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Good Engineering Practice for Northern Water and Sewer Systems

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Figure 3.2 – GNWT Access Vaults<br />

.1 Recommend vault tops be 450<br />

mm above grade.<br />

.2 Recommend both sewer <strong>and</strong><br />

water access be in the same<br />

vault.<br />

.3 Recommend both interior <strong>and</strong><br />

exterior be s<strong>and</strong>blasted <strong>and</strong><br />

epoxy coated.<br />

3.3.5 Prefabricated Insulated Double-<br />

Walled HDPE Vaults<br />

Recommended <strong>for</strong> smaller access<br />

vaults in lieu of double-walled steel.<br />

Vaults remain accessible <strong>and</strong> visible <strong>and</strong> are not subject<br />

to surface runoff entering the vault.<br />

Combined vault is less expensive than separate vaults.<br />

To protect metal surfaces from corrosion.<br />

Less expensive than steel versions. Lighter in weight<br />

<strong>and</strong> not subject to corrosion.<br />

Photo 3.5 – HDPE Access Vaults<br />

GOOD ENGINEERING PRACTICE 3-6 Apr-04<br />

Access Vaults <strong>and</strong> Manholes

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