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BRITISH STANDARD
Incorporating
Amendment No. 1
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UDC 696.133:621.643.22:669.13
BS 437:1978
Cooperating organizations
The Hardware and Ironmongery Standards Committee, under whose direction
this British Standard was prepared, consists of representatives from the
following Government department and scientific and industrial organizations:
Aluminium Federation
Association of Builders Hardware Manufacturers
Aluminium Window Association
British Hardware Federation
British Ironfounders Association*
British Lock Manufacturers Association
British Plastics Federation
Copper Development Association
Department of the Environment (Building Research Establishment)
Department of the Environment (Housing and Construction)
Greater London Council*
Guild of Architectural Ironmongers
Metropolitan Police
Royal Institute of British Architects
Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
Steel Window Association
Zinc Development Association
The organizations marked with an asterisk in the above list, together with the
following, were directly represented on the committee entrusted with the
preparation of this British Standard:
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First published February 1932
First revision June 1933
Second revision (as BS 437-1)
November 1970
Third revision (as BS 437)
October 1978
The following BSI references
relate to the work on this
standard:
Committee reference HIB/3
Draft for comment 77/12204
Date of issue
Comments
5877
June 1988
BS 437:1978
Contents
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Inside front cover
Foreword
iii
1
Scope
1
2
References
1
3
Quality of material
1
4
Freedom from defects
1
5
Permissible deviations on dimensions and masses
1
6
Depth of seal
1
7
Hydrostatic requirement
1
8
Crushing requirement
1
9
Coating
2
10
Inspection
2
11
Marking
2
Appendix A Crushing test
50
Figure 1 Drain pipe, socket and spigot, and fittings
3
Figure 2 Drain bend
5
Figure 3 Drain bend with access door on side
6
Figure 4 Drain bend with rectangular access door on heel
7
Figure 5 Drain branch
8
Figure 6 Drain branch with rectangular access door on side
9
Figure 7 Drain branch with rectangular access door at back
10
Figure 8 Straight access piece
11
Figure 9 Drain branch and straight access piece with rectangular door
12
Figure 10 Diminishing piece
13
Figure 11 Long tail drain bend
13
Figure 12 Long tail drain branch
13
Figure 13 Long drain bend
14
Figure 14 Large radius long tail drain bend
14
Figure 15 Large radius drain bend
15
Figure 16 Long trapping bend
15
Figure 17 Drain bend with socket for WC outlet
16
Figure 18 Drain connector with socket for WC outlet
17
Figure 19 Drain bend with large socket for clayware
17
Figure 20 Drain connector with large socket for clayware
18
Figure 21 Cast iron socket ferrule with brass screwed cap
18
Figure 22 Disconnecting trap for clayware channel and clearing arm
with or without plate, bridle and brass setscrew
19
Figure 23 Disconnecting trap and clearing arm with or without plate,
bridle and brass setscrew
20
Figure 24 Disconnecting trap with reverse clearing arm fitted with plate,
bridle and brass setscrew and 100 mm vent socket
20
Figure 25 Gully trap
21
Figure 26 Disconnecting trap and clearing arm
21
Figure 27 Plain raising piece
22
Figure 28 Raising piece: single inlet branch
22
Figure 29 Raising piece: inlet branches at 180
22
Figure 30 Raising piece: inlet branches at 90
22
Figure 31 Plain tapered gully inlet
23
Figure 32 Tapered gully inlet: single branch
23
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Figure 33 Tapered gully inlet: two branches at 180
23
Figure 34 Tapered gully inlet: two branches at 90
23
Figure 35 Gully grating
24
Figure 36 Grease seal cover and frame
24
Figure 37 Recessed cover and frame
24
Figure 38 Gully trap
25
Figure 39 Diminisher for use with gully branch
25
Figure 40 Diminisher with 90 bend
26
Figure 41 Trapless gully
26
Figure 42 Trapless gully
27
Figure 43 Gully trap
28
Figure 44 Gully trap
29
Figure 45 Garage gully and raising piece
30
Figure 46 Garage gully and raising piece
31
Figure 47 High invert gully trap
