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Inspection Chambers and Manholes Product Catalogue
Inspection Chambers and Manholes Product Catalogue
Inspection Chambers and Manholes Product Catalogue
Content
Preface ..................................................................................................................... 3
Introduction ............................................................................................................. 5
Chambers characteristics ...................................................................................... 6
In-situ testing ........................................................................................................... 9
Exemplary applications .......................................................................................... 11
Optimum model for equipping sewage network with chambers ....................... 11
Tegra Chambers Family .......................................................................................... 12
New Generation Manhole Tegra 1000 ................................................................... 20
The solution .......................................................................................................... 20
The chambers elements ....................................................................................... 25
Installation guide ................................................................................................... 30
Ladder installation guide ....................................................................................... 33
Cover solutions .................................................................................................... 36
First Generation Manhole Tegra 1000 ................................................................... 37
The solution .......................................................................................................... 37
Limited availability due to
The chamber elements ......................................................................................... 41 gradual replacement of
Installation guide ................................................................................................... 46 the offer by NG Tegra 1000.
Preface
Wavin is the biggest supplier of plastic pipe systems in Europe. tory of PVC pressure water pipes was established. Wavin has
The Company’s name is the combination of two key words: been present on the Polish market since 1991, when the com-
WAter and VINyl chloride. The company’s seat is located in pany became a shareholder of Metalplast – a company with its
Zwolle, a small Dutch town where in 1955 the world’s first fac- registered seat in Buk near Poznań.
Wavin is an unrivalled supplier of plastic installation systems, ply to buildings, water transport within buildings, heating,
combining highest innovation level with wide geographic pre- sewage and drainage systems In the infrastructure industry, the
sence. The company offers the widest range of plastic pipe sys- company is an expert in outdoor water-pipe systems, drainage,
tems in the industry and is active in Building and Installation as drain systems designed for roads and bridges, storm water
well as Civils and Infrastructure markets. On the Building & management and pressure ducts for water transport.
Installation market, Wavin provides total solutions for water sup-
Our aim is to provide our clients with solutions of the highest Wavin QuickStream - system for roof vacuum drainage,
quality available. Long standing experience, access to modern Kanion gutter systems,
technologies, innovations and total commitment to our custo- perimeter drainage.
mers’ needs, guarantee that our offer includes only reliable
Civils & Infrastructural systems:
products.
PVC-u gravity sewer system,
Building and Installation systems: PP Wavin X-Stream – external twin-wall piping for gravity
PVC piping for soil and waste systems, sewage systems,
Wavin AS - low-noise sanitary system, PE piping for external sewage systems,
sanitary and heating piping: Tigris Alupex, BORplus, Hep2O, sewer inspection chambers,
pumping stations for sewage and foul water, systems for pipelines rehabilitation: Compact Pipe,
PE 100 or TS pressure system for water transport, KMR system, Neofit, TS,
PVC pressure systems for water transport, HD-PE piping used in systems for bridges and overpasses
drainage systems, draining.
Focusing on our customers’ needs, we have chosen quality as our The laboratory applies modern research and control methods.
main priority - it provides the reliability of offered products. All Wavin & Metalplast-Buk laboratory is certified with the approval of
Wavin products comply with required standards and norms. They 2nd degree issued by the Technical Supervision Office accordant
have all necessary certificates and approvals. Every product has with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards. The laboratory imple-
full catalogue documentation and our technical suppliers help to mented also laboratory quality management system complying
make the best choice. with PN-EN ISO/IEC 17025 standard.
Focusing on the quality of our products, as the first company in the We think also about the environment. Wavin implemented environ-
industry we have implemented and certified quality management mental management system complying with ISO 14001, which has
system complying with ISO 9001. The system covers all cycles of been certified by the Technical Supervision Office, confirming that
designing, constructing, manufacturing, selling, distributing and Wavin Metalplast-Buk acts in accordance with requirements of the
providing post-sale service. Environmental Law and that it puts continuous effort into increasing
the level of environmental protection.
Moreover Wavin has its own laboratory equipped with state-of-the-
art research and measurement equipment.
High quality of Wavin products is confirmed by many awards and „Systemy Instalacyjne” (Installation systems) Readers Award in
prizes. Some of them are listed below. the category “sewage system” for WAVIN AS low-noise sanitary
system (2007).
Award for Intesio – as the innovatory solution for water resource
protection. The award was founded by Polish foundation of The prize for the best water & sewage product in “Klucz
Water Resources Protection during International Fair of Machines Sukcesu” (Key to success) awarded for PE 100 Wavin TS pipes
and Facilities for Water Supply and Sewage Systems WOD-KAN during VII Technical & Scientific Symposium WOD-KAN-EKO 2005
(2010 ). „Tytan 2005” Award for the company of the year in “Trenchless -
2nd prize for Intesio – Wavin intelligent solution for rain water technologies”: awarded by „Inżynieria Bezwykopowa” (Trenchless
management – as the best device, technology, appliance Engineering) quarterly, Polish Association of Trenchless technologies
and realized object. The prize has been awarded during the 2nd and Polish Foundation for Trenchless Technology (2005 r.).
Science and Technical Conference INFRAEKO 2009. Gold Medal of International Construction Fair BUDMA 2005
Wavin Q-Bic rainwater management system was awarded for for Azura rainwater management system (2005 r.).
providing an innovative solution in protection water resources The Gold Medal of International Installation Fair INSTALACJE
award was founded by Polish foundation of Water Resources 2002 for Tegra 600 inspection chamber (2002).
Protection during International Fair of Machines and Facilities for
Water Supply and Sewage Systems WOD-KAN (2007 ).
Introduction
Wavin inspection chambers and manholes are elements of floating covers, structurally connected with the hard surface,
water & sewage system (sewage, stormwater, combined sys- separated from shaft pipe through dilatation,
tems). They are made of plastic materials and supplement pla- and additionally in Tegra chambers:
stic gravity systems (made of PVC or PP). The chambers may flexible connection sockets for sewer pipes,
be connected to other types of sewage systems. Wavin inspec-
double bottom.
tion chambers and manholes are used for inspecting water
The wide range of the system components and theirs possible
&sewage networks from the surface level (inspection chambers)
configurations meet individual customer expectations in terms
and to provide the access for maintenance activities (manholes).
of equipping sewage network with chambers and proper adju-
These products are used in sewage system junctions as flow or
stment to loadings. Able to cut shaft pipes allow to install cham-
junction chambers and may operate as straight- or bend-flow
bers in various depth conditions. “In-situ” connectors (from Latin
type, junction, backdrop or water meter chambers.
“on-site”) enable assembly of additional, tight connecting pipes.
When designing Wavin chambers all the characteristic loads,
Wavin Inspection Chambers, as the only chambers available
both static and dynamic, have been taken into consideration.
in the market, fulfill the hydraulic requirements included in the
The seasonal changes of the soil and water conditions present
Danish standard DS 2379.
in our climate (ground uplift caused by freezing and ground set-
tling caused by thawing) have been also included in the con- Due to their plastic construction Wavin Inspection Chambers
struction of the chambers. and manholes have many advantageous features, such as:
The chambers have been adjusted to assembly in various resistance to aggressive media contained in sewage, ground
conditions: and vapours,
relatively light, construction, enabling installation works witho-
in various types of soil,
ut heavy construction machinery and reducing their assembly
in all installation depths used in sewer installations,
time,
by the high level of underground water (even up to 5 m of
resistance to corrosion and freezing,
column of water),
perfect hydraulic properties.
in areas loaded with heavy traffic.
Chambers
characteristics
ability for installing smooth wall 110-200 mm smooth wall pipes and 100-200 X-Stream by using transition fittings 110-160 mm smooth wall pipes
connections on site (in situ insert) and 100-150 X-Stream by using
transitions fittings
chambers height adjustment shaft pipe cut every 10 cm + flexible distance rings cut every 12,5 cm or corrugated pipe cut every 10 cm Corrugated pipe cut every 8 cm +
ring/cone/telescopic adapter (with flexible adjustment on ring/supporting + flexible adjustment on telescopic flexible adjustment on telescopic pipe
keeping industrial safety regulations) cone adapter, ring or supporting cone
near-surface cover elements – reinforced concrete supporting – reinforced concrete supporting – telescopic adapters ø600 – telescopic pipes ø425
rings rings – reinforced concrete supporting – reinforced concrete supporting
– TAR cones – TAR cones rings cones
– telescopic adapters (only with ke- – TAR cones – TAR cones
eping industrial safety regulations)*
cover elements: covers/covers/ PE covers – A15 covers – “-“ A15 PE covers A15 cast iron and PP covers
gratings covers – A15, B125 i D400 covers – A15, B125 and D400 A15, B125 and D400 covers A15 reinforced concrete and TAR
gratings – D400 gratings – “-“ D400 gratings covers
B125 and D400 covers
B 125 and D400 gratings
Maximum chamber depth 6m 5 m, bigger depths according to indivi- 10 m, 6 m when ground water is 10 m, 6 m when ground water is
dual recommendations depending on present present
ground and water conditions
resistance to hydrostatic lift 5 m without additional preventions (e.g. loading, placing concrete, anchoring), only correct, stable backfilling required (min. 98% SPD)
Maximum level of groundwater 5 m column of water above the level under testing process 5 m column of water above the level
as the constant load which of assembly location of assembly location
provides durability and structural
stability of the base**
6m
6m
5m
5m
diameters of PVC-u sewer pipes 160, 200 mm* 110-400 mm 110-200 mm 160-315 mm
connected with chambers
diameters of PP sewer pipes 300 mm 100-300 mm through transition 100-200 mm through transition 160-300 mm through transition
connected with chambers fittings fittings fittings
(Wavin X-stream)
base type – straight with flow angle of 0° – straight with flow angle of 0°
– collecting 45° – junction and collecting with right and left inlet 45°
– empty bases – end cap for shaft pipe
ability for installing smooth wall 110-200 mm smooth wall pipes and 110-160 mm smooth wall pipes and 100-150 X-Stream by using transitions fittings
connections on site (in situ insert) 100-200 X-Stream by using transition
fittings
chambers height adjustment cutting the cylindrical, corrugated cutting the shaft pipe every 8cm + cutting the shaft pipe every 5 cm + flexible adjustment on the telescopic pipe
part of the cone, cutting cone from flexible adjustment on the telescopic
shaft pipe, shorten the shaft pipe and pipe
joining again the elements (socket
connections), flexible adjustment on
the cone or supporting ring
near-surface cover elements – reinforced concrete supporting – telescopic pipes ø425 – telescopic pipes ø315 – telescopic pipes ø315
rings – reinforced concrete supporting – plastic supporting cones – reinforced concrete supporting
– TAR cones cones or plastic supporting cones cones
– telescopic adapters (only with – plastic supporting cones
keeping industrial safety
regulations)**
cover elements: covers/covers/ all standard covers with round body in cast iron and PP covers – A15 cast iron covers – A15 cast iron covers and PP covers – A15
gratings class A15, B 125 and D400 covers – B125 and D400 covers – B125 and D400 covers – B125 and D400
(reinforced concrete and with gratings – B125 and D400 gratings – B125 and D400 gratings
concrete filling) and PE cover
Maximum chamber depth 3,5 m up to 6 m in traffic loaded areas up to 6 m in non-loaded areas, up to up to 6 m in traffic loaded areas
4 m in traffic loaded areas
resistance to hydrostatic lift 2m 3 m without additional preventions (e.g. loading, placing concrete, anchoring), only correct, stable backfilling required
(min. 98% SPD)
maximum level of groundwater under testing process (according to 5 m column of water above the level 3 m column of water above the level 5 m column of water above the level
as the constant load which calculations 1 m) of assembly location of assembly location of assembly location
provides durability and structural
stability of the base***
6m
6m
6m
h
5m
3m
5m
1m
ability of using chambers for pump tanks, measuring chambers, rain water sediment chambers with or rain water sediment chambers with or rain water sediment chambers with
other solutions pressure-relief chambers, shaft entries without siphon without siphon or without siphon
for underground separators
Quality control This means that media which flow through the chamber mix
Each delivery of the raw material and each product at every pro- smoothly and the so called backflow does not occur.
