers has been developed based on global requirements for labeling, design, testing and quality control of products. Hatches are produced in accordance with the requirements of GOST 3634 99 “Hatches for inspection wells and storm water inlets for storm drainage wells.”

Depending on the installation conditions and loads, different types of hatches are distinguished. They are associated not only with ease of installation and operation, but also with the aesthetic content of the structure and the preservation of technical parameters, regardless of the conditions of use.

Extra-heavy protective structures, with a diameter of 550 mm, a weight of 155 kg, and a rated load of 600 kN, are installed in docks and airfields.

Heavy main hatches weighing about 140 kg are mounted on main lines and can withstand loads of up to 400 kN. On urban roads with heavy traffic, products weighing 120 kg and a rated load of 250 kN are installed.

Medium products that can withstand loads of up to 125 kN are installed in residential areas and roads with limited traffic load. Lightweight sewer manholes, which weigh 65 kg, are installed on sidewalks, pedestrian areas, and lawns.

Hatches for wells are manufactured in accordance with the requirements of the established standard according to approved drawings. Castings must not contain defects that affect the strength of the product.

The design provides for at least one hole to allow the lid to be opened. It should simultaneously fly tightly to the supporting surface and fit freely into the body.

If we characterize round-shaped cast iron manholes, then there are 2 main parameters for them - the outer and inner diameter of the hole.

All dimensional parameters of the product are specified in GOST 3634 99, but in practice you can find cast iron manhole covers with a diameter of 380-810 mm. The full opening size is 450-550 mm.

The cover of the protective structure can be square in shape. The minimum side length can be 300 mm and increase by 50 mm with each step. The optimal dimensions of this design are 800 mm.

Technical specifications

Cast iron hatches must be equipped with an elastic gasket between the upper and lower parts of the structure. The material from which protective products for manholes are produced must meet the requirements of the state standard.

Manhole covers and housings are made of gray cast iron grade SCH20. If necessary, it is possible to replace the material with another brand, provided that the maximum load is ensured.

The manufacturer applies markings to the outer part of the hatch structure, and the date of manufacture to the inner part. Each product has a passport, which indicates data about the product, warranty period, and date of acceptance by the technical control department.

Each batch is subjected to strength testing and mechanical load testing.

The service life of cast iron hatches is at least 80 years, and the withstand load is up to 90 tons. They are resistant to temperature changes. The only drawback of cast iron structures is their high cost.

The construction of a technological well is associated with the need for constant maintenance and ongoing repairs of various types of pipelines. Therefore, such structures are reliable and provide conditions for access to underground communications.

Installation and operation

Tightly closed hatch covers do not guarantee complete safety and protection from various objects falling into the opening. The main purpose for which heavy material is used in manufacturing is to prevent accidental falls.

The cast iron lid is quite heavy, so it is necessary to apply a certain force to overweight and move it. Cast iron is resistant to atmospheric conditions, corrosion, durable, and does not crack under stress.

Limited access to the manhole, in which the distribution and shut-off equipment assemblies are concentrated, as well as the monitoring and control mechanisms of the systems, is provided by the manhole cover.

Well holes must be closed so that they cannot be opened by random one-sided loads or curious passers-by.

If the hatch needs to be installed on a personal plot, then the main efforts must be made when installing the supporting part of the structure. The support ring has technological holes necessary for high-quality armoring of the structure.

The cover of the sewer well should rise above the surface if it is placed on a lawn area. When installing on a roadway, a minimum slope must be provided in the area where the cover will be installed to ensure water drainage.

Ease of installation is closely related to strict adherence to operating rules. The well cover must be opened with extreme care, especially if it is made of cast iron. The heavy weight of the product may cause injury.

An open well must be ventilated, and all work may only be carried out with personal protective equipment.

Light cast iron hatch “K” for inspection wells designed for installation on sewer, water supply and utility networks. The products are installed on the roadways of streets, sidewalks, general purpose roads, pedestrian paths and courtyards, depending on the load carried by the hatches. On roads with busy traffic, a heavy cast iron hatch is installed.

A cast iron sewer hatch is a part of the sewer system that performs the function of protecting the sewage system from debris getting into it. It also serves to ensure that workers have the opportunity to maintain and repair huge highways. The only option to get into the sewer is the correct organization of technological wells, which are closed with special hatches. They do not open under the weight of cars or under the influence of ordinary people. In such wells, as a rule, shut-off and distribution equipment units, control and monitoring devices for systems are installed.

