El material de la pared secundaria de la tubería de producto se ha deteriorado debido a microorganismos creados por la humedad, problema típico de la tubería enviroflex, también no se observa el detector de fugas en línea a la descarga de la bomba sumergible.
Google Translate: The material of the secondary wall of the product pipe has deteriorated due to microorganisms created by moisture, a typical problem of enviroflex pipe, also the in-line leak detector at the discharge of the submersible pump is not observed.
1. No LLD
2. Recalled Total Containment 1X product piping in use.
3. Product piping rotten.
4. Piping Chase Pipe was not approved Secondary Equipment.
5. Chase Pipe boots should be closed; until its removed.
6. Unapproved Electrical Conduit piping into the sump.
7. Electrical Conduit piping without an entry fitting.
Is that a copper siphon assist pipe going through the sump wall? I guess it could be conduit based on comments above, but without a full picture there are a few options which would all be wrong.
The angle that the piping enters the sump would be wrong if piping were installed that could remain in place. There is a reason this piping has no LLD installed, I wouldn’t want to be called out to put that piping under 1 1/2 times operating pressure annually.
Espousing upon earlier comments:
I cannot see for sure, but I don’t think that is a conduit (copper line). I believe it is a siphon line. But again, no penetration fitting.
While it is not required, a ball valve is always helpful installed at or near the pump housing.
The product piping should be installed perpendicular to the sump walls.
Don’t see a sump sensor.
But hey, it is dry. LOL
Plastic sump, the day a service tech or installer goes to swap out submersible chances of an explosion are imminent, due to vapors coming out of riser pipe….. static electricity & combustible vapors are a combination for an explosion, due to physical rubbing/ movement in sump….. YOU CAN NOT GROUND PLASTIC!!!!! and if I’m not mistaken this has happened on a site in Stockton, Ca
El material de la pared secundaria de la tubería de producto se ha deteriorado debido a microorganismos creados por la humedad, problema típico de la tubería enviroflex, también no se observa el detector de fugas en línea a la descarga de la bomba sumergible.
Google Translate: The material of the secondary wall of the product pipe has deteriorated due to microorganisms created by moisture, a typical problem of enviroflex pipe, also the in-line leak detector at the discharge of the submersible pump is not observed.
No line leak detector
Hi Larry. Yes, for starters 🙂
1. No LLD
2. Recalled Total Containment 1X product piping in use.
3. Product piping rotten.
4. Piping Chase Pipe was not approved Secondary Equipment.
5. Chase Pipe boots should be closed; until its removed.
6. Unapproved Electrical Conduit piping into the sump.
7. Electrical Conduit piping without an entry fitting.
Exactly. Like, what’s RIGHT here?
Coating on fiberglass (FRP) line has creeped back. Leak is expected. Can be caused by too short length of line at installation.
Is that a copper siphon assist pipe going through the sump wall? I guess it could be conduit based on comments above, but without a full picture there are a few options which would all be wrong.
The angle that the piping enters the sump would be wrong if piping were installed that could remain in place. There is a reason this piping has no LLD installed, I wouldn’t want to be called out to put that piping under 1 1/2 times operating pressure annually.
Espousing upon earlier comments:
I cannot see for sure, but I don’t think that is a conduit (copper line). I believe it is a siphon line. But again, no penetration fitting.
While it is not required, a ball valve is always helpful installed at or near the pump housing.
The product piping should be installed perpendicular to the sump walls.
Don’t see a sump sensor.
But hey, it is dry. LOL
no line leak detector and the rubber boots need to seal the sump
Plastic sump, the day a service tech or installer goes to swap out submersible chances of an explosion are imminent, due to vapors coming out of riser pipe….. static electricity & combustible vapors are a combination for an explosion, due to physical rubbing/ movement in sump….. YOU CAN NOT GROUND PLASTIC!!!!! and if I’m not mistaken this has happened on a site in Stockton, Ca