duction stage undergo a very strict quality control to make sure
Resistance to displacement by groundwater
that products sold on the market are fault-free and to guarantee
trouble-free operation for many years. Unique surface finishing of chambers (ribbed surface struc-
ture and corrugated shaft pipes) eliminates the use of additio-
The scope of preliminary tests and regular inspections of the
nal weight to keep the chamber in place or chamber anchoring,
production processes is adjusted to the requirements of new
even with high groundwater levels. Assembly conditions spe-
and strict European standard related to manholes and non-entry
cified in assembly manuals are sufficient to prevent any displa-
inspection chambers (EN 13598-2). Positive results ensure high
cement of chambers by groundwater. Elimination of concrete
quality of plastic chambers and manholes and guarantee their
works keeps the assembly time shorter and assembly costs
durability and technical parameters adequate for static and
lower.
dynamic loads occurring on-site.
To make sure that the quality control process is effective, in Complete solutions
1995 we introduced the Quality Management System (in line With a complete range of system components on offer, it is
with ISO 9001), and in 2000 (following the implementation of the possible to construct chambers which meet individual customer
ISO 14001 Environment Management System) we introduced expectations in terms of selection of bases, chamber heights,
the Integrated Management System. and type of chamber covers used (in compliance with the stan-
dard (PN-EN 124: 2000).
Production technology
All plastic components of sewage chambers and manholes are Versatile application
manufactured using state-of-the-art technologies of plastics pro- Chambers are made of components whose configuration is
cessing. Individual components are manufactured using the continuously developed and upgraded; therefore their users
technology of injection moulding, centrifugal casting, extrusion or can find new solutions to problems related to underground utili-
intrusion. ties and try out new applications, such as pressure-relief cham-
bers, chambers used for various network metering purposes,
Material strength neutralizing chambers, pressure relief chambers, etc.
All system components made of PP, PE and PVC are resistant
to supplied media as per ISO/TR 10358, and rubber seals com- Benefits of using the so called “floating”
ply with ISO/TR 7620. covers
So called “floating” covers recommended for Wavin manholes
Corrosion resistance and inspection chambers are solutions that have been widely
Plastic materials used in the system are corrosion-resistant. used for many years now and experience shows they positively
influence the quality of adjacent road surface. These solutions
Mechanical strength and stability
take into consideration the need to adjust chambers to chan-
All types of chambers have been tested in detailed laboratory ging ground level caused by freezing/ thawing. Expansion space
analyses for mechanical strength and tested in-situ for mate- between the cover of a chamber and its shaft provides inde-
rial performance under static loads (in the ground) and dynamic pendent operation of the shaft pursuant to changing surface
loads (roads). and ground conditions. So called “floating” covers prevent many
damages, which occur when using traditional covers.
Tightness
Chambers have also been tested for their tightness under diffe- Time-efficient and easy assembly
rent load conditions; they are able to withstand the pressure of Light system components and socket connections keep the
at least 0.5 bar as per standard requirements. assembly time as short as possible and reduce the use of addi-
tional equipment to the minimum. As chambers are small in size,
Hydraulic conditions
there is no need to extend trenches in the assembly location.
Wavin chambers are also tested for hydraulics of the wastewa-
ter flow.
In-situ testing
Displacement range
Skala przemieszczeń
0
Cover
24,5
P1
45,8
P2
67,0
P3
78,4
T1 T1
87,6
P4
108,6
P5
123,0 T2
T2 128,7
P6
148,5
P7
174,4 168,9
T3 P8
T3
188,4
P9
10 mm 15/12-81 20/3-82 1/6-82
223,0 Date 1/10 1/11 1/12 1/1 1/2 1/3 1/4 1/5 1/6 1/7 1/8 1/9
T4 T4
Legend
– changes in ground level due to chan-
ging ground conditions during the year
– movements of corrugated pipe
Tests were also performed in 1997 when the production of a new with a new corrugated polypropylene pipe. These tests are also
manhole type Tegra 1000 was launched. Apart from laboratory tests part of a long-term programme, and the results generated so far are
related to resistance of individual system components, in-situ tests good.
of the pilot system were also performed in Varennes, France. As a The new chambers are tested according to the requirements of
result, data on the impact of ground static loads (including groun- the PN-EN 14802:2007 standard “Plastic pipelines. Shaft pipes
dwater buoyancy (floating) and dynamic loads on the performance of and access pipes from thermoplastics for manholes and non-entry
Tegra 1000 was compiled (tests of deformation and tightness of the chambers: analysis of resistance to the surface and traffic loadings”.
chamber).
The most recent in-situ testing is carried out in Denmark and inc-
In 2000, a pilot installation was assembled in the Buk facility to test lude Tegra 425 and ø400 chamber and in France (New Generation
the resistance of Tegra 600 inspection chambers. In this case, we Tegra 1000).
tested the impact of static and dynamic loads on the chamber base
static, as well as the possibility to compensate ground movements
Application examples
Location of inspection chambers and manholes should be tion that chemical resistance of the material of chamber compo-
determined by requirements and restrictions related to the con- nents to the transported medium is tested before use.
struction and operation of the sewer network (section 2.4 of the Wavin plastic chambers provide the best solution for easy
Polish Standard PN-B-10729: 1999), as well as by local network access to sewers both in the network and in around the house.
conditions and the user’s technical potential. They may be used both as typical inspection chambers (straight-
Examples of applications in the sewage system using Wavin or bend-flow type, junction, or backdrop) and sediment cham-
chambers and manholes are presented on the drawings. bers (gullies under gratings).
Wavin plastic chambers may be used in domestic soil & waste In networks and around the house/ house drains, it is possible
systems, rainwater drainage systems, and combined systems, to use only manholes or non-entry chambers, as well as combi-
as well as in technological industrial drainage pipes, on condi- ned systems.
Tegra 600 and Tegra 1000 chambers using “in situ” connec-
tor. Connections with smaller chambers may be made with a
pipe of max. diameter of 160.
The family of Tegra chambers includes: 3) Tegra 600 non-entry inspection chambers,
1) First generation, Tegra 1000 manholes with modular structure, 4) Tegra 425 non-entry inspection chambers.
2) New generation (NG) Tegra 1000 manholes with corrugated shaft Detailed information on chambers are included in the table on
pipe, page 6.
Access for widely available operational Floating covers in all classes A15 – D400 Light weight elements
equipment, safe and ergonomic access
entry for operators
Yellow steps made of GRP Option for making tight in situ con-
with anti-slip surface nections with chamber shaft (DN110,
DN160 and DN 200)
Tegra 1000 NG, Tegra 600, Tegra 425 comply with PN-EN 13598-2:2009 standard and fulfill the requirements given below.
3 x 5 m H2O
6m
5m
3m
–w
ith traditional systems with using-
transition fittings
Tegra 600
Floating covers in all classes Option for making tight in situ connec-
A15 – D400 tions with shaft pipe
(DN 110, DN 160, DN 200)
6m
5m
3m
Tegra 425
6m
5m
3m
Chambers made of thermoplastic materials Light weight of chambers elements Low costs of transport and logistics
PP or PE on site without technologically advanced
Implementation of the newest achievements equipment.
in plastics processing – using the parameters Quick and easy assembly without heavy
of raw materials, the most advanced construction machinery. Additional time-
production technology and high tech solution consuming operations are limited.
in construction
Chemical resistance of plastic components Chemical resistance to aggressive substances,
(PP) in accordance with ISO/TR 10358 vapours and ground water – durability and ideal
hydraulics.