32
Figure 48 Low invert gully trap
33
Figure 49 Gully trap with surface access fitted with brass
screws and washer
34
Figure 50 Bellmouth gully inlet
34
Figure 50a Loose grating
35
Figure 50b Loose grating with notch for downpipe
35
Figure 50c Hinged and locking grating and frame
35
Figure 50d Solid plate
35
Figure 51 Bellmouth gully inlets with single branch
36
Figure 52 Bellmouth gully inlets with two branches at 180
36
Figure 53 Bellmouth gully inlets with two branches at 90
36
Figure 54 Bellmouth gully inlets with vertical branch
37
Figure 55 Gully inlet and grating
38
Figure 56 Rainwater shoe with horizontal inlet
38
Figure 56a Rainwater shoe loose grating
39
Figure 56b Solid cover screwed to shoe with brass setscrews and washer
and closed keyway
39
Figure 57 Socket reducer
39
Figure 58 Loose collar
40
Figure 59 Double socket connector
40
Figure 60 Spigot cap for spigot end of drainpipe
41
Figure 61 Socket plug for socket end of drainpipe
41
Figure 62 Airtight inspection eye cover fitted with two brass setscrews
having closed keyway in cover
42
Figure 63 WC connector having 50 mm parallel branch tapped 2 in
B.S.P.T.
43
Figure 64 Flat grating to fit 100 mm and 150 mm drain sockets
43
Figure 65 Inspection chambers
44
Figure 66 Detail of inspection chamber and cover
49
Figure 67 Crushing test apparatus
50
Publications referred to
Inside back cover
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BS 437:1978
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Foreword
This revision of this British Standard has been prepared under the direction of
the Hardware and Ironmongery Standards Committee. In addition to pipes, it
includes a range of bends, branches and other fittings, which were previously
covered in BS 1130 Schedule of cast iron drain fittings. BS 437-1 and BS 1130
will be withdrawn on the publication of this revision. The socket and pipe
dimensions given in Figure 1 render the pipes and fittings specified in this
standard suitable for jointing with caulked joints to pipes complying with the
requirements of BS 4622 (100 mm and 150 mm) and BS 1211.
The spigot and socket shown in Figure 1 are given as a guide. Leading dimensions
are specified but details of the socket outside profile and the provision of a bead
to the spigot are left to the individual manufacturer.
Double socket lengths of pipes have been included and these should comply with
the requirements and tests laid down for the corresponding spigot and socket
pipes.
The angles of bends and branches have been redesignated using the method
agreed in the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), i.e. the angle
quoted is the angle through which the flow is diverted. Angles previously
designated 92", 112", 135, 157" and 170 are therefore now
designated 87", 67", 45, 22" and 10.
The pipes and fittings covered by this standard are for use buried in the ground
or suspended, and are also suitable for drainage above ground when their use is
considered necessary. Cast iron pipes and fittings complying with the
requirements of BS 416 are generally used for drainage above ground.
A British Standard does not purport to include all the necessary provisions of a
contract. Users of British Standards are responsible for their correct application.
Compliance with a British Standard does not of itself confer immunity
from legal obligations.
Summary of pages
This document comprises a front cover, an inside front cover, pages i to iv,
pages 1 to 50, an inside back cover and a back cover.
This standard has been updated (see copyright date) and may have had
amendments incorporated. This will be indicated in the amendment table on the
inside front cover.
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1 Scope
This British Standard specifies requirements for single and double socket cast iron pipes and fittings,
manufactured by the sand cast or centrifugally cast (spun) processes, for drainage purposes, where the
installations will not be subjected to pressures greater than those specified in clause 7.
Where pipes or fittings are ordered and supplied with some form of flexible joint, the requirements of this
standard apply only to the body.
