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MANHOLES

- structures that provide


access to the sewer pipeline
for cleaning, repair, sampling,
and flow measurement.
Typical manhole
Manholes are located over the pipe
centerline under the ff circumstances:

 When there is a change in pipeline diameter


 When there is a change in pipeline slope
 When there is a change in pipeline direction
 At all pipe intersection
 At the uppermost end of each lateral
 At intervals not exceeding about 150m(400 ft)
Sewer Crossings
When built below ground, the
section of sewer that goes under
the stream or road is called an
inverted siphon, or more
accurately, a depressed sewer.
A depressed sewer, or inverted siphon
is constructed to carry the gravity flow
under an obstacle along the pipeline
route.
Depth and Velocity Limitations
A minimum cover of 2m (6 ft) above
the crown of the sewer pipe is
maintained.
 Full flow velocity or Minimum self-
cleansing velocity is not less than
about 0.6 m/s (2 ft/s)
 Upper limit of full flow velocity is
usually about 3 m/s (10 ft/s)
Crown Corrosion
It occurs when the sulfuric acid
reacts with and weakens the
concrete
1-3. Enumerate circumstances where
manholes are located over the pipe
centerline.
4.What do you call the section of the
sewer that goes under the stream or
road?
5. What acid causes crown corrosion?

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