Operational costs lower than in standard systems
(rare inspection, easier cleaning)
High impact and abrasion resistance Durability and low defect susceptibility
Option for using non-ventilated covers Reduction of unpleasant smells from sewer
systems. Reduction of incidental water flow and
sand sediments in sewer system
Prefabricated plastic elements High and reproducible quality High resistance parameters, durability, works
quality depends more on product features than
design and installation mode
Ready solutions for many sewer Shorter time needed for installation preparatory
Centres works, assembly and additional works connected
with assembly (trench drainage, roadway
occupation, etc.) and in the consequence lower
investment costs
Sealed connections between base and shaft Easy assembly Limited works requiring special installation
pipe and in sockets equipments
High quality sealing. Seals accordant with Tight system. Durable sealing
PN-EN 681 standard adjusted to sewer
applications. Chemical resistance of seals
fulfil ISO/TR 7620
Water tightness on the level of 0,5 bar. Lower infiltration of ground water, surface water
and storm water – lower hydraulic load in water
plants and pump networks. Lower operational
costs -
In pipe connections – seals with stiffening 100% water tightness for the whole sewer system
rings. (pipelines and chambers) even in tough soil and
Water tightness requirements water conditions.
fulfilled for the most demanding test Limited cases of seals slipping out/turning down
conditions – D condition (pipe deflection by during assembly.
5% and axial bending of 2°)
Profiled seal connections of chambers Tightness tests for the whole sewer system
elements. Water tightness requirements (pipes and chambers) carried out by acceptance
fulfilled for test condition B (with bending) inspection comply with PN-EN 1610 standard
what is more than standard requirements – A
condition (without bending and strain of the
elements)
Deep connection sockets for chamber Adjustment to soil conditions changing due to Limited infiltration, exfiltration and migration of soil
elements climate/weather and time particles independently on soil and water conditions
changing in time
Wide configuration of bases Bases for changing angle of the flow in Convenient for designers and installers. Adjusted
chamber. Ability for change the flow direction to compact settlement and underground networks.
at the angle 0°-90° (both in left and right) Limited use of fittings
Side inlets at the angle of 90°
Within the dimension range of DN 200-315 More options for base configurations, Help in designing – more options for designing
adjustable sockets for connecting sewer pipe connections easier to make even by sewer system from ready elements.
pipes providing spherical adjustments 7,5° in slopes, elimination of stresses leading to Help in installation process – optimization of
each plane. crumbling of rigid pipes and leaks (oversized preparation stage and stock level, limited number
deformations and axial deflections) of fittings, help in acceptance (a.o. tightness tests),
elimination of leaks
Help in operational stage – better tightness, proper
hydraulics, low costs of operation
Option for making connections with sewer Sockets ready to connect with gravity sewer High flexibility in designing the sewer systems
pipes of various systems systems
- smooth wall PVC-u pipes (with solid
wall and foamed core) and the other
thermoplastics
- Wavin X-Stream twin wall pipes
Option for connecting with standard systems
by using transition fittings
Hydraulic conditions comply with DS 2379 Easy connection of streams, no backwater. Limited number of congestions in sewer pipelines.
standard Lower operation costs.
Flat, double bottom The impact of ground water pressure does The flow profile does not change even in tough soil
not influence the flow profile and water conditions – verified, ideal hydraulics.
Durable and resistant base structure
Help with levelling the chamber in trench Easy and reliable way of making sand bed and
backfilling
Bottom with open corrugation structure Help in assembly with using heavy equipment
Landing on the level H=D Landing is not flooded even when sewage Improvement in ergonomics and safety (manholes)
flows through the entire profile
Option for using in storm water systems
Corrugated shaft pipe. Smooth adjustment of chamber’s height by Shortened time needed for preparation for
cutting the shaft pipe. production. Adjustment to unexpected conditions
not planned/assumed at designing stage.
Corrugation of shaft pipe and side surface of Ideal co-operation with soil – adjustment to At ground water level of 5 m over the chamber
base and cone changing climate conditions (freeze/thawing, bottom and by the soil compaction of 95-98% SPD
shifting ground water levels) the chamber does not require additional loading.
Optimized using of raw materials with keeping High resistance parameters of all elements.
high resistance parameters Backfilling and soil compaction as a factor
increasing resistance parameters, used for static
and dynamic loadings
Option for making tight connections with Ready-to-connect elements, commonly used Easy to make chamber inlets, tight connections
chamber shaft on site (in situ DN 110, DN tools for standard connections
160 and DN 200mm).
In Tegra 1000 manholes - yellow GRP steps, Ladder with high resistance parameters. Easy Improvement in safety, ergonomy and service in the
resistant to corrosive media, with antislip access to manhole, good visibility. manhole
surface, fixed in manhole according to Antislip protection. Ladder easy to climbing,
standards’ requirements and industrial safety descending, and standing on steps.
regulations Steady hand hold when climbing, descending
or standing on a step
1000/600 off-centre cone in Tegra 1000 Cone and shaft with ladder possible to rotate Cover able to locate at any place depending on
manhole in relation to base location needs (e.g in the middle of road between vehicle
traces).
Limited impact of dynamic loads on manholes and
their covers (higher durability, less noise)
Manhole entry located over the ladder Easy and safe access for service personnel
perpendicular direction
“Floating” covers in classes up to 400 Smooth regulation of chamber height Hard surfaces surrounding chambers more durable.
Less failures and defects – lower costs of
maintenance
Improved conditions for road users
7,
5°
7,5° 7,5°
5°
7,
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
7,5°
45° 45°
7,
5°
5°
7,
7,5°
30° 7,5° 60° 90° 90° DN 90° DN DN
90°
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
7,5°
DN
DN
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
DN
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
SW 110 x x
XS 150 SW 160 x x x x x x
Tegra 425
XS 200 SW 200 x x x x x x
XS 250 SW 250 x
XS 300 SW 315 x
XS 150 SW 160 x x x x x x
Tegra 600
XS 200 SW 200 x x x x x x
XS 250 SW 250 x x x x x x
XS 300 SW 315 x x x x x x
45°L, 45°R
Tegra 1000 NG
XS 200 SW 200 x x x x x x
90°L, 90°R
XS 250 SW 250 x x x x x (L/R) x
DN DN DN DN DN
DN DN DN DN DN DNDN
Empty base x
Tegra 600
SW 400 x
SW 160 x x
Tegra 1000 (I-G) SW 200 x x x x x x
with modular SW 250 x
structure SW 315 x x x x x
SW 400 x
Empty base x
SW 160 x* x*
XS 400/SW 400 x
Tegra 1000 (NG)
XS 500/SW 500 x
Empty base x*
* based on Tegra 1000 first generation bases.
* Tegra 1000 with modular structure – has only SW sockets - connection with Wavin X-Stream system by using transition adapters.
The solution
Application range:
installation depth – up to 6m,
in areas loaded with heavy
6m 6m
traffic SLW60, loading class
5m
– D400, 3m
within dimension range 200 – 315/300 mm adjustable soc- cone can be shortened in cylindrical part, socket can be cut
kets for connection with sewer pipes, integrated with base, and directly connected with base,
allow direction change +/- 7,5° in each plane,
bases with adjustable sockets for dimensions: 200, 250 and
315/300mm:
- straight bases 0°, 30°, 60° and 90°,
- with left or right inlet at the angle of 45° or 90°,
- collecting with both left and right inlets at the angle of 45°
or 90°,
adjustable sockets +/- 7,5° with using straight bases 0-90°
allow direction change of sewer line at any angle,
cone is equipped in ladder hanger,
adjustable sockets allow to install manholes in channels lo-
safe and ergonomic entry – GRP ladder,
cated in areas with big slopes,
smooth adjustment of manhole height in supporting ring
bases with standard sockets for dimensions 400 and 500
+/- 0,07m,
mm – straight 0°,
height adjustment in shaft pipe: cutting every 0,1m,
landing in base on the height H = D, not flooded when the
minimum manhole height – see page 22,
channel is in 100% filled with sewage,
backfill type, soil compaction degree: see “Installation guide –
slope of landing 4,5° towards the main channel,
New Generation (NG) Tegra 1000”,
anti slip, grooved landing surface – ,
PE and PP chemical resistance in line with ISO/TR 10358,
seal chemical resistance in line with ISO/TR 7620.
Ladder characteristic
The ladder installed in NG Tegra 1000 is: steps are ergonomic and safe - well visible, safe and co-
resistant to corrosion (does not corrode in contact with nvenient by climbing up and down, it is possible to stand
sewage and vapour in sewer line), both feet on one step, the ladder step can be easily grip-
ped with hand, steps have anti-slip surface.
steps surface is not abrasive,
the upper step of ladder is visible in the manhole entry
opening,
Standards and approvals
Products in line with PN-EN 13598-2.
Technical approval issued by CNTK (Railway Engineering
Research Institute) permitting use in railway infrastructure
areas, in subgrade drainage.
Central Mining Institute acceptance for applying in areas
affected by mining subsidence (up to IV category).
Base configuration
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
90° 90°
DN
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
SW 160 X X
X 45º L,
X 45º R
XS 200 SW 200 X X X X X X
90º L, 90º R
w przyg.
XS 250 SW 250 X X X X x (L/R)
XS 300 SW 315 X X X X x (L/R) X X
XS 400 SW 400 X*
XS 500 SW 500 X*
lack of (socket) X
Base Ø200 Base Ø250 Base Ø315/300 Base Ø400 Base Ø500
H1 = 0,34 or 0,31 m H1 = 0,42 m H1 = 0,45 or 0,42 m H1 = 0,66 m H1 = 0,67 m
H2 = 1,0 or 0,97 m H2 = 1,08 m H2 = 1,11 or 1,08 m H2 = 1,32 m H2 = 1,33 m
B
4
4. GRP Ladder for NG Tegra 1000
5. Upper hanger of ladder
1 6. Middle fixing (in manholes > 3,8m)
7. Lower clamps of ladder
8. NG tegra 1000 Seal – DN 1000
2 9. NG Tegra 1000 Base
6
H
7
Shaft pipe length (E) = manhole height (H) – cover height (A+B) – cone height (D=0,66m) – base height (C)
Shaft pipe length (E) [m] Steps number pcs. Ladder length (F) [m] Supporting points (brackets) pcs.
