NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
lit: IlSy HANDBOOK OP PVC PIPE
Under most soil conditions, flexible PVC pipe tends to deflyi
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II an elliptical shape and the horizontal and vertical deflections m-'.
considered equal for small deflections (A). Since most PVC pipe'-''
scribed by either pipe stiffness (F/AY) or outside diameter to thief.
ratio (DR), the Iowa Equation (24) can be transposed and rewritt-'
follows:
EQUATION 25 - EQUATION 26 ■
A D, KP{100) . - .7 < .△C y - . 3 D.KPdOO) :
yi-_ ------ ------------------—___ . qz Jz. — _ _______
D 0.149 + 0.061 E' D ~ {2E/3 (DR -1)»1 + 2 ■
AY ' ... . o.O6ie
Where: P = Prism Load (Soil Pressure), psi I
The above equations maybe used in-conjunction with the vainest'
the empirical constants E', and K. The following example illustu-
their use„,^r - f- c .* '
■ Exampier Whatris the deflection of S DR 18 PVC’ pipe if buried u?
flaCbottom trench in a fine grained soil'with unit- weight of 120 lbs pertL
and with liquid limit less than 50%jf the depth of burial is 10 feet? ’
Front Table 26, E' = 200 psi and incorporating a bedding constur;
K = OJ; and the prism ■load.as assumed in the derivation of Table 27 alo-f
with' a deflection la-g factor of D^ — 1.5 , the following results are derived I
:.-AY? ; D/KP-dOO)
P = wH^ . . ..... 7 ■ ■ ;■■■,.......- 7-
* : J2EZ3(DR-1)3L + O.a6ie
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P - 120 ^3 X 10 ft X ,C'7' = 8.33 psi
; 2E 2(400,000) - . .
3{PR ~1)3 “ 3(18-1)3 “ 5^-28 ps.
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V A - 1.5(0.1)(8.33)(100) .
D 54.28 + 0.061(200) 1-9 percent
For the general case, Jive loads should be added to the earth load to
determine the total load at the depth-being .considered, - ,
-' In Table 27, results of calculations oTdeflections of buried AWWA
C900-DR~14, 18, and 25 PVC pipe are presented for cases’where either
highway or railway loads are present, - 7 ; / '; ,
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