GOST 3634-99

Group Zh21

INTERSTATE STANDARD

HATCHES OF INSPECTION WELLS AND STORM DRAINAGE INTERMITTS

Specifications

Access manhole covers and storm-flow receivers for manholes. Technical requirements


OKS 91.140.70
OKSTU 4859

Date of introduction 2001-01-01

Preface

1 DEVELOPED by OJSC "Kirovsky Plant" (Kaluga region), SE CNS and a group of specialists

INTRODUCED by the State Construction Committee of Russia

2 ADOPTED by the Interstate Scientific and Technical Commission for Standardization and Technical Regulation and Certification in Construction (MNTKS) on December 2, 1999.

Voted for acceptance

State name

Name of government body
construction management

Azerbaijan

Azstandard

Republic of Armenia

Ministry of Coordination, Territorial Administration and Urban Development of the Republic of Armenia

Republic of Belarus

Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus (Ministry of Architecture and Construction of the Republic of Belarus)

The Republic of Kazakhstan

Committee for Construction Affairs of the Ministry of Energy, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Kazakhstan (Kazstroykomitet)

The Republic of Moldova

Ministry of Environment and Territorial Improvement of the Republic of Moldova

Russian Federation

Gosstroy of Russia

The Republic of Uzbekistan

State Committee of the Republic of Uzbekistan for Architecture and Construction (Goskomarchitectstroy of the Republic of Uzbekistan)

(Amendment. IUS No. 3-2016).

3 INSTEAD GOST 3634-89, GOST 26008-83

4 ENTERED INTO EFFECT on January 1, 2001 as a state standard of the Russian Federation by Decree of the State Construction Committee of Russia dated October 17, 2000 N 105


An amendment has been made, published in IUS No. 3, 2016

Amendment made by database manufacturer

Introduction

Introduction

The standard for manholes and stormwater inlets for storm drainage manholes was developed on the basis of the European standard EN 124-1994* "Manholes for manholes and manholes for automobile and pedestrian areas. Design requirements, testing, marking, quality control" and corresponds to it in terms of technical requirements, in including loads, materials used, test methods and markings.
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* Access to international and foreign documents mentioned here and further in the text can be obtained by following the link to the website http://shop.cntd.ru. - Database manufacturer's note.

The standard specifies the types of hatches, the strength loads that hatches and installation locations must withstand, identical to the European standard: hatch L - class A15; hatch C - class B125, etc. This connection is reflected in the designation of hatches and storm water inlets: hatch L (A15); storm water inlet DM1 (S250). The dimensions of the storm drain grate grooves and their location in relation to the curb stone are harmonized with the EN 124-1994 standard.

The following took part in the development: M.Yu. Smirnov, S.V. Tsygankov (OJSC "Kirov Plant", Kaluga region), V.A. Glukharev and V.P. Bovbel (Gosstroy of Russia), L.S. Vasilyeva ( GP CNS), Yu.M. Sosner.

1 area of ​​use

This standard applies to hatches of wells and chambers (hereinafter referred to as hatches) of underground city engineering communications: heat, gas and cable networks, water supply, sewerage, as well as to storm water inlets (hereinafter referred to as storm water inlets) intended for receiving surface wastewater and atmospheric precipitation .

Stormwater inlet gratings made in accordance with this standard cannot be installed in the floor of premises and on the roof of buildings.

2 Normative references

GOST 380-94 * Carbon steel of ordinary quality. Stamps
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GOST 380-2005

GOST 1412-85 Cast iron with flake graphite for castings. Stamps

GOST 14192-96 Marking of cargo

GOST 15150-69 Machines, instruments and other technical products. Versions for different climatic regions. Categories, operating, storage and transportation conditions regarding the impact of environmental climatic factors

GOST 26358-84 Iron castings. General technical conditions

GOST 26645-85 * Castings from metals and alloys. Dimensional, mass and machining tolerances
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* The document is not valid on the territory of the Russian Federation. GOST R 53464-2009 is valid, hereinafter in the text. - Database manufacturer's note.

3 Definitions

For the purposes of this standard, the following terms and corresponding definitions apply.

Inspection well- design in the form of a chamber or shaft for access to channels with underground communications

Storm drainage well- a chamber or shaft for receiving surface wastewater and atmospheric precipitation into the storm sewer system

Manhole hatch- the upper part of the inspection well cover, installed on the supporting part of the chamber or shaft and consisting of a body and a cover

Stormwater drainage well- the upper part of the storm drain well covering, consisting of a body and a grate

Ventilation hole- a hole in the manhole cover of the inspection well, intended for ventilation of the chamber, shaft or underground channels

Full hatch opening- the diameter of the circle that can fit into the opening of the hatch body or storm water inlet

4 Types, main parameters and dimensions

4.1 Types, main parameters and dimensions of hatches, their installation location are indicated in Table 1 and Appendix A.

