WET Method of Statement
WET Method of Statement
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Introduction...........................................................................................page (4)
2. Purpose..................................................................................................page (4)
3. Scope.....................................................................................................page (4)
4. Responsibilities.......................................................................................page(4)
Air test..................................................................................page(7)
Cylindrical Manholes............................................................page(8)
Square manholes..................................................................page(9)
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1. Introduction
The objective of this method statement is to establish the necessary guidelines for the
installation of Sewage Network in accordance with the contract requirements.
This Method Statements aims to ensure that work quality assurance and quality control
activities are conducted in a systematic manner, works are inspected and conformance
is verified and documented.
2. Purpose:
This method statement is applicable to the installation and testing of underground sewer
UPVC pipelines according to Project specification and standards.
4. Responsibilities:
1. Project Manager:
Assigning tasks responsibilities to senior site engineers. Monitoring and
controlling execution process with respect to quality, time and cost.
2. Construction manager
Assigning tasks & responsibilities to site engineers.
Monitoring and controlling execution process with respect to quality,
time and cost
Ensuring that the execution process is going in accordance with method
statement.
3. Site Engineer:
IS responsible to coordinate and explain the work to be carried out to
the supervisors.
Site engineer ensures the installation as per approved shop drawing,
specifications and recommendations.
4. Technical Office Engineer:
Coordinating designs and technical documents like drawings
and specifications to ensure they meet requirements.
Providing technical assistance and resolving any issues that arise on-
site during project execution.
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5. Store keeper:
Is responsible to ensure that material is as approved materials submittal.
Storekeeper will verify all documents are forwarded as per the
requirements of the purchase order.
Storekeeper will inspect for any damage during shipping, handling
and storage.
Storekeeper is responsible for proper storage as per site requirements.
6. Surveyors:
Make marking points and levelling for pipes and equipment.
5. Reference Drawings:
Installation as per approved shop drawings refer to design drawings which we will receive it
from consultant side and as per considered RFI, letters and ID modification.
6. Storage and Lifting:
1. The storage will be arranged to be suitable for pipes and to satisfy the
manufacturer recommendation in storage and lifting.
2. Pipes should arrange on sequence of layers not exceed four layers and
so can be separated by a piece of wood.
3. Pipes lifting with suitable way, in case of light weight by labors and in
case of heavy weight will be lifted by lifting equipment (loader, crane or
any other suitable method.
4. Pipes storage area will be covered to keep pipes away of sunlight.
5. Gasket will be stored in open area away of sunlight, grease and oil
7. Installation of Pipeline & Testing Procedure:
I material approval.
2 Schedule approval.
3 Shop drawing approval which indicate the pipe size, depth, manholes
location and depth.
4 Surveying check lines (planning limits of trenches, washout valve chambers,
air valve chamber, station for fitting its thrust block dimensions).
5 Excavation to reach level as per project specification and approved cross section
for pipes.
6 Temporary storage of suitable excavation material at approved site.
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7 Lower bedding must be finished with fine clean sand per project
specification and leveling should be assured.
8 Pipe laying and jointing (push fit).
The spigot and the socket to be joined should be carefully examined
for any damage and the surface of the pipe must be clan.
Putting the gasket in the proper place at the socket of the pipe.
Putting the mineral grease according to specification on the spigot of the
pipe and in the socket of the other pipe till the region of fit.
The spigot pipe pushed into the socket pipe till the end of region of fit as
fig.
(1) (2) (3)
(4) (5)
9 While pipes installation in the excavated area, the slope must be kept according
to the shop drawing.
10 The drainage system will be tested before backfilling with water test or air test
as below.
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Water Test.
A test pressure of 12 kPa head of water above the crown of the pipe at the high end but not
more than 60 kPa head at the low end by means of a standpipe. A period of one hour be
allowed for absorption. The loss of water over a period of 30 minutes shall be measured
by adding water from a measuring vessel at regular intervals of 10 minutes and logging
the quantity of water required to maintain the original level in the standpipe. The
quantity of water added for sewers up to 300 mm nominal bore shall not exceed 0.06
1/h per 100 meter per millimeter of nominal diameter. For sewers exceeding 300 mm
nominal diameter, the quantity of water added shall not exceed 0.12 1/h per 100 meter
per millimeter of nominal diameter.
Air test.
The length of sewer under test shall be tightly plugged and air pumped in until a pressure of
100 mm water column is indicated in a U-tube connected to the system. At this
pressure, all pipes shall be checked with soap solution to detect any leakage. If any leaks
are found the air pressure shall be released and the leaks eliminated, the testing
procedures shall then be repeated again from the beginning until no leaks occur. The air
pressure shall then be increased until a pressure of 100 mm water column is achieved.