2 References
The titles of the publications referred to in this standard are listed on the inside back cover.
3 Quality of material
The metal used for the manufacture of pipes and fittings shall be suitable for the method of manufacture
and shall be of a quality not less than that specified in BS 1452, grade 150.
Washers for access doors shall be at least 6.4 mm thick in a material complying with the requirements of
BS 2494, type 2.
6 Depth of seal
The depth of seal in all fittings incorporating a water seal shall be 50 mm minimum unless otherwise
shown in the relevant figure.
7 Hydrostatic requirement
Pipes and fittings, after coating, shall be capable of withstanding the following hydrostatic pressures:
pipes
345 kPaa
fittings
170 kPa
a1
Pipes and fittings, when subjected to these test pressures, shall show no signs of leakage. The test pressure
shall be applied internally and shall be maintained for not less than 15 s, or as much longer as may be
required for proper proof and inspection, up to a maximum of 1 min.
8 Crushing requirement
Pipes and, where applicable, fittings, when tested in accordance with Appendix A, shall be capable of
withstanding a test load of 150 kN per metre run.
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9 Coating
Unless otherwise specified by the purchaser, castings shall be thoroughly cleaned and dried and then
coated by either:
a) cold applied coatings complying with the requirements of BS 3416; or
b) hot applied coatings complying with the requirements of BS 4147 or BS 4164, at the manufacturers
option.
The coatings by either method shall be smooth and tenacious, sufficiently hard not to flow when exposed
to a temperature of 63 C and not so brittle at a temperature of 0 C as to chip off when scribed lightly with
the point of a penknife.
Any casting that, by either method, is imperfectly coated, or the coating of which does not set or conform
to the quality specified, shall be recoated.
10 Inspection
The representative appointed by the purchaser shall have access to the works of the manufacturer at all
reasonable times; he shall be at liberty to inspect the manufacture at any stage and to reject any material
or finished casting that does not comply with the requirements of this standard.
The manufacturer shall, at his own cost, supply labour and appliances for such inspection as may be carried
out on his premises.
Should the metal used in the manufacture of the castings not comply with the requirements specified, or
should any of the products not conform to the dimensions or other requirements, the product or products
so failing shall be deemed not to comply with the requirements of this British Standard, and any marking
indicating compliance shall be obliterated.
11 Marking
11.1 Every casting shall, where practicable, have cast upon it in a legible manner a figure indicating the
nominal size, together with the manufacturers name or trade mark and the number of this British
Standard, e.g.
100
manufacturers name or trade mark
BS 437
11.2 Every centrifugally cast pipe shall be marked as required in 11.1, except that the letter S shall be
added to the marking.
Pipes manufactured by this process shall be deemed to comply with the marking requirements if the
particulars required in this clause are legibly marked on each pipe instead of being cast on.
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Nominal bore
50
75
100
150
225
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
Minimum bore
A
48
74
99
150
External diameter (max.)
B
65
92
119
173
Thickness (nominal)
C
6
7
8
9
Pipe
Projection of spigot bead
D
5
5
5
5
Spigot bead diameter (max.)
D1
75
102
129
183
Width of spigot bead (nominal)
E
15
15
15
20
Minimum bore
F
81
108
136
190
External diameter (nominal)
G
115
150
185
240
Thickness (min.)
H
16
19
22
22
Socket
Thickness (min.)
H1
9
13
14
14
Internal depth (min.)
J
75
75
75
90
Diameter at bottom
K
65
92
119
173
Caulking clearance (min.)
8
8
9
9
Nominal mass of pipe:
kg
kg
kg
kg
per 1.83 m length (single socket)
17.7
28.6
40.8
71.2
per 1.83 m length (double socket)
33.1
46.7
80.3
per 2.74 m length (single socket)
40.8
58.5
102.1
per 3.66 m length (single socket)
52.6
76.2
132.9
Figure 1 Drain pipe, socket and spigot, and fittings (continued)
225
256
13
5
265
20
276
335
27
17
115
256
10
kg
143.8
162.8
206.4
268.5
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BS 437:1978
Nominal bore
100
150
mm
mm
mm
Minimum bore
A
74
99
150
Pipe
External diameter (max.)