The type of hatch is selected depending on the installation location.


Table 1

Type (designation
according to EN 124)

Name

Full opening
not less, mm

Depth of installation of the cover in the housing, not less, mm

Total weight, reference, kg

LM*
(A15)

Lightweight, compact hatch

Green area, pedestrian area

L
(A15)

Light hatch

WITH
(B125)

Middle hatch

Parking lots, sidewalks and roadways of city parks

T
(C250)

Heavy hatch

City roads with heavy traffic

TM
(D400)

Heavy main hatch

Main roads

ST
(E600)

Super heavy hatch

Repair insert

Hatch bodies of types C (B125) and T (C250) during road repair work (when increasing the height of the road surface)

* For underground communications with a channel depth of up to 600 mm from the outer surface of the manhole cover.

4.2 According to their design, hatches are divided into:

1 - general purpose (Appendix A, Figure A.1);

2 - with a locking locking device on them (Appendix A, Figure A.2). The design of the locking device is agreed with the consumer;

3 - having in the cover design a recess for filling with concrete of class not lower than B30 (Appendix A, Figure A.3);

4 - with a device for lifting the cover using a standard lifting mechanism. The design of the device must be agreed with the consumer;

5 - with reinforced sealing of the body with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (Appendix A, Figure A.4). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) is agreed with the consumer;

6 - with a cover consisting of two parts (Appendix A, Figure A.5);

7 - with a cover hinged to the body;

8 - with a square or rectangular shape of the cover and (or) hatch body.

4.3 Types, main parameters and dimensions of rainwater inlets, their installation location are indicated in Table 2 and Appendix B.

The type of grille is selected depending on the installation location.


table 2

Type (designation according to EN 124)

Name

Clear cross-sectional area, not less, m

Depth of grille installation in the housing, not less, mm

Total weight, reference,
kg

Small storm water inlet

Pedestrian zone

Large storm water inlet

Parking lots and roadways on city roads

DB2**
(B125)

Main storm water inlet

Main roads with heavy traffic

DM2
(C250)

Super heavy storm water inlet

High load areas (airfields, docks)

DS2
(D400)

On roads (airfields) with longitudinal slopes:

* DB1 - 0.005;

** DB2 - 0.005.

4.4 Based on their design, rainwater inlets are divided into:

1 - with a minimum width of the supporting part of the body along the contour (Appendix B, Figure B.1);

2 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb (Appendix B, Figure B.2);

3, 4, 5 - with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, and one right (version 2) or left (version 3), or both (version 4) short sides;

6, 7 - with a minimum width of the short supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb (version 5), or both short sides (version 6);

8 - with a single body for two grilles (Appendix B, Figure B.3);

9 - with reinforced sealing of the body, for which the latter is equipped with anchor bolts or special bosses on the body (Appendix A, Figure A.4). The design of anchors, bosses and their number (at least two) are agreed upon with the consumer;

10 - with a grill hinged to the body.

4.5 The symbol for a hatch or storm drain must consist of the word “Hatch” or “Storm drain”, its type, design or several designs, overall dimensions of the hatch in centimeters and the designation of this standard.

Additionally, the symbol for the hatch includes the designation of the utility networks for which the hatch is intended: B - water supply; G - fire hydrant; K - domestic and industrial sewerage; D - rainwater drainage, TS - heating network, GS - gas network, GKS - city cable network (including GTS - as agreed with the customer).

Examples of symbols:

lightweight hatch for the water supply network with a square lid and a manhole size of 60x60 cm

Luke L(A15)-V. 8-60x60 GOST 3634-99 ;

medium hatch for sewerage with a locking device and a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Luke S(B125)-K.2-60 GOST 3634-99 ;

repair insert for a heavy hatch of any design and type of utility networks with a manhole diameter of 60 cm

Repair insert R.T-60 GOST 3634-99 ;

large storm water inlet 2 with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb, with a manhole size of 30x50 cm for roads with a longitudinal slope of 0.005

Storm water inlet DB1(V125)-2-30x50 GOST 3634-99 .

