A B C D E

Tee &
Dead
Ends
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
615
1385
2465
3850
5545
7545
9855
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
DIMENSION TABLE
Soil Type
Muck, peat, etc.
Soft Clay
Sand
Sand and gravel
Sand and gravel cemented with clay
Hard shale
CONCRETE BLOCKING FOR
CONVEX VERTICAL BENDS
CONCRETE THRUST
BLOCKING (HORIZONTAL)
DETERMINATION OF THRUST BLOCK BEARING AREA
( )
WYE
TEE CROSS BEND
TEE CROSS
THRUST BLOCKING
( )
CONVEX
VERTICAL BEND
Table
Pressure
PSI
Table
Pressure
PSI
Soil Bearing Capacity
(B) in PSI
()
( )
Stirrup (Typ.)
STRADDLE
4"
6"
8"
10"
12"
14"
16"
4"
6"
8"
10"
12"
14"
16"
PIPE
DIA.
90 deg
Bend
45 deg
Bend
22.5
deg
Bend
11.25
deg
Bend
Bend
Angle
(deg)
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
11.25
22.5
45
PIPE
DIA.
in.
0.21
0.43
0.77
0.48
0.95
1.79
0.86
1.65
3.22
1.39
2.62
4.97
1.94
3.91
6.89
2.62
5.26
9.70
3.44
6.89
12.63
1.8
2.3
2.8
2.4
3.0
3.6
2.9
3.5
4.4
3.3
4.1
4.1
3.7
4.7
5.7
4.1
5.2
6.4
4.5
5.7
7.0
17
17
17
17
17
24
17
20
27
17
24
30
Stirrup
Embmt.
(in)
Concrete
Volume
(cy)
Cube
Size
(ft)
Stirrup
Dia.
(in)
4440
9995
17770
27770
39985
54425
71085
2405
5410
9620
15030
21640
29455
38470
Thrust (T) at fittings in Pounds
3140
7070
12565
19635
28275
38485
50265
1225
2760
4905
7660
11030
15015
19615
0
1000
2000
3000
4000
10,000
11.55 sq ft
THRUST BLOCKING
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NOTE: WHEN THRUST BLOCK BEARING AREA IS NOT SPECIFIED ON THE PLANS OR
DETERMINED BY THE ENGINEER, USE THE FOLLOWING PROCEDURE TO
DETERMINE REQUIRED BEARING AREA.
1. Determine thrust (T) for type of fitting or joint and size of pipe from Table.

2. Determine Design (Test) Pressure from Standard Specifications or Special Provisions.

3. Determine Table Pressure from Table.

4. Determine Soil Bearing Capacity (B) of soil from Table.

5. Determine required bearing area (A) in sq. ft. as follows:


A =



Example: Design (Test) Pressure = 150 PSI From Table, T = 272.3 PSI
Pipe = 14" From Table, B = 14 PSI
Fitting = Tee
Soil = Sand A =
Design (Test) Pressure
Table Pressure
T
B
38485
2000
150
250
RD250
5
5
5
5
5
7
5
6
8
5
7
9
Stirrup
Bar
#
5/8
5/8
5/8
5/8
5/8
7/8
5/8
3/4
1
5/8
7/8
1 1/8
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Contractor to provide blocking adequate to withstand
full test pressure.
2. Divide thrust by safe bearing load to determine required
bearing area (A in sq ft) of concrete to distribute load.
3. Adjust bearing areas (A) for other pressure conditions.
(See "Determination of Thrust Block Bearing Area" equation.
4. Pour concrete blocking against undisturbed earth.
5. All concrete shall be commercial grade concrete.
6. Wrap pipe and/or fittings with 2 layers of polyethylene film
where in contact with concrete
7. Keep concrete clear of all joints and accessories.
8. Stirrups shall be deformed galvanized cold rolled steel
AASHTO M31 (ASTM A615), Grade 60.
Coat with coal tar epoxy after installation.
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
Effective Date: December 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010 Effective Date: December 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010
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HYDRANT INSTALLATION
Sidewalk
Breakaway flange
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HYDRANT ASSEMBLY
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Valve box (Install valve box extension
& operator extension, as reqd.)
6" auxiliary
gate valve mechanical
joint to flange

36" x 36" x 6"
concrete pad
(optional)
6"
min.
Wrap hydrant barrel with 2
layers of polyethylene film
where in contact with concrete
2"-8" above
concrete pad or
surrounding datum
Concrete
thrust block
Concrete thrust block
Mechanical joint x flange hydrant tee
or tapping sleeve
Mechanical joint
retainer gland
Min. cubic yard drain
rock to 6" above drain hole.
Optional: wrap drain rock in
geotextile fabric
1
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GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. When pipe is shorter than 18, no joints allowed. Use mechanical joint retainer glands.
Two 3/4 " galvanized tie rods may be used in lieu of thrust blocks for installations less than 18 long.
Coat tie rods with two coats of coal tar epoxy.