B
97
119
171
Thickness (nominal)
C
7.4
7.5
8.3
Minimum bore
F
113
135
187
External diameter (nominal)
G
160
185
240
Socket Thickness (min.)
H
19
22
22
Thickness (min.)
H1
10
10.5
12
Internal depth (min.)
J
76
76
89
Caulking clearance (min.)
8
8
8
Nominal mass of pipe:
kg
kg
kg
per 3.60 m length (single socket)
60
75
122
per 5.50 m length (single socket)
86
109
177
Figure 1 Drain pipe, socket and spigot, and fittings (concluded)
mm
225
261
9.4
277
340
27
16
102
8
kg
214
310
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Dimensions
Nominal bore
50
mm
= 87"
= 67"
= 45
= 22"
= 10
75
100
150
225
mm
mm
mm
mm
210
290
310
350
405
130
230
240
265
315
110
100
110
120
135
180
255
280
290
355
100
165
180
205
230
110
120
140
135
170
150
240
265
280
345
75
115
140
140
180
110
165
180
185
230
150
170
215
75
90
100
110
120
135
130
140
160
50
65
65
110
120
135
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Nominal bore
150
mm
mm
225
mm
A
B
C
100
150
205
150
150
260
230
230
340
D
E
F
30
40
55
30
40
60
40
40
60
G
H
J
25
15
10
25
15
15
25
15
15
K
L
M
5
90
10
5
110
10
5
160
15
N
P
Q
3
15
45
3
15
50
3
15
50
R1
R2
S
15
35
2
15
35
2
15
35
2
Figure 3 Drain bend with access door on side (87", 67" and 45 only)
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Nominal bore
100
mm
150
mm
225
mm
A
B
C
100
150
205
150
150
260
230
230
340
D
E
F
215
155
125
215
210
125
305
290
190
G
H
J
45
25
15
45
25
15
55
25
15
K
L
M
10
5
50
15
5
75
15
5
115
N
P
Q
10
3
15
10
3
15
15
3
15
R1
R2
S
15
35
45
15
35
50
15
35
50
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mm
Nominal bore
= 67"
Nominal bore
= 45
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
75
75
100
100
150
100
150
150
225
100
225
150
225
225
B
C
D
R
A
A1
B
C
D
R
A
A1
305
110
80
50
75
75
305
100
100
50
75
75
355
125
100
50
100
100
355
120
125
50
100
100
355
180
95
115
150
100
355
150
135
50
150
100
430
190
125
135
150
150
430
170
185
50
150
150
405
230
100
115
225
100
405
215
170
50
225
100
455
230
125
135
225
150
455
215
195
50
225
150
585
255
165
185
225
225
585
240
240
50
225
225
B
C
D
R
305
150
155
50
355
185
190
50
355
220
220
50
430
260
255
50
405
280
265
50
455
310
310
50
585
370
375
50
A
Nominal bore
A1
= 87"
mm
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Nominal bore
= 45
mm
mm
mm
150
100
150
150
225
100
225
150
225
225
B
C
D
E
R
A
A1
395
125
100
135
50
100
100
430
180
95
135
110
150
100
430
190
125
135
135
150
150
535
230
100
185
115
225
100
535
230
125
185
135
225
100
585
255
165
185
185
225
225
B
C
D
E
R
A
A1
395
110
125
135
50
100
100
430
150
135
135
50
150
100
430
170
185
135
50
150
150
535
215
170
185
50
225
100
535
215
195
185
50
225
150
585
240
240
185
50
225
225
B
C
D
E
R
395
185
190
135
50
430
220
220
135
50
430
260
255
135
50
520
280
265
185
50
520
310
310
185
50
585
370
375
155
50
= 67"
Nominal bore
mm
100
100
= 87"
Nominal bore
mm
A
A1
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mm
Nominal bore
150
100
150
150
B
C
D
E
R
A
A1
395
125
100
135
50
100
100
430
180
95
135
115
150
100
430
190
125
135
135
150
150
B
C
D
E
R
A
A1
395
120
120
135
50
100
100
430
150
135
135
50
150
100
430
170
185
135
50
150
150
B
C
D
E
R
395
185
190
135
50
430
220
220
135
50
430
260
255
135
50
= 67"
Nominal bore
= 45
mm
100
100
= 87"
Nominal bore
mm
A
A1