5 Technical requirements

5.1 Manhole hatches, repair inserts and storm water inlets must be manufactured in accordance with the requirements of this standard according to working drawings approved in the prescribed manner.

5.2 Characteristics

5.2.1 Castings should not have defects that reduce their strength. Castings must comply with the requirements of GOST 26358.

On the surface of castings, cavities with a diameter of no more than 10 mm and a depth of no more than 3 mm, occupying no more than 5% of the surface of the castings, are allowed. Cracks are not allowed. Slag inclusions occupying no more than 10% of the total surface area are allowed on the lower supporting surface of the housings, the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings.

5.2.2 Tolerances of castings must comply with: dimensions - not lower than the 10th accuracy class according to GOST 26645, weight - 11th accuracy class.

5.2.3 The upper surfaces of hatch covers of all types must be embossed. The relief height should be for the types:

LM(A15), L(A15), S(B125) and T(S250)

TM(D400) and ST(E600)

The surface area of ​​the convex relief must be no less than 10% and no more than 70% of the total surface area.

The relief configuration is set by the manufacturer and must be determined taking into account the rated load, as well as manufacturing technology.

5.2.4 The design of hatches must provide at least one recess or hole designed to allow the cover to be opened.

5.2.5 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit freely into their corresponding housings. The gap between them along the perimeter should not exceed 3 mm per side.

5.2.6 Manhole covers (except for water supply ones) must have a hole with a diameter of at least 20 mm for sampling gas contamination of wells.

5.2.7 Manhole covers, repair inserts and storm inlet gratings must fit tightly to the corresponding supporting surfaces of their bodies. The flatness tolerance of their supporting surfaces should not exceed 2 mm.

5.2.8 Hatches of types T(S250), TM(D400), ST(E600), the corresponding repair insert and rainwater inlets of types DM(S250), DS(D400) must have an elastic gasket between the cover and the body or provide for mechanical processing of both mating supporting surfaces. The design, dimensions of the elastic gasket and methods of its fastening are determined by the manufacturer. It is allowed to install several (instead of one continuous) elastic gaskets, provided that the lid does not swing. The hardness of the elastic gasket must be at least 40 units. according to Shore.

5.2.9 The grooves in the gratings must be evenly distributed over the area of ​​the storm inlet grating. The area of ​​the grooves must be at least 30% of the net area of ​​the storm inlet grate and must be indicated in the accompanying documentation for the storm inlets.

5.2.10 The grooves of gratings of types D(A15) and DB(B125) must have the following dimensions, respectively:

width from 8 to 18 mm, length is not limited;

width more than 18 to 25 mm, length no more than 170 mm.

The dimensions of the grooves of the gratings of types DM(S250) and DS(D400) depend on the orientation of the longitudinal axes of the grooves in relation to traffic in accordance with Table 3.


Table 3

Orientation

Width, mm

Length, mm

From 0 to 45° and
from 135 to 180°

All types

From 16 to 32

From 45 to 135°

From 16 to 42

No limit

5.2.11 The supporting surface of the housing must be designed in such a way that the pressure on the supporting surface when applying a rated load does not exceed 7.5 MPa.

5.2.12 The design and dimensions of locking devices for manhole hatches, hinged joints of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings are determined by the manufacturer in agreement with the consumer.

5.3 Requirements for raw materials, supplies, purchased products

Housings, covers, repair inserts for hatches, bodies and gratings of rainwater inlets are made of gray cast iron of a grade not lower than SCh20 in accordance with GOST 1412. It is possible to replace the grade of cast iron that provides the rated load. In addition, it is allowed to make the bodies of hatches of types LM(A15), L(A15) and rainwater inlets of type D(A15) from polymeric materials and cast iron in combination with concrete. Internal locking devices for hatches are made of steel grade no lower than St3 according to GOST 380 with an anti-corrosion coating.

5.4 Completeness

Hatches and rainwater inlets are supplied both as a complete set and as separate parts.

5.5 Marking

5.5.1 On the outer surface of manhole covers of all types and storm inlet gratings, a symbol must be cast, in addition to the words “hatch”, “rain inlet” and “repair insert” and the manufacturer’s trademark. The designation of the name of the utility network is located on the center line. The month and year of manufacture are cast on the inner surface of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings. The dimensions of the markings are determined by the manufacturer.

5.5.2 Hatches and storm water inlets shipped to the consumer must be accompanied by a passport. The passport contains:

name of the manufacturer or its trademark;

product designation;

number of products in the batch;

guarantee period;

date of acceptance by technical control;

date of shipment.