4,8 18 5,23 2
4,7 17 4,93 2
4,6 17 4,93 2
4,5 17 4,93 2
4,4 16 4,63 2
4,3 16 4,63 2
4,2 16 4,63 2
4,1 15 4,33 2
4,0 15 4,33 2
3,9 15 4,33 2
3,8 14 4,03 2
3,7 14 4,03 2
3,6 14 4,03 2
3,5 13 3,73 2
3,4 13 3,73 2
3,3 13 3,73 2
3,2 12 3,43 2
3,1 12 3,43 2
3,0 12 3,43 2
2,9 11 3,13 1
2,8 11 3,13 1
2,7 11 3,13 1
2,6 10 2,83 1
2,5 10 2,83 1
2,4 10 2,83 1
2,3 9 2,53 1
2,2 9 2,53 1
2,1 9 2,53 1
2,0 8 2,23 1
1,9 8 2,23 1
1,8 8 2,23 1
1,7 7 1,93 1
1,6 7 1,93 1
1,5 7 1,93 1
1,4 6 1,63 1
1,3 6 1,63 1
1,2 6 1,63 1
1,1 5 1,33 1
1,0 5 1,33 1
0,9 5 1,33 1
0,8 4 1,03 1
0,7 4 1,03 1
0,6 4 1,03 1
0,5 3 0,73 1
0,4 3 0,73 1
7,5° 7,5° *
Straight – I type
DN Index α D H h L z Mat Weight
Z
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
7,5° 7,5°
315 3264573315 0 1187 647 185 1250 474 PP
7,5° * 400 3264573400 0 1194 863 188 1282 432 PE
Z 30°
7,5° 500 3264573500 0 1194 867 184 1207 396 PE
D
200 3264574200 30 1187 535 185 – 486 PP
Ø1109
Z 250 3064574250 30 1194 622 185 PE
200
315 3264574315 30 1194 622 185 397 PE
DN
H
200 3264575200 60 1194 514 185 – 420 PE
DN
7,5° 7,5° 250 3264575250 60 1194 622 185 414 PE
h Z
7,5°
* 315 3264575315 60 1194 622 185 397 PE
60°
L
7,5°
200 3264576200 90 1194 514 185 – 420 PE
250 3264576250 90 1194 622 185 414 PE
Z
315 3264576315 90 1194 622 185 397 PE
DN
7,5° 7,5°
Z *
90°
7,5°
Z 7,5°
DN
7,5° 7,5°
Z
7,5° 250 3264577250 90 1194 622 185 414 PE
7,5°
315 3264577315 90 1194 622 185 397 PE
DN
7,5° 7,5°
* in preparation
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
Collecting (left and right inlet at the angle
7,5° 45° 45°90° 7,5° of 45°) – Y type
DN DN
7,5° DN Index α D H1 h l z Mat Weight
Z
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
Z 7,5° 200 3264578200 45 1187 535 185 1168 486 PP
DN
DN 315 3264578315 45 1194 622 185 – 397 PE
7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5°
ZZ
Collecting (left and right inlet at the angle
7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5°
of 90°) - X type
DN
DN DN Index α D H1 h l z Mat Weight
7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° (mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
DN
DN
ZZ
DN
DN
7,5° 7,5° *
Straight – I type
DN Index α D H h L z Mat Weight
Z
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
7,5° 7,5°
300 3264573301 0 1187 647 185 1250 474 PP
7,5° * 400 3264573401 0 1194 863 188 1220 422 PE
Z 30°
7,5° 500 3264573501 0 1194 867 184 1207 374 PE
D
200 3264574201 30 1187 535 185 – 486 PP
Ø1109
Z 250 3064574251 30 1194 622 185 PE
200
300 3264574301 30 1194 622 185 397 PE
DN
H
200 3264575201 60 1194 514 185 – 420 PE
DN
7,5° 7,5° 250 3264575251 60 1194 622 185 414 PE
h Z
7,5°
* 300 3264575301 60 1194 622 185 397 PE
60°
L
7,5°
200 3264576201 90 1194 514 185 – 420 PE
250 3264576251 90 1194 622 185 414 PE
Z
300 3264576301 90 1194 622 185 397 PE
DN
7,5° 7,5°
Z *
90°
7,5°
Z 7,5°
DN
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
Junction (left or right inlet) – T type
7,5° 7,5°
DN Index α D H h L z Mat Weight
90° 90°
7,5° (mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
7,5°
Z 200* 3264577201 90 1194 514 185 – 420 PE
DN
7,5°
Z
250 3264577251 90 1194 622 185 414 PE
7,5°
300 3264577301 90 1194 622 185 397 PE
7,5° DN 7,5°
* in preparation
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5° 7,5° 7,5°
Collecting (left and right inlet at the angle
7,5° 45° 45°
90°
7,5°
of 45°) – Y type
DN DN
7,5° DN Index α D H h L z Mat Weight
Z
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
Z 7,5° 200 3264578201 45 1187 535 185 1168 486 PP
DNDN 315 3264578301 45 1194 622 185 – 397 PE
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
ZZ
Collecting (left and right inlet at the angle
7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5°
of 90°) - X type
DN
DN DN Index α D H h L z Mat Weight
7,5°
7,5° 7,5°
7,5° (mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
DN
DN
ZZ
DN
DN
L Index D1 D2 L1 Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
Cone
ø670
Dimension Index
ø602
(mm)
104
1000/600 3264580600
640
136
845
ø1109
Double socket for Tegra 1000 corrugated shaft pipe (without seals)
Index D1 D2 L1 Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
3264573300
ø1201
330
Rubber seal
1000 3264580100
1000 3264572800
600 3264572900
1,63 3064821106 6 1
2,83 3064821110 10 1
4,03 3064821114 14 2
5,23 3064821118 18 2
Ladder bracket
Index
3064823901
In situ insert
Dimension Index Dy Du
(mm) (mm) (mm)
90 3064822406 90 127
110 3064822407 110 127
Du Dy
160 3064823407 160 177
200 3264556027 200 228
Dimension Index F1
(mm) (mm)
Telescopic adapter
Type Index D1 D2 H T Weight
D1
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
D2 770* 3264600250 798 774 462 400 11,0
805** 3264600400 850 805 462 400 12,0
H
H
NOTE: In Tegra 1000 NG install on geotextile layer Ø or 120mm
D2
950
NOTE: In Tegra 1000 NG install on geotextile layer Ø or 120mm
Type Index L L1 Dy
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
Installation guide
The installation guide for NG Tegra 1000 manhole is not inten- For ease of assembling apply lubricant to the pipe socket in
ded to replace the installation regulations as stated in EN 1610. the manhole.
In all cases the requirements stated in the EN 1610 should take
NOTE!
precedence.
1. Always use professional lubricants approved for rubber seals
Before installation check all products for damage, contamination and plastics. The plumber paste must not be used.
or missing parts.
2. A
lternative lubricants should be used in dilution of minimum
Clean all sockets and seals and check that they are assembled 10 times. After installation the agents should lose their lubri-
correctly. cant properties.
Locate a sealing ring into the seal groove and assemble the
cone directly into the base
.
Lubricate base socket with the proper lubricant and connect
the shaft pipe with base. During installation shaft pipe should be Step 10 – Backfilling
kept perpendicular to the socket. To easy assembly lubricate a Backfill the trench evenly with layers of max. 30 cm of side and
sealing ring. back filling around the entire perimeter of the manhole. The
In double socket connections a sealing ring should be installed appropriate degree of soil compacting should correspond with
between each socket and connected elements (see STEP 6). the existing soil and water conditions and future external load.
Connection between I generation Tegra 1000 base and NG Tegra 1000 shaft pipe
Double socket
General NOTE! When cutting the ladder is required follow the rules:
Before installation check the ladder and its elements for their – cut the ladder to the required height using hand or power saw,
assembly usability and completeness and read the installation
– upper and bottom stringers should always extend 65mm or
guide and the assembly diagram.
50mm beyond the steps edge (counting from the middle of
the steps; see the assembly diagram).
Determine length of ladder
Basing on the assembly diagram determine the length of ladder,
Assembly option selection
fix points in manhole and its location depending on the man-
hole height. Ladder assembly option can be decided depending on installa-
tion conditions:
Ladder are offered in 4 standard lengths:
post-installation assembly (in Tegra 1000 installed in ground),
3064821106 T 1000 ladder L=1,63m – 6 steps
ladder pre-installed before shaft pipe installation.
3064821110 T 1000 ladder L=2,83m – 10 steps
Picture 2. The picture detail – the bot- Use Picture No 4 during the operation.
tom stay position (the strip and 2nd
NOTE! If it is necessary (see assembly diagram) a second
bracket) in lower corrugation.
pair of ladder stays should be installed in the middle of man-
The stay clasping the ladder stringer
between first and second step. hole height.
Picture 1. GRP ladder in NG Tegra 1000 manhole. Anti slip side of the strip (from the side of corrugated shaft pipe), smooth
side of the strip (from manhole inside).
2 4
While bending one ‘leg’ of the ladder strip inwards into the 4. Hang the ladder in manhole.
shaft locate the two ends of the strip so that the male and fe- After manhole installation hang the ladder inside the chamber by
male ends engage in the corrugation groove. Keeping fingers pressing the upper step into the upper handle in the cone and the
clear press on the bent leg until the strip snaps into the shaft stringers into the mounting brackets (see the Picture 2). When do-
corrugation. ing this locate the highest ladder step (option 1) or the second
NOTE! Since the strip is springing care should be taken whi- step (option 2) in the prepared place. The springing element gives
le bending the strip to not trap the fingers. in under the pressure and after the step is located in the prepa-
red place the support strip element partially closes the handle and
protects the ladder against accidental slipping out.