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Nominal bore
75
100
150
225
mm
mm
mm
mm
355
405
430
535
110
140
140
185
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75
mm
100
150
mm
225
mm
mm
A
B
C
75
115
180
100
150
205
150
150
260
230
230
340
D
E
F
165
130
75
215
155
130
215
210
125
305
290
190
G
H
J
45
25
10
45
25
15
45
25
15
55
25
15
K
L
M
10
5
75
10
5
90
15
5
115
15
5
160
M1
N
P
50
8
3
65
9
3
80
9
3
130
13
3
R1
R2
S
15
35
15
15
35
15
15
35
15
15
35
15
T
U
45
2
45
2
50
2
50
2
Figure 9 Drain branch and straight access piece with rectangular door
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Nominal bore
A
A1
B
C
NOTE
75
50
100
50
100
75
150
100
225
100
225
150
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
85
230
85
230
95
255
110
305
110
305
85
230
Figure 11 Long tail drain bend (suitable for use with ranges of WCs)
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A1
B
C
D
R
100
150
mm
mm
100
915
180
100
75
100
915
205
100
75
Figure 12 Long tail drain branch (suitable for use with ranges of WCs)
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Nominal bore
100
mm
A
B
875
875
150
mm
875
875
Nominal bore
100
mm
A
B
760
380
150
mm
760
380
225
mm
760
380
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87"
65"
45
mm
mm
mm
A
60
55
55
B
240
180
140
C
110
140
180
D
310
280
265
R
150
150
150
Figure 17 Drain bend with socket for WC outlet
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Nominal bore
100
mm
A
B
50
305
455
610
= 87"
= 67"
= 45
A
B
C
D
E
R
A
B
C
D
E
R
A
B
C
D
E
R
150
mm
mm
60
240
110
310
170
150
55
180
140
280
160
150
60
140
180
265
160
150
65
265
120
350
215
150
60
205
135
290
215
150
65
140
185
280
215
150
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Nominal bore
100
150
225
mm
mm
mm
A
55
65
65
B
160
215
305
C
305
305
305
Figure 20 Drain connector with large socket for clayware
Nominal bore
A
B
C
75
100
150
mm
mm
mm
125
85
20
125
110
20
140
160
20
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Nominal bore
Trap
Arm
mm
mm
mm
100
100
230
530
220
150
100
320
640
300
Figure 22 Disconnecting trap for clayware channel and clearing arm with or
without plate, bridle and brass setscrew
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Trap
Arm
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mm
mm
mm
100
100
230
530
220
150
100
300
660
290
Figure 23 Disconnecting trap and clearing arm with or without plate,
bridle and brass setscrew
Nominal bore
Trap
Arm
mm
mm
mm
100
100
290
580
220
150
100
320
660
300
Figure 24 Disconnecting trap with reverse clearing arm fitted with plate,
bridle and brass setscrew and 100 mm vent socket
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Nominal
bore
mm
mm
mm
100
240
430
210
150
330
470
300
Figure 25 Gully trap (100 mm and 150 mm outlet 87")
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Trap
Arm
Seal
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
100
240
530
230
240
50
150
100
320
630
300
255
62.5
225
150
440
840
420
375
100
Figure 26 Disconnecting trap and clearing arm (can be supplied with or
without fresh air inlet on either side)
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The above raising pieces, 225 mm, have top to suit 267 mm diameter grating or sealed cover; socket, 40 mm deep minimum;
branches horizontal, 100 mm diameter.