After allowing time for stabilization the air pressure shall not fall to less than 75 mm
water column during a period of 5 minutes without pumping.
11- Backfilling of clean sand above the sewage pipeline as per project specification.
12- Install the catch basin pipeline with all accessories.
13-Putting the marker tape on the compaction backfilling sand.
14-Backfilling using suitable selected excavated material or any suitable material
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15-Disposing of surplus excavated material and unsuitable excavated material off
the project.
16- Testing the pipeline after backfilling with infiltration test as below.
Infiltration tests shall be carried out after backfilling. All inlets to the system shall be
tightly closed and the residual flow shall be deemed to be infiltration. The following
1imits.of infiltration shall not be exceeded:
Up to 750 mm nominal diameter - 0.08 liter per 100 meter per millimeter
of nominal diameter per hour.
b. Over 750 mm nominal diameter- 0.16 liter per 100 meter per millimeter
of nominal diameter per hour.
Infiltration in manholes shall not exceed 5 liters per hour per manhole.
8- Construction of manholes and testing procedure methods.
A- Cylindrical Manholes.
If the diameter of the inlet pipe not exceeded 500 mm then the manhole will be
cylindrical.
1 Surveying check lines (planning limits of trenches, manholes, house
connection, chambers and pipelines according to shop drawing.
2 Excavation to required depth in any type of soil.
3 Temporary storage of suitable excavation material at approved site.
4- Casting manhole base from plain concrete per project specification and BOQ.
5 Casting by steel form the first manhole straight cylindrical section as project
specification and keeping a space for pipe connection and then the 2nd or more
according to straight section of manholes according to its depth. Regarding
inlet, outlet pipes and catch basin pipes.
6 Casting the manhole inclined section by steel form as project specification.
7 Casting the top section and the neck of manhole and checking its level to the
road.
8 The concrete using in cylindrical manhole will be plain concrete in all steps
of construction per project specification and BOQ.
9 Finishing the external walls of manholes and insulate with bitumen.
10 Pouring the benching concrete according to project specification and BOQ.
11 Supply and install manholes stair steps and stairs coating.
12 Install the cover per project specification and BOQ and checking its level with
the road.
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13 Finish sealing all openings made in manhole walls.
14-Insulating the inner surface of manhole.
15 Backfilling using suitable selected excavated material or any suitable material.
16 Disposing of surplus excavated material and unsuitable excavated material off
the project.
B- Square manholes.
If the diameter of the inlet pipe more than 500 mm then the manhole will be square.
I - Surveying check lines (planning limits of trenches, manholes, house connection,
Chambers and pipelines according to shop drawing.
2 Excavation to required depth in any type of soil.
3 Temporary storage of suitable excavation material at approved site
4- Casting manhole base from plain concrete per project specification and BOQ.
5 Casting the wall of manhole by wood from concrete including as
project specifications regarding inlet, outlet pipes and catch basin
pipes.
6 Casting the roof of manhole from reinforced concrete
7 The concrete using in square manhole plain concrete for base and walls and
reinforced concrete for the roof, per project specification and BOQ.
8 Install the cover per project specification and BOQ and checking its level with
the road.
9 Finishing the external walls of manholes and insulate with bitumen
10 Pouring the benching concrete according to project specification and BOQ.
11 Supply and install manholes stair steps and stairs coating.
12 Finish sealing all openings made in manhole walls
13 Insulating the inner surface of manhole.
14 Backfilling using suitable selected excavated material or any suitable material.
15 Disposing of surplus excavated material and unsuitable excavated material off
the project.
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9- Construction of storm pipelines and catch basin.
1 Surveying the place of catch basin and the pipelines to the nearest manhole.
2 Excavation to reach level as per project specification and approved shop
Drawing according to cross section for pipes.
3 Temporary storage of suitable excavation material at approved site.
4 lower bedding must be finished with fine clean sand per project specification and
leveling should be assured
5 Pipe laying and jointing from manhole to the catch basin with respect to slope
according to shop drawing.
6 Pouring the base of catch basin according to project specification from
plain concrete.
7 Construction of the catch basin according to shop drawing dimensions.
8 Placing the cover and finishing the catch basin.
9 Insulating the catch basin with bitumen according to project specifications.
11 Backfilling using suitable selected excavated material or any suitable material.
10- List for planned materials, tools, equipment and calibration.
1- Planned materials
UPVC pipes & fittings ,concrete, manholes & catch basin covers and
backfilling materials
2- Tools and equipment.
Excavation equipment (excavators, loaders), compaction tools (rollers),
and pipe installation tools (cranes, cutting and jointing tools) and
Measuring tape.
3- Calibration.
Survey equipment (total stations for alignment and levels).
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