Ladder pre-installed in Tegra 1000
NOTE! If it is required to have the first step of the ladder nearer to
before shaft pipe assembly
the surface it is possible to install the ladder to the mounting brac-
1. Prepare the ladder clamp (the strip and stays).
ket of the cone using the second rung (option 2nd, see the as-
In a deep trench it is recommended to pre-install the ladder clamp sembly diagram).
in shaft pipe before the shaft with base is installed.
It is required to entry the manhole to finish the ladder installa-
First properly arrange stays on the smooth side of strip (see the tion. Care should be taken when climbing down the steps be-
Picture 4). Anti-slip side of the strip covered with rubber grooves fore the final fixing of the lower support strip. Safety corset
is installed in lower corrugation of the shaft pipe. and safety measures are recommended.
NOTE! For deep installations (>3,8m) a second support strip (the Fix the ladder by closing the support strip with bracket blanking plates
strip and 2 stays) should be installed in the middle of the ladder located in he special grooves (see the Picture 7).
height (maximum distance between ladder stays is 2,95m). If it is
necessary additional support strip can be bought as the product:
3064823901 (the strip and 2 stays).
2. Initial stage – the clamp pre-installation in the shaft pipe.
Locate the strip with stays in the right lower corrugation of the
shaft pipe (see the Picture 6), counting from the lower shaft end
(see the assembly diagram) in the way the joint is located opposi-
te from where the ladder will be fixed. Adjust spacing and location
of the stays to the ladder width.
NOTE! Since the strip is springing care should be taken while
bending the strip to not trap the fingers.
After the installation in both assembly options make sure of all the
ladder elements are installed properly and the distance between
manhole upper/bottom side and the ladder is kept. The stringers
should not lean against the landing. In the first assembly option the
ladder location should not narrow the manhole entry.
3. Level the upper support strip in the cone in relation to the lower
stays in the shaft pipe.
When installing the cone (see Installation guide - step 8) adjust its
position in the way the ladder support strip in cone fits to the in-
itially installed stays. Locate the highest ladder step in the upper
mounting bracket inside the cone. The springing element gives
in under the pressure and after the step is located in the prepa-
red place the support strip element partially closes the handle and
protects the ladder against accidental slipping out.
Backdrop chambers
Cover solutions
Cover solutions of manhole/chambers should be in accordance with PAD cones installed on Ø1200 geotextile sheet
the current standard PN-EN 124: 2000. This standard also presents telescopic adapters for covers
the classification of cover solutions by location. cast iron covers.
Depending on location and traffic loads the cover solutions include Presented below are typical manhole cover solutions for Tegra 1000
connections in various configurations: manhole.
A15 class cast iron or PE cover installed directly on the cone
reinforced supporting rings installed on fi 1200 geotextile sheet
cover on reinforced supporting ring cover on 600/1000 PAD cone cover solution on telescopic adapter
for cover
NOTE! Telescopic adapter reduces cover diameter below 600 mm. Class B 125 – used in footpaths and areas for pedestrians, equ-
The application is acceptable only when industrial safety rules are met ivalent areas, parking lots or any areas for parking
– when the chamber is used as non-entry chamber. cars cover (B125 class cover installed on the rein-
forced concrete supporting ring, PAD cone or the
Examples of chamber cover solutions:
telescopic adapter for cover).
Class A 15 – used only in footways and cycle tracks (A15 class
Class D 400 – used in roadways, paved road shoulders, and par-
PE cover installed on the cone or A15 class co-
king areas for all types of road vehicles (D400 class
ver installed on the reinforced concrete suppor-
cover installed on the reinforced concrete suppor-
ting ring, PAD cone or the telescopic adapter for
ting ring, PAD cone or the telescopic adapter for
cover).
cover).
The solution
According to the PN-EN 476:2001 standard first generation (I-G) backfill type, soil compaction degree: see “Tegra 1000 Installation
Tegra 1000 chamber is the sewer manhole with the shaft inner dia- Guide”,
meter of 1,0m. guaranteed tightness of the connections between manhole ele-
The manhole has modular structure and consists of three basic ele- ments – 0,5 bars (A condition),
ments made of polyethylene (PE ): the base (the manhole basis), guaranteed tightness of the connections between sockets and pi-
distance rings (forming the manhole shaft) and the cone which redu- pes – 0,5 bars (B and C conditions),
ces the manhole diameter from 1,0 m to 0,64m to enable using the PE chemical resistance accordant in line with ISO/TR 10358,
cover. The cover solution is made of reinforced concrete supporting chemical resistance of seals in line with ISO/TR 7620,
ring and the cover. safe and ergonomic manhole entry.
Application area: The cone and distance rings are equipped with the ladder installed
up to the depth of 5m, in the factory. The ladder is fixed permanently and made of two side
stringers in the form of vertical plates integrated with the manhole
or heavy traffic loaded areas SLW 60 (loading class - D400),
walls. The ladder steps are produced of thermosetting resins, reinfor-
acceptable ground water level 0,5 m below surface.
ced with glass fibre (GRP) in bright yellow colour.
Technical data:
The properties of the ladder installed in Tegra 1000 are as following:
manhole chamber,
is resistant to corrosion (does not corrodes in sewage and sewer
entry diameter: 600mm,
vapours),
shaft pipe inner diameter: 1000 mm,
the steps surface is not abrasive,
shaft pipe ring stiffness SN ≥2 kN/m2,
the steps are well visible what improves operational safety,
diameters of PVC-u sewer pipes connected with chambers:
the steps have square cut with the width of 28mm and rounded
160-400 mm,
corners; the steps circuit amounts to about 102 mm which ena-
ability for installing additional connections above the base in situ
bles easy grip between the thumb and a index finger,
inserts Ø110, Ø160, Ø200,
the upper surface of the steps has longitudinal grooves which in-
standard straight bases with the flow angles of : 0°, 15°, 30°, 45°,
crease friction and protect against sliding,
90°,
the distance between steps is 25 cm, the distance between last
standard collecting bases with the both right and left inlets at the
step and manhole landing is < 25cm what provides safe and co-
angle 45°,
nvenient operation when climbing up and down the steps,
minimum height of the manhole – see page 40,
the width of the step is 30 cm, which enables to stand both feet
maximum standard height of the manhole: 5,0 m,
on it,
height above 5 m – the individual solution consulted with the pro-
minimum distance from the wall in ant point is 15 cm, what provi-
ducer depending on ground and water conditions,
des safe and ergonomic position for the feet,
flexible manhole height adjustment in the supporting ring:
the base can be installed with NG shaft by using NG Tegra 1000
+/- 0,07 m,
double socket.
height adjustment in distance rings: cutting every 0,125 m,
maximum ground water level: 5 m,
Approvals:
AT-15-8086-2009 (Building Research Institute), positive opinion by Central Mining Institute – available for use
AT-2008-03-0565 (The Road and Bridge Research Institute), in areas affected by mining subsidence (up to III category).
ø 160 X X
ø 200 X X X X X X
ø 250 X
ø 315 X X X X X
ø 400 X X
DN DN DN DN DN DN
NOTE! In NG Tegra 1000 bases with adjustable sockets +/-7,5° sockets for connecting with smooth wall pipes and with XS soc-
within dimension range of DN 200/300, 315 are used with SW kets for connecting with Wavin X-Stream pipes.