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The above tapered gully inlets have 100 mm/150 mm outlets. Top to suit 270 mm diameter grating or sealed cover;
socket, 40 mm deep minimum.
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Diameter Thickness
270 mm
40 mm
350 mm
55 mm
420 mm
70 mm
Figure 35 Gully grating
Figure 37 Recessed cover and frame (270 mm diameter; fitted with two brass screws)
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Nominal
bore
A
mm
100
150
130
180
B
mm
450
530
B1
C
mm
220
290
C1
mm
450
550
mm
90
170
Figure 38 Gully trap (225 mm inlet, 100 mm and 150 mm outlets 87" or 45. Socket to
suit raising piece to Figure 27, Figure 28, Figure 29 and
Figure 30. Socket, 40 mm deep minimum)
Nominal
bore
A
mm
100/50
100/75
110
110
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bore
A
mm
100/50
100/75
150
150
B
mm
110
110
Nominal
bore
A
mm
100
225
B
mm
280
C
mm
130
Figure 41 Trapless gully (225 mm diameter inside. Socket to suit a 270 mm diameter
grating to Figure 35. Socket, 40 mm deep minimum)
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Nominal
bore
100
mm
mm
mm
560
300
230
Figure 42 Trapless gully (225 mm diameter inside 610 mm deep overall to suit a 270 mm
diameter grating to Figure 35. Inlet socket can be cast on in positions a, b, c)
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Nominal
bore
A
mm
100
560
mm
340
mm
150
Figure 43 Gully trap (225 mm diameter inside 610 mm deep overall to suit a 270 mm
diameter grating to Figure 35)
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Nominal
bore
100
mm
mm
mm
380
440
125
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Figure 44 Gully trap (225 mm diameter inside 430 mm deep overall to suit raising pieces to
Figure 27, Figure 28, Figure 29 and Figure 30 or a 270 mm diameter grating to Figure 35)
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(a) 300 mm diameter inside. 100 mm outlet. Grating 350 mm diameter 55 mm thick. Galvanized mild steel sediment pan.
Internal access fitted with screwed brass cap. 100 mm inlet can be cast on in positions a, b or c.
Depth
mm
mm
mm
mm
610
760
560
710
430
430
190
190
(b)
300 mm diameter inside. Socket depth = 55 mm .A = 75 mm, 115 mm, 150 mm, 225 mm, 300 mm
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Depth
mm
mm
mm
mm
760
560
(b)
380 mm diameter inside. Socket depth = 70 mm.
A = 75 mm, 115 mm, 150 mm, 275 mm, and 300 mm.
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(a)
380 mm diameter inside.
150 mm outlet.
Grating 425 mm diameter 70 mm thick.
Galvanized mild steel sediment pan.
Internal access fitted with screwed brass cap.
100 mm or 150 mm inlets can be cast on in positions a, b or c.
