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STANDARD SPECIFICATION - BUILDINGS
DPI REFERENCE TEXT - APRIL 2009
PAGE 43
Materials:
Pipework upstream of control valves: Use uPVC
class 12.
Pipework downstream of control valves: Use uPVC
class 9 or 25 mm diameter polyethylene.
21.17 COMPLETION
Maintenance Manual
Provide a maintenance manual which includes
notes and specications of all landscape and
irrigation work and recommendations for ongoing
maintenance work.
Location Item Requirement
At points External Type To AS/NZS
shown on hose cocks 3500
drawings Size 20mm
As on Sprinkler Type Gear driven
approved
design plan
As on Automatic Type Solenoid
approved valve Size operated
design plan maximum
pressure loss 20 kPa
As shown Quick Type Polypropylene
on drawings coupling Size 25mm
valve
As required Micro- Type No moving parts
to achieve sprays
uniform
coverage
At each Drippers Type Turbulent ow
plant
At each Bubblers Type Adjustable from 0 -
plant 10 litres per minute
Drippers: Use drippers which are turbulent ow
types, easily dismantled for cleaning. Connect
directly into the pipework or with microtubes.
Micro irrigation valve box: Use micro irrigation valve
boxes which are of high impact plastic with snap
lock covers at nished ground level, each housing a
stop cock, lter (200 mm for microsprays, 100 mm
for drippers), pressure reducing valve (170 kPa
outlet pressure) and automatic control valve. Use
vandal resistant controls in public areas.
Irrigation Schedule
Plant Establishment
Maintain the planted areas for a minimum of
13 weeks from the time of practical completion.
Replace damaged, stolen or vandalised stock as
required. For all other work including irrigation and
hardworks, the contractual defects liability period
applies.
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