Replacing the elements of Tegra 1000 with the modular structure by the elements of
NG Tegra 1000 manhole is shown in the table below
The elements of I-G Tegra 1000 with the modular The elements of NG Tegra 1000 with corrugated shaft Remarks
structure pipe
Bases with standard sockets
3264571000 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 160 Connect the existing bases with Tegra 1000 shaft by using double sockets 3264573300
and two Tegra 1000 seals: 3264572800 and 3264580100
3064571000 Base with Tegra 1000 socket straight 160x0
3264571200 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200x0 3264573200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/0o manhole
3264571800 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 250 3264573250 Tegra 1000 straight base 250/0o manhole
3264571900 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315 3264573315 Tegra 1000 PE straight base 315/0o manhole
3264572450 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 400 3264573400 Tegra 1000 PE straight base 400/0o manhole
3264571100 PE Tegra 1000 base right and left inlet 160 Connect the existing bases with Tegra 1000 shaft by using double sockets 3264573300
and two Tegra 1000 seals: 3264572800 and 3264580100
Collecting base with Tegra 1000 socket 45o 160
3264571700 PE Tegra 1000 base right and left inlet 200 3264578200 Tegra 1000 collecting base 45o 200 manhole
3264572300 PE Tegra 1000 base right and left inlet 315 3264578315 Tegra 1000 collecting base 45o 315 manhole
3264571300 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200 x 15 3264573200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/0o manhole angle change range
0-15o
3264574200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/30o manhole angle change range
15-45o
3264572000 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315 x 15 3264573315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/0o manhole angle change range
0-15o
3264574315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o manhole angle change range
15-45o
3264571400 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200 x 30 3264574200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/30o manhole
3264572100 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315 x 30 3264574315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o manhole
3264571500 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200 x 45 3264574200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/30o manhole angle change range
15-45o
3264575200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/60o manhole angle change range
45-75o
3264572200 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315 x 45 3264574315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o manhole angle change range
15-45o
3264575315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/60o manhole angle change range
45-75o
3264571600 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/90o SW 3264576200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/90o manhole
Replacing the elements of Tegra 1000 of the modular structure by the elements of NG Tegra 1000
manhole is shown in the table below
The elements of I-G Tegra 1000 with the modular The elements of NG Tegra 1000 with corrugated shaft Remarks
structure pipe
Bases with adjustable sockets within the dimension range DN 200-315
3264673801 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200/0o 3264573200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/0o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674201 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 250/0o 3264573250 Tegra 1000 straight base 250/0o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674601 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315/0o 3264573315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/0o manhole
adjustable socket
3264673803 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200/30o 3264574200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/30o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674203 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 250/30o 3264574315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o manhole add two reductions
adjustable socket 315/250
Tegra 1000 straight base 250/30o manhole
3264674603 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o 3264574315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/30o manhole
adjustable socket
3264673806 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200/60o 3264575200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/60o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674206 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 250/60o 3264575250 Tegra 1000 straight base 250/60o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674606 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315/60o 3264575315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/60o manhole
adjustable socket
3264673809 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 200/90o 3264576200 Tegra 1000 straight base 200/90o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674209 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 250/90o 3264576250 Tegra 1000 straight base 250/90o manhole
adjustable socket
3264674609 PE Tegra 1000 straight base 315/90o 3264576315 Tegra 1000 straight base 315/90o manhole
adjustable socket
3264673800 PE Tegra 1000 collecting base 200 3264579200 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 200 manhole
adjustable socket
3264674200 PE Tegra 1000 collecting base 250 3264579315 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 315 manhole add 4 reductions
adjustable socket 315/250
3264579250 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 250 manhole
3264674600 PE Tegra 1000 collecting base 315 3264579315 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 315 manhole
adjustable socket
3264673830 PE Tegra 1000 left inlet 200 adjustable socket 3264579200 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 200 manhole add the plug 200
3064577200 Tegra 1000 left inlet 45 200 manhole
o
3264674230 PE Tegra 1000 left inlet 250 adjustable socket 3264577250 Tegra 1000 base left/right inlet 250 manhole
3264674630 PE Tegra 1000 left inlet 315 adjustable socket 3264577315 Tegra 1000 base left/right inlet 315 manhole
3264673840 PE Tegra 1000 right inlet 200 adjustable 3264579200 Tegra 1000 collecting base 90o 200 manhole add the plug 200
socket 3064577220 Tegra 1000 right inlet 45o 200 manhole
3264674240 PE Tegra 1000 right inlet 250 adjustable socket 3264577250 Tegra 1000 left/right inlet 250 manhole
3264674640 PE Tegra 1000 right inlet 315 adjustable socket 3264577315 Tegra 1000 left/right inlet 315 manhole
The other elements
3264572400 PE Tegra 1000 empty base Connect the existing bases with NG Tegra shaft pipe bu using double socket
3264573300 and two Tegra 1000 seals: 3264572800 and 3264580100
3064572400 Empty base with Tegra 1000 socket
3064800250 PE Tegra 1000 distance ring (0,25m) Distance rings should be replaced by shaft pipes of the suitable length. The ladders are
3064800500 PE Tegra 1000 distance ring (0,25m) ordered depending on shaft pipe length
Adjustment of heights of
Tegra 1000 components:
H1 – usable base height depending on
its type and dimension
for ø160 base - H1= 412 mm
for ø200 base - H1= 450 mm
for ø250 base - H1= 500 mm
for ø315 base - H1= 552 mm
for ø400 base - H1= 604 mm
for empty base - H1= 604 mm
H2 – effective height of shaft ring,
H2 = 250, 500, 750 or 1000 mm
or their sum
H3 – effective height of cone,
H3 = 560 mm
H4 – total effective height of reinforced
concrete supporting ring and co-
ver; the value depends on ring type
and cover
h – the value dependent on base type
Straight
DN Index α D1 D2 D3 H h1 h2 Weight Z1 Z1-Z2
* (mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg) (mm) (mm)
Z1
200 3264571200 0 1100 1000 935 450 71 214 54 840
250 3264571800 0 1100 1000 935 500 78 214 60 820
0° 315 3264571900 0 1100 1000 935 552 80 214 68 804
400 3264572450 0 1100 1000 935 604 97 214 72 650
*
Z1
200 3264571300 15 1100 1000 935 450 71 214 54 556-297
D1 Z2 315 3264572000 15 1100 1000 935 552 80 214 68 599-219
D2
D3
15°
h2
*
200 3264571400 30 1100 1000 935 450 71 214 54 438-438
H
Z1
h1
30°
45°
200 3264571600 90 1100 1000 935 450 71 214 54 490-490
*
Z1
junction
Empty base (without inlet and outlet)
DN Index α D1 D2 D3 H h1 h2 Weight Z1 Z1-Z2
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg) (mm) (mm)
connection of
pressure pipeline
DNt DNg
connection of
gravity outlet
Measuring chamber
D1 DN Index D1 D2 D3 H h1 a b c d
D2
D3 (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
1000 3064120001 1100 1000 935 604 97 500 250 160 200
h1
a
d
b
Shaft ring
D3
Cone
10000/600 3264572700 695 638 1000 1180 770 560 250 133 39
H1 H2
h1
*
h2
D3
*
Z1
D4
Z1
0°
*
Double socket for NG Tegra 1000 shaft
0° pipe (without seals)
Z1
*
ø1201 3264573300
*
15°
Z1
330
*
1
Z2 Z
30° NOTE! Use for without socket connections between I-G bases
with NG Tegra 1000.
Z2
30° *
I-G Bases with socket for connecting
Z1
45° * Straight
DN Index α H h Z1
Z2
45° *
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Z1 Z1
0°
ø1201 Z2 *
165 90°
Z1
Z2
Collecting (right and left inlet)
90°
α
Z2
DN Index H h Z1
Z1
H
15° (mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm)
*
2
Z
h1 połączeniowa
Z1
połączeniowa
30°
DN Index D1 D2 D3 H h1 h2
* (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
ślepa
– 3064572400 1100 1000 935 604 97 214
Z1
ślepa
45°
*
Z1
Z2
90°
Z1
2
Z
Rubber seal
1000 3264572800
600 3264572900
1000 3264580100
Reinforced concrete supporting ring for cast iron covers with square bottom
D2
950
NOTE! In Tegra 1000 install on the geotextile sheet
Ø1200 mm.
Właz żeliwny
Cast z podstawą
iron cover okrągłą
with round bottom for using with PAD cone
Type Index D1 D2 D3 D4 H Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
In situ insert
Dimension Index Dy Du
(mm) (mm) (mm)
90 3064822406 90 127
110 3064822407 110 127
Du Dy
160 3064823407 160 177
200 3264556027 200 228
In situ seal
Dimensionr Index Dy Du
(mm) (mm) (mm)
40/51 3190190040 40 51
Du Dy
50/60 3190190050 50 60
63/70 3190190063 63 70
Tools
40/51 3164584117 51
50/60 3164584120 60
Du
63/70 3164584124 70
Drill (remote)
Dimension Index
(mm)
35-105 3164390034
Installation guide
1. Manholes are installed from components 2. As the bottom of this manhole is double, its 3. For deeper trenches and on-site transport,
on levelled, stable trench bottom. Remove location site should be situated 10 cm lo- hoisting equipment should be used. Each
large and sharp rocks from a sand bedding wer than a trench prepared for pipes. The component of the manhole is fitted with
of 10 cm in the place where the manhole is weight of individual components is relative- special handles to be used for this
to be located. ly low, so they can be handled by two purpose.
persons.
4. Place the manhole base on the sand bedding prepared before and level it out. A base with 5. Next, put the shaft ring of the suitable he-
sockets and sealing rings must be connected to spigots of sewer pipes. Clean the hollow spa- ight on the base, with the socket facing do-
ce between the ribs for the fi 1000 mm sealing ring. Fix the sealing ring. wnwards. Install other shaft rings, aligning
NOTE! Before connecting the elements lubricate the rubber seals with lubricants. steps of the built-in ladder (one above the
NOTE! other).
1. Before joining the elements, rubber sealing rings must be lubricated.
2. A lways use professional lubricants approved for rubber seals and plastics. The plumber pa-
ste must not be used.
6. Individual elements can be joined using 7. When connecting system components, 8. To achieve the desired manhole height,
special assembly tools or excavator’s sco- clean the hollow space for the fi 1000 mm shorten shaft rings as required. Use a hand
op; do not forget to use a wooden pad. sealing ring and lubricate the ring. or mechanical saw.
NOTE! Rings may only be cut in marked
points, every 12,5 cm.
9. Install the cone in the same way as all the 10. Backfill the trench around the manhole with loose material, providing a good and even backfill of all
other components, remembering to use a free spaces around the manhole. The ground around the manhole should be compacted gradually,
piece of wood as a separator to secure in line with the technical design. The minimum required degree of ground compaction according to
plastic elements when using the excavator’ the Proctor Scale (SPD) for location in green areas is: 95%; on the road: 98 – 100%; near ground
scoop. water level above the manhole bottom: 98 – 100%. Large and sharp stones should be removed
form the surrounding area to avoid damage to the manhole outer surface.
11. Apart from the PAD cone, the manhole top is also composed of a reinforced concrete suppor- 12. An asphalt layer may be placed on top of
ting ring, supporting cone or 615 plastic cone ring and a cast-iron cover. To protect the cover the backfill. The cover body should be inte-
from sliding during subsequent works, secure it on the supporting ring with concrete or grated with the upper surface layer.
anchors
In Tegra 1000 manhole system, it is possible to connect sewer made on site where the manhole is installed. To make the join,
piping with the diameter of 110, 160 and 200 mm above the use special “in situ” connector; the task is simple and requires
base, at the level of spacer rings. These connections can be simple tools
1. Use a special crown drill to make an ope- 2. Fix the sealing ring in the opening and lu- 3. Place a special in situ socket in the
ning in the spacer ring, making sure that it bricate it. opening.
does not interfere with the connection soc-
kets of other components. Remove any
burrs and sharp edges.
Backdrop chambers
When the sewer system with diameter up to 0,4m is to be located Due to the industrial safety rules the downpipe must be installed
within area of large level differences (the pitch between 0,5m-4,0m) it maximum 0,5m above the manhole base or directly to the outlet
is necessary to install a backdrop chamber, which can be made with socket. Connection between the chamber sewer pipes and the
the downpipe either inside or outside of the manhole. manhole shaft must be made with the "in-situ" connector (diameter:
200, 160 or 110).
