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EAGLE CORR PE™ * - JM Eagle

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Table 1Nominal IDIN (mm)Minimum Trench widthsAverage ODIN (mm)minimum trench width 1IN (m)4 (100) 5 (120) 21 (0.5)6 (150) 7 (174) 23 (0.6)8 (200) 9 (231) 25 (0.6)10 (250) 11 (290) 27 (0.7)12 (300) 14 (363) 30 (0.8)15 (375) 17 (444) 34 (0.9)18 (450) 21 (529) 38 (1.0)24 (600) 28 (699) 46 (1.2)30 (750) 35 (880) 55 (1.4)36 (900) 42 (1055) 64 (1.6)42 (1050) 47 (1204) 71 (1.8)48 (1200) 54 (1367) 79 (2.0)60 (1500) 67 (1693) 95 (2.4)2.4 Trench DepthsDepth is governed by surface loads, earth loads and backfill material. A minimumof 12 inches depth of cover is recommended for diameters 48 inchesand smaller and a minimum of 24 inches for 60 inches diameter pipe.For more information on minimum and maximum burial depths and deflection,see Table 14 on page 57.2.5 Preparation of Trench BottomThe trench bottom should be smooth and free from stones greater than1.5 inches in diameter, large dirt clods and any frozen material. Excavationshould be provided so that the pipe is uniformly supported along its length.For details regarding the foundation for the trench bottom, pipe bedding andinitial backfill around the pipe, see Section 4 of the manual.16 <strong>EAGLE</strong> <strong>CORR</strong> PE INSTALLATION GUIDE

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