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Nominal
bore
A
mm
75
100
150
115
125
180
B
mm
330
380
495
B1
mm
360
410
500
B2
mm
270
300
410
C
mm
180
240
310
C1
C2
mm
70
115
165
mm
20
10
10
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Nominal
bore
A
mm
75
100
150
150
180
240
B
mm
300
380
440
B1
mm
300
380
485
B2
mm
230
290
410
C
mm
160
200
290
C1
mm
60
80
155
C2
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mm
25
25
10
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Nominal
bore
100
B2
C1
C2
Seal
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
125
455
300
205
230
60
75
Figure 49 Gully trap with surface access fitted with brass screws and washer
Nominal
bore
A dia
mm
75
100
205
205
B
mm
300
300
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Figure 50b Loose grating with notch for downpipe (nominal 200 mm diameter 12 mm deep)
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Figure 50c Hinged and locking grating and frame (nominal 200 mm diameter 12 mm deep)
Figure 50d Solid plate (nominal 200 mm diameter 12 mm deep screwed to bellmouth gully
inlet with brass screws and a washer)
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Branch
dia
mm
D1
D2
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
75
50
205
300
80
75a
75
205
300
90
100
50
205
300
90
150
100
75
205
300
120
180
100
100
205
300
120
190
a Not
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Figure 55 Gully inlet and grating (100 mm outlet 280 mm 280 mm over top
grating 240 mm 240 mm 40 mm thick)
Nominal
bore
100
mm
mm
125
530
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mm
mm
mm
240
140
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20
A
mm
240
B
mm
140
C
mm
20
Figure 56b Solid cover screwed to shoe with brass setscrews and washer
and closed keyway
Figure 57 Socket reducer (75 mm 50 mm, 100 mm 50 mm, 100 mm 75 mm, 150 mm 100 mm)
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Size
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
50
75
100
150
225
165
180
180
200
250
Size
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
50
75
100
150
225
190
190
190
230
250
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Figure 60 Spigot cap for spigot end of drain pipe (50 mm, 75 mm, 100 mm, 150 mm, 225 mm)
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Nominal
bore
100
270
mm
mm
190
Figure 62 Airtight inspection eye cover fitted with two brass setscrews having
closed keyway in cover
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Nominal
bore
100
Socket size
mm
mm
mm
300
120
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G (max)
100
100
45
540
240
300
270
220
220
395
mm
150
100
45
560
260
300
270
250
260
395
mm
150
150
45
580
290
290
310
280
260
405
mm
225
100
45
690
330
360
330
310
355
520
mm
225
150
45
740
360
380
380
330
355
520
mm
225
225
45
810
420
390
460
380
355
595
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
100
45
770
240
250
280
520
220
220
595
150
100
45
790
260
250
280
520
250
260
595
150
150
45
940
290
360
290
660
280
260
760
225
225
100
150
45
45
950 1 110
330
360
250
360
370
390
580
740
300
330
355
355
795
800
mm
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mm
Main bore
Branch bore
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
mm
mm
mm
mm
100
150
150
225 225
100
100
150
100 150
45
45
45
45
45
1 020 1 040 1 300 1 200 1 470
240
260
290
330 360
250
250
360
250 360
280
280
290
370 390
780
780 1 030
840 1 090
220
250
280
310 330
220
260
260
355 355
850
885 1 120 1 150 1 145
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A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
mm
mm
mm
100
100
45
1 020
240
250
280
780
220
220
850
150
100
45
1 040
260
250
280
780
250
260
885
225
100
45
1 200
330
250
370
840
310
355
1 150
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mm
mm
Main bore
100
150
225
Branch bore
100
100
100
45
45
45
1 270
1 290
1 450
240
260
330
250
250
250
280
280
370
1 030
1 030
1 030
220
250
310
220
260
355
1 120
1 120
1 195
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mm
Nominal
bore
N
Diameter of bolt S
Length of bolt T
Rubber washer
Minimum thickness W
mm
mm
100
90
13
44
150
115
13
51
225
160
16
51
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Publications referred to
BS 416, Cast iron spigot and socket soil, waste and ventilating pipes (sand cast and spun) and fittings1).
BS 903, Methods of testing vulcanized rubber.
BS 903-A26, Determination of hardness.
BS 1211, Centrifugally cast (spun) iron pressure pipes for water, gas and sewage1).
BS 1452, Grey iron castings.
BS 1610, Methods for the load verification of testing machines.
BS 2494, Materials for elastomeric joint rings for pipework and pipelines.
BS 3416, Black bitumen coating solutions for cold application.
BS 4147, Hot applied bitumen based coating for ferrous products. Metric units.
BS 4164, Coal tar based hot applied coating materials for protecting iron and steel, including suitable
primers where required.
BS 4622, Grey iron pipes and fittings1).
1) Referred
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