5.6 Packaging

Packing of hatches and storm water inlets is done in bags on pallets. By agreement with the consumer, other types of packaging are permitted to ensure the safety of products during transportation and storage.

6 Acceptance rules

6.1 Acceptance of hatches and storm water inlets of all types, repair inserts (hereinafter referred to as products) is carried out in batches. The batch volume is equal to the shift output.

6.2 Products must be subject to acceptance, periodic and type tests.

6.3 During acceptance tests, the appearance of the products and the mechanical strength of covers and grilles should be checked. Every hatch and rainwater inlet is checked for appearance; Manhole covers and rainwater inlet gratings are tested for mechanical strength in the amount of 3% of the batch, but not less than two pieces.

6.4 If unsatisfactory test results for mechanical strength are obtained during acceptance tests, a double number of products is re-checked for this indicator. The results of the re-inspection apply to the entire batch and are final.

6.5 During periodic tests, the dimensions, weight of product parts, deviations from the flatness of manhole covers and storm inlet gratings and their bodies are checked on at least three products from a batch that have passed acceptance tests, at least once a year, and also after each replacement of technological equipment.

6.6 Type tests are carried out to verify the effectiveness and feasibility of changes in design or manufacturing technology that may affect the technical characteristics of the product.

Tests are carried out on product samples, the design of which has been amended on the basis of temporary documents.

The types and scope of type tests are determined by the manufacturer.

6.7 The consumer has the right to carry out a control check of the compliance of all types of hatches, repair inserts and rainwater inlets with any requirement of this standard, observing the given sampling procedure and control methods.

7 Control methods

7.1 The dimensions of manholes for inspection wells, rainwater inlets and repair inserts are checked using universal or special tools, as well as templates.

7.2 Control of the appearance of hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts is carried out by external inspection.

7.3 The mass of hatch covers, housings and other parts is determined by weighing on scales with an error of no more than 0.5 kg.

7.4 The flatness tolerance of the manhole cover or storm drain grate is determined on the surface plate using a set of feeler gauges.

7.5 The mechanical strength test is carried out on a press that provides the required force. The press must be equipped with a steel punch. The punch dimensions are given in Appendix B.

For testing, a hatch or rain inlet is installed on the press frame, and its supporting surfaces must be adjacent to the frame along the entire supporting surface.

The load on the manhole cover or storm drain grate must be applied exactly in the middle through a soft gasket with a thickness of at least 3 mm. The press force is gradually increased at a speed of up to 5 kN/s until the rated load is reached. The test load is maintained for at least 30 s.

The hatch or storm inlet is considered to have passed the test if no damage (cracks, spalls) is detected.

8 Transportation and storage

8.1 Hatches and storm water inlets are transported by any type of vehicle in accordance with the transportation rules in force for this type of transport. When transported by road, hatches may not be packaged. Loading must be uniform and prevent the possibility of cargo moving and damaging it.

8.2 Products must have transport markings in accordance with GOST 14192.

8.3 Storage conditions for hatches - according to group Zh 1 GOST 15150.

9 Manufacturer's warranty

9.1 The manufacturer guarantees that hatches, rainwater inlets and repair inserts comply with the requirements of this standard, subject to the conditions of transportation and storage.

9.2 The warranty period is 3 years from the date of putting the products into operation, but not more than 5 years from the date of shipment by the manufacturer.

1 - lid; 2 - frame; 3

Figure A.1 - General purpose hatch

1 - frame; 2 - lid; 3 - locking mechanism

Figure A.2 - Hatch equipped with a locking device

1 - lid; 2 - concrete; 3 - frame

Figure A.3 - Hatch with a cover having a recess for filling with concrete

Figure A.4 - Reinforced seal of the hatch body

1 - lid; 2 - frame

Figure A.5 - Hatch with a cover consisting of two parts

1 - lid; 2 - frame; 3 - supporting surface of the body

Figure B.1 - Stormwater drainage well

Figure B.2 - Storm water inlet with a minimum width of the longitudinal supporting part of the body adjacent to the road curb

Figure B.3 - Storm water inlet with a single body for two grates

APPENDIX B (mandatory). Dimensions of punches depending on the full opening of the hatch

APPENDIX B
(required)

In millimeters

Full hatch opening (PO)

Punch dimensions



Electronic document text
prepared by Kodeks JSC and verified against:
official publication
M.: Gosstroy of Russia, State Unitary Enterprise TsPP, 2000

Revision of the document taking into account
changes and additions prepared
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