In the case of Tegra 1000 manhole, it is recommended that the
downpipe connection be made by using the vertical pipe or the pipe
at the angle of 45º with the same diameter as the supply pipe.
By using specially formed bases for pressure-relief chambers tom of the inlet chamber, located inside the base above its filling
combined with typical Tegra 1000 manhole components (shaft level. Gravity inlet is located behind the overflow edge. Sewage
rings, cone) it is possible to construct a chamber used as pres- from the pressure system is transported to the gravity system
sure-relief chambers for the pressure sewer system. without disturbing its flow.
Base of a pressure-relief chamber is fitted with an inlet socket Connection sockets in the base can be located on the opposite
for connection to PE pressure piping and another socket used sides or in any other way guaranteeing a change of the sewage
to connect PVC-U gravity piping. flow direction.
Tegra 1000 components may be used to construct a water-ti- If this is the case, the metering chamber with a plinth may be
ght tank where network metering or operating equipment may used as the base.
be installed.
1,55-1,75 1,75-1,95
3064120001 TEGRA 1000 measuring chamber with a base 1 1
Accessories for the water-meter chamber include “in-situ” connectors or seals and typical Tegra 1000 manhole cover solutions.
Cover solutions
Cover solutions of manhole/chambers should be in accordance with concrete shaft ring – dimensions: 1300/600. Cast-iron co-
the current standard PN-EN 124: 2000. This standard also presents vers and gratings with the outside footing diameter within
the classification of cover solutions by location. Presented below are 760- 800 may be used,
typical manhole cover solutions for Tegra 1000 manhole: reinforced concrete ring – dimensions: 1700/600 floor slab.
supporting plastic cone 615 – an universal solution located Version for shallow installations. Cast-iron covers and gra-
under covers. Cast-iron covers and gratings with outside fo- tings with the outside footing diameter between 760 and
oting diameter within 720-800 may be used, 800 mm may be used.
Please refer to the current price list to check whether these
accessories are available.
* withdrawn solution
Type 1300/600 Type 1700/600
600 600
270
120
150
120
150
270
700 1100
1300 1700
adjusting chamber height to surrounding surface construc- Due to its dimensions it is suitable for widely used manhole/
tion and for adjusting the surface level to covers/gratings chamber covers of ø600.
levels, Reinforced concrete ring Type 1300/600 - standard solution
protecting elements of shaft pipe against damages caused for Tegra 1000 cast-iron covers or gratings of ø600.
by loads induced by traffic,
Reinforced concrete ring Type 1700/600 - for Tegra 1000
transferring traffic loads outside structural elements of a
without cone, for general-use ø600 cast-iron covers or gratings.
chamber/manhole,
Design documentation is available for Types 1300/600 and
damping and dispersing vibrations caused by traffic.
1700/600.
The cone is tested for its mechanical strength according to
standard PN EN 124 and it ensures resistance to D400, which
is confirmed by technical approval of The Road and Bridge
Research Institute.
Non-Entry Chamber
Tegra 600
The solution
7,5° 7,5°
The chamber is composed of three basic collecting bases with both right and left si-
elements: de inlets,
profiled chamber bases, side inlets are adjusted at the angle of 90º,
corrugated shaft pipes, bottom of side inlet is located higher by 3
covers (reinforced concrete supporting. cm than the main flow bottom,
Offered cast-iron covers and gratings are in PP shaft pipes of ring stiffness SN4,
7,5° 7,5° line with the standard PN-EN 124: 2000. height adjustment: cutting the corrugated
Straight/bend flow base 0° shaft pipe every 10.0 cm,
Supporting elements are approved by The
Smooth angle adjustment within the adjustment of the chamber cover loca-
Road and Bridge Research Institute (IBDiM).
range of 0° – 15° tion: depending on the cover type,
Chamber bases are made of polypropylene
7,5° 7,5° may be used with very high groundwater
as monolithic elements with an additional
level,
outer bottom and additional flexible sockets
type of backfill, degree of soil compaction:
for the connection of PVC sewer piping and
cf. “Tegra 600 installation guide",
Wavin X-stream system. Only ø400 base is
guaranteed tightness of joined system
an exception – it is offered only as straight-
components: 0.5 bar,
flow base, the direction of wastewater flow is
7,5°
not changed (fixed sockets). load class (acc. to PN-EN 124: 2000):
7,5° A15 - D400,
Straight/bend flow base 30°
use of cast- iron covers or gratings is
Smooth angle adjustment within the Application area: possible,
range of 15° – 45°
installation chemical resistance of PP components: in
7,5° 7,5° depth up to line with ISO/TR 10358,
5 m, chemical resistance of sealing rings in line
6m 6m
for areas lo- with ISO/TR 7620,
5m
aded3with
m conformity with PN-EN 13598-2
7,5°
heavy traf- positive opinion by Central Mining Institute
fic SLW 60 – available for use in areas affected by mi-
7,5° (D400 loading class), ning subsidence (up to IV category),
Straight/bend flow base 60° acceptable ground water level 5 m.
Smooth angle adjustment within the
range of 45° – 75°
Technical data:
7,5° 7,5°
(non-entry) inspection chambers,
inside sewer pipes diameter: 600 mm,
7,5° diameters of connected PVC-U sewer pi-
ping: 160 - 400 mm + “empty” base,
7,5° diameters of connected Wavin X-stream
piping 150 - 300 mm,
Straight/bend flow base 90°
option for additional connections abo-
Smooth angle adjustment within the
ve the base: “in situ” connectors ø110,
range of 75° – 90°
ø160, and ø200,
According to the standards PN-B-10729: adjustable connection angle of sewage pi-
1999 and PN-EN 476: 2000, Tegra 600 ping in sockets: +/- 7.5º in each plane,
inspection chamber is a non-entry chamber straight bases, wastewater flow angle: re-
with the inside diameter of 60 cm. Non-entry spectively: 0°, 30°, 60°, 90°,
chambers are also referred to as inspection junction bases with one side inlet,
chambers (ICs).
Base configurations
Empty
Ø 160 Ø 200 Ø 250 Ø 315 Ø 400
base
Straight-flow base 0°
(type I)
Junction base
(T-type)
Collecting base
(X-type)
End base
Corrugated PP pipe (dimensions: Cast iron covers and gratings class A15-
ø600/670) is offered in sections of 1.0, 2.0, D400 should be used as covers placed
3.0 and 6.0 m. If the pipe must be exten- on a reinforced concrete supporting ring,
ded, a corrugated pipe with socket should PAD cone or a telescopic adaptor.
be used (length: 3.65m) with an additional Details: see the section “Chamber cover
DN 600 sealing ring for corrugated pipes. solutions – Tegra 600".
Straight – I type
DN Index α H1 H2 H3 H4 Weight
(mm) (°) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
* 720
160 3064634251 0 646 207 271 168 21,0
674
200 3064638251 0 646 207 274 165 22,0
H2
250 3064642251 0 705 207 271 227 23,7
H1
H3
315 3064646251 0 705 207 271 227 25,8
H4
400 3064650000 0 715 207 271 237 25,5
30° * 160 3064634231 30 646 207 271 168 21,0
200 3064638231 30 646 207 274 165 22,0
250 3064642231 30 705 207 271 227 23,7
DN
315 3064646231 30 705 207 271 227 25,8
DN
30
DN Index H1 H2 H3 H4 Weight
DN
DN
632
H1
° °
90 90 160 3064634411 646 207 271 168 22,0
30
H4
End base
H1
H3
DN Index H1 H2 H3 H4 Weight
H4
DN
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
* without built-in
– 3064600000 715 207 451 57 20,0
H4
slope
H2
150 3064634252 0 646 207 271 168 21,0
H1
200 3064638252 0 646 207 274 165 22,0
H3
250 3064642255 0 705 207 271 227 23,7
H4
30° * 300 3064646255 0 705 207 271 227 25,8
150 3064634232 30 646 207 271 168 21,0
200 3064638232 30 646 207 274 165 22,0
250 3064642235 30 705 207 271 227 23,7
DN 300 3064646235 30 705 207 271 227 25,8
60° * 150 3064634222 60 646 207 271 168 21,0
200 3064638222 60 646 207 274 165 22,0
250 3064642225 60 705 207 271 227 23,7
300 3064646225 60 705 207 271 227 25,8
DN 150 3064634212 90 646 207 271 168 21,0
90° * 200 3064638212 90 646 207 274 165 22,0
250 3064642215 90 705 207 271 227 23,7
300 3064646215 90 705 207 271 227 25,8
DN
DN Side inlet bottom is located 30mm above the main channel bottom.
30
632
H1
° °
90 90 250 3064642415 705 207 271 227 27,5
30
H4
720
674 End base
DN Index H1 H2 H3 H4 Weight
H2
DN
250 3064642275 705 207 271 227 22
*w
ithout built-in 300 3064646275 705 207 271 227 23,1
slope
H2
50 160 3064693412 0 646 207 271 168 22
H1
H3
63 160 3064693414 0 646 207 271 168 22
H4
75 200 3064693818 0 646 207 274 165 23
DNt
Dimension Index DU
Dy (mm) (mm)
90 3064822406 127
Du Dy
110 3064822408 127
160 3064823408 177
200 3064823808 228
Dimension Index F1
(mm) (mm)
Seals
for DN 600 corrugated shaft pipe
Index
3290126603
3290695497
Telescopic adapter
Type Index D1 D2 H T Weight
D1
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
D2 770* 3264600250 798 774 462 400 11,0
805** 3264600400 850 805 462 400 12,0
H
* for covers with base up to Ø760mm
T
** for covers with base larger than Ø760mm
H
10 cm groove with dimension of Ø770mm on the main surface
D2
950
Type Index L L1 Dy
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
Type Index L L1 Du
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Du
The cover protecting DN 600 chambers against impurities during
installation.