2. When pipe is longer that 18 retainer glands not required.

3. There shall be a minimum of 18" horizontal clearance around hydrant.

4. When placed adjacent to curb, hydrant port shall be 24" from face of curb.

5. Concrete thrust blocks shall be constructed as per thrust blocking Std. Drg. RD250. Do not
block drain holes

6. Extensions required for hydrant systems shall be installed to the manufacturers specifications.

7. Hydrants shall be placed to provide a minimum of 5 clearance from driveways, poles, and
other obstructions.

8. Hydrant pumper port shall face direction of access.

9. Set hydrant plumb in all directions.

RD254
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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VALVE BOX AND OPERATOR
EXTENSION ASSEMBLY
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Operator extension
1 1/2 " Schedule 80
pipe shaft
Rock guard, 1/8 " steel plate:
welded to pipe shaft
diameter = valve box extension
inside diameter minus 1/2 "
Flat bar
2 1/2 x 2 1/2 x 3/8 "
3/8 x 3/4 " square head
cupped capscrews
3 x 3 x 3/8 x 2"
long steel square
tube welded all
around to flat bar
Gravel bedding
3/4 "-0 compacted
aggregate base
or conc. block,
see general note 4
VALVE BOX
ASSEMBLY DETAIL
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Valve box not to rest on operating assembly.
2. Operator extension required when valve nut is deeper than 4 from finish grade.
3. Center valve box on axis of operator nut.
4. Valves 12" and smaller shall be provided with compacted aggr. base on undisturbed
ground. Valves greater than 12" shall be installed on precast concrete block.
5. Welds shall be minimum 1/4 " all around.
6. Hot dip galvanize operator extension after fabrication.
Cast iron cover
Raised lettering
Cast iron valve box
(6" dia. min.)
PVC valve box extension
(ASTM D3034, SDR 35)
2" square operator nut
welded to pipe shaft
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iron rod
Sliding type cast iron
valve box and cover
Pavement or ground
Valve box extension
Operator extension,
see detail this sheet
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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Gravel bedding
(typical)
Brass piping and fittings
between tapped plug and
gate valve (typical)
Thrust block
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Water main
2" coupling with
plug. assemble with
anti-seize compound.
(hand tight)
2" galvanized
steel riser
2" galvanized
steel pipe
Plug or cap with 2"
I.P.T. tap. for eccentric
tapped plugs, locate tap
at lowest point of pipe.
2" iron body screwed
gate valve with 2"
standard operating nut
2
4
"
24"
8
"
2" malleable 90 deg.
elbow with two 1/4 "
dia. drain holes and
1 cubic ft. of
drain rock
2008
TYPICAL MAIN DEAD-END
BLOWOFF ASSEMBLY
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Wrap main and fittings in thrust block zone with two layers of polyethylene film
to facilitate future removal.
2. In lieu of concrete thrust block, restrain pipe or pour concrete straddle block.
Gravel
bedding
(Typical)
Notch PVC
riser
Valve box
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OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
Effective Date: December 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010 Effective Date: December 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010
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~
Slope
Pipe saddle
Water main
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ASSEMBLY ( 3/4 ")
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stop
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Locate at high point of main.
2. Tap top of main.
3. Provide insulation and additional depth when specified for freeze protection.
Brass nipple
and cap
Brass pipe
and fittings
3/4 "
curb stop
3/4 " Type K
copper pipe
Gravel bedding
(6" min. depth)
Meter box
and cover
Match existing
grade
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diameter PVC pipe
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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Meter box and cover
Match existing grade
Slope
Corporation stop
Pipe saddle
Water main
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Brass pipe and fittings
Varies
Metal strap
Union
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COMBINATION AIR RELEASE
AIR VACUUM VALVE ASSEMBLY
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GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Air release/air vacuum valve shall be size specified in Contract.
Piping and valves to be same size as combination air release/air vacuum valve.
2. Locate at high point of main.
3. Tap top of main.
4. Provide insulation and additional depth when specified for freeze protection.
PVC valve box
extension
(6" dia. min.)
Galvanized outlet and pipe to be
same size as inlet pipe with
beehive strainer and outlet
Gravel bedding
(6" min. depth)
Curb stop or gate valve
with operating nut
Type K
copper pipe
4" x 4" x 80" pressure
treated wood post
Air release/air vacuum valve
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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RD274
Service Main
4" min.
45^
Isolation joint
PLAN
3" to 6"
SECTION
2008
Use felt strip or 10 mil.
poly. isolation joint if meter
box is set in concrete