F WL = 9,8 dm2
3164931810 71,9
A A
Index Material D2 D1 H
(mm) (mm) (mm)
F WL = 9,0 dm2
25
Type Index AxB R H Weight
80
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
R1
96
Sludge basket for road grating 400x600
galvanized steel type D
B
h1
h2
ø235
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
80
C250 3164931890 70,2
35
A A
Index D1 D2 H Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
Installation guide
1. Level the bottom of the trench and remove 2. Place the chamber base on the sand bed- 3. It is recommended to backfill the trench at
large and sharp stones. Prepare a non- ding. Connect sewer piping and adjust the an- least 30 cm above the top surface of the
compacted sand bedding 10 cm high. gle of pipe connection precisely (adjustment sewer pipe. Cover with backfill and com-
range: +/- 7.5º). Level out the top of the cham- pact, layer by layer.
ber base.
4. Cut the DN600 corrugated shaft pipe 5. Fix the sealing ring delivered with the base 6. As the sealing ring fixed on the corrugated
either manually or mechanically to fit the in the lowest groove (hollow part) between pipe is profiled, its position must be in line
required height of the chamber. the outer ribs of the corrugated shaft pipe. with a drawing on the label.
7. Base socket must be cleaned and lubrica- 8. Backfill the trench layer by layer. Compact Note! Compact the ground around the cham-
ted to make the installation of corrugated layers of backfill uniformly along the entire ber gradually and in accordance with technical
pipe easier. circumference of the inspection chamber. design observing guidelines included in PN-
Soil must be compacted adequately to the ENV 1046. Be careful and do not cause the
current ground and water conditions as
ovalization of the chamber. During the assembly
well as the future external load. It is recom-
process pay particular attention to maintain
mended to compact the soil at the mini-
mum SPD level (Standard Proctor Density) density during the works (e.g. while removing
of: shoring) and after completing the chamber (se-
• SPD 90% in green areas, curing the backfill against loosening e.g. by wa-
• SPD 95% in roads with limited traffic shing out fine fractions). The method of carrying
load, earthworks must be in accordance with regula-
• SPD 98% in roads with heavy traffic tions included in PN EN 16 10:2002.
load.
In the case of high ground water level, it is
recommended to increase the degree of
soil compaction to the minimum level of
95% Proctor (SPD) for the first case, and
98% Proctor (SPD) for the second case.
Backdrop chambers
When sewer piping is installed above the level of the chamber bot- pipe above the chamber bottom by using in-situ connectors (diame-
tom, then such a solution is called a ”backdrop chamber”. Backdrop ter; 200, 160 or 110mm).
chambers with the sewer pipes diameter up to 0.40 m and the pitch When the diameter of the sewer channel is larger than 200 mm the
between 0.5 m and 4.0 m may be installed with the downpipe either connection to Tegra 600 is made according to the way shown in the
inside or outside of the chamber. For non-entry chambers instal- picture below. The downpipe may be installed as the standard back-
lations, in this Tegra 600 chamber, it is not necessary to install the drop connection as the vertical pipe or at the angle of 45°.
downpipe. Instead the sewer pipe is connected directly to the shaft
Exemplary solution of backdrop chamber
Road gratings
Components of Tegra 600 may be also used to construct gra- The outlet may be installed at any height of the corrugated pipe
tings (with or without sediment chambers). They are an alternative on the construction site, using special “in situ” connectors.
for standard concrete gratings DN 500. In order to properly connect a standard road grating (or pavement
In order to construct such gratings use so called ”empty” base grating) with a corrugated pipe use telescopic adapter for covers
instead a chamber with a pre-formed base and a grating (class with Ø770 mm flange together with reinforced concrete adapter
C250 or D400) presented in this catalogue. for road grating (or respectively for the pavement grating) – see
figures on pages 60 and 61.
Tegra 600 sewer chamber with telescopic adapter for covers and reinforced concrete supporting
ring and D400 class road grating
Ø700
telescopic adapter for road gratings with Ø770 flange 620
115
360
62
H2
reinforced concrete supporting ring
92
Ø660
150
min. 30
max. 250
Ø600
400
H4
in situ insert Ø160 or Ø200
H1
sealing ring
H
sludge basket D type
sealing ring
H3
451
z kolniezem 3/4 z zawiasem klasy C250-D400 D400 road grating with ¾ flange
sealing ring
378
60
PHONE FAX
+48 61 891 10 00
Drogowa studzienka deszczowa Tegra 600
+48 61 891 10 11
E-MAIL
kontakt_pl@wavin.pl
z wpustem ulicznym H115 z zawiasem
Non-Entry Chamber Tegra 600
Design solutions
Road gratings
Tegra 600 sewer chamber (sediment) with the C250 class pavement grating
300 150
125
telescopic adapter for covers with Ø770 flange
300
175
H2
reinforced concrete adapter for pavement grating
92
62
max. 250
min. 30
Ø660
400
H4
Ø600
Ø160 or Ø200
in situ insert
H1
sealing ring
H
sludge basket K type
sealing ring
H3
451
Cover solutions
Chamber and grating covers should be in line with the current with a telescopic adapter for covers,
standard PN-EN 124:2000. This standard also presents the with 615 plastic cone,
classification of covers by location. with reinforced-concrete supporting ring,
Presented below are typical cover solutions for Tegra 600. with reinforced-concrete supporting ring and a telescopic
Different types of cast iron covers are used depending on gro- adapter for covers.
und conditions, road foundations, and traffic load. Cover types:
telescopic adapter
for covers Ø770 or 850
10-15 cm
dependent on the size PAD cone with
of cover base
10-30 cm
a hollow
of 800 mm
sealing
reinforced-concrete
10-30 cm
ring reinforced-concrete
1000/680 ring
1000/680
sealing
(optional)
sealing
(optional)
corrugated pipe sealing corrugated pipe
DN600 DN600
COVER WITH REINFORCED CONCRETE COVER WITH REINFORCED CONCRETE RING AND TELESCOPIC
ADAPTER FOR COVERS
Class A15 – (cover, cast iron or PE cover) used only in footways, Class C250 – (grating) used only for gratings located near pave-
bicycle tracks and areas not loaded by traffic ment curbs.
Class B125 – (cover ) used in footpaths and areas for pede- Class D400 – (cover or grating) used in motorways, paved road
strians, equivalent areas, parking lots or any areas for shoulders, and parking areas for all types of road
parking cars. vehicles.
Non-Entry Chamber
Tegra 425
The solution
7,5° 7,5°
The chamber is composed of three basic using small number of standard bases it is
elements: possible to change direction flow in every
profiled chamber bases, angle both leftward and rightward ,
corrugated shaft pipes, connection bases with one side inlet 90°,
additional connections above the ba- option to use cast iron covers and
Straight flow base 90° gratings,
se possible: “in situ” connectors ø110,
Smooth angle adjustment within the chemical resistance of PP components: in
ø160,
range of 75° – 90° line with ISO/TR 10358,
straight- or bend- flow bases, wastewater
According to the standards PN-B-10729: flow angle: 0°, 30°, 60°, 90°, chemical resistance of sealing rings in line
1999 and PN-EN 476: 2000, Tegra 425 adjustable connection angle in pipes with with ISO/TR 7620, conformity with PN-
inspection chamber is a non-entry cham- faucets: +/- 7.5º in each plane, EN 13598-2 standard,
ber with the inside diameter of 42.5 cm.
Non-entry chambers are also referred to as
inspection chambers (ICs).
conformity with PN-EN 13598-2 approval for use in sewer systems: tech- Chamber bases are made of polypropyle-
standard, nical approval of COBRTI “Instal” Warsaw, ne as monolithic elements with an additional
approval for use in the right of way: tech- no. AT/2000-02-1025-01, outer bottom and additional flexible sockets
nical approval of IBDiM (The Road and Quality assurance system used on all sta- for the connection of PVC-u sewer piping and
Bridge Research Institute) -Warsaw no. qges: designing, constructing, manu- Wavin X-Stream system.
AT/2006-03-1049, Issue II, facturing, selling and distributing and te-
sting the tightness of all produced bases
(100%).
Base configurations
Ø 100 Ø 160 Ø 200 Ø 250 Ø 315
Junction base
(type T)
Collecting base
(type X)
Corrugated pipe is made of polypropylene Cast iron covers and gratings class A15-
in dimensions ø425/476 and is offered D400 should be used and installed with a
in sections 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 and 6.0 m. If the telescopic pipe.
pipe must be extended, a corrugated pipe
with double socket should be used.
H3
205
Du
DN Index Angle Du H1 H2 H4
205
Du
H1
[mm] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
H4
H1
DN 110 3011327000 0 538 582 81 296
H4
DN
30° 160 3011328000 0 570 611 85 320
H2
30° 200 3011330000 0 619 638 93 340
H2
250 3011333000 0 909 611 80 326
315 3011336000 0 1005 668 79 383
DN
DN
60° 160 3011339000 30 611 85 320
60° 200 3011341000 30 638 93 340
DN
DN Junction (left or right inlet) – type T
DN Index Angle Du H1 H2 H3 H4
478 [mm] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
90° 478
160 3011354000 570 611 85 115 320
205
90°
200 3011356000 619 638 93 123 340
DN
205
H1
DN
H4
H1
H3
H4
DN
H3
H2
DN
Collecting (left and right inlet) – type X
H2
478
DN DN Index kąt Du H1 H2 H3 H4
90° 90°
205
478
160 3011360000 570 611 85 115 320
90° 90° 478
H3
90° 90°
H2
Du
DN
DN
205
H1
DN
DN
H4
H1
H4
DN
H3
DN
H2
H3
Du
[mm] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
H1
90° 632
H1
H3
H4
H4
DN
Inspection chamber base (continuation) for Wavin X-Stream piping - XS connector pipes
205
DN
H1
H4
H3
DN
H2
Collecting (left and right inlet) – type X
478 DN Index Angle Du H1 H2 H3 H4
DN
[mm] [°] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm] [