Concrete meter box
with reader lid
Customer
service line
Customer
service valve
Angle meter
valve
Seamless, soft
annealed copper
service line,
size as required
6" of 3/4 " to 0
crushed rock
Water main
Corporation
stop
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Meter to be centered and set plumb inside meter box.

2. Manufactured meter setter may be used for 3/4 " to 2" services.

3. Set meter box 4" minimum behind curb or sidewalk.

4. Meter boxes set in driveways shall have traffic lids.
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WATER SERVICE CONNECTION
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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3
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11
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15
12" clear from all
fittings and valves
12" clear from all
fittings and valves
REFERENCE DRAWING ONLY
(NOT FOR CONSTRUCTION)
SEE SPECIAL PROVISIONS FOR
SPECIFIC PROJECT REQUIREMENTS.
2008
WATER METER ASSEMBLY
(LARGER THAN 2")
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Vaults shall be sized per specifications and minimum clearances.
When required, vaults shall be designed for site specific conditions
by a resistered professonal engineer.
2. All vaults shall be supported with adequate concrete floor and shall
be designed to prevent bouyancy from groundwater if groundwater
exists at any time during the year. Vaults shall be water-tight.
3. Precast concrete utility vaults may be used in lieu of cast-in-place
when sizes are available.
4. Backflow devices to be installed on service and irrigation lines as
required.
5. Standard bypass size is 2".
6. Service and irrigation line sizes will vary according to need.
7. Tees and valves shall be supported with conc. blocks, jacks or
adjustable pipe supports.
8. Vault depth shall be such that there is a minimum clearance to the
vault lid of 6" when the valves are fully open.
9. Provide flexible connections on piping within 18" of vault wall.
10. Provide opening and ladder locations, vault drainage and pipe
penetrations in accordance with special provisions and contract
drawings.
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Mechanical joint x flange adapter
All-flange cross
Flange gate valve
Meter (Domestic)
Meter (Irrigation)
Companion flange
Brass nipples
Mechanical coupling
I.P. x I.P. brass elbow
I.P. x I.P. gate valve (Optional)
I.P. x meter flange gate valve
I.P. x I.P. gate valve
Brass pipe
All-flange tee
Concrete valult
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
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WATER SAMPLING STATION




45^
12"
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Hinge (2)


Elbow
Gravel Bedding
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With optional 1/4 " ball
valve in place of 1/4 "
petcock on vent pipe
Use 2 layers of polyethylene film
between station and concrete pad
Sampling station
Padlock
provision
Standard valve box
Curbstop
Concrete
pad


GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Provide insulation and additional depth when specified for freeze protection.
3/4 " service line
3/4 " Corporation stop
NOTE: All material and workmanship shall be in accordance with
the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
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Curb
PLAN
SECTION
5 5
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ROOT BARRIER
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Water pipe
Water pipe
Root Barrier
10 long x 4 high x 10 GA,
galv. steel or HDPE
Root Barrier
10 long x 4 high x 10 GA,
galv. steel or HDPE
GENERAL NOTES FOR ALL DETAILS:
1. Where existing parkway trees have been root pruned, install continuous,
lineal root barrier adjacent to the pipe.
2. Root sealer shall be applied to all cut root areas which are larger that 2" in
diameter. The sealer shall be applied as soon as practical after the cuts have
been made. Root sealer shall be approved by the engineer at least 48 hours
in advance of the pruning operation.
3. Root barriers shall be fabricated from a high density, high impact plastic or hot
dipped galvanized steel.
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the current Oregon Standard Specifications
OREGON STANDARD DRAWINGS
DATE REVISION DESCRIPTION
BASELINE REPORT DATE CALC. BOOK NO.
Effective Date: December 1, 2009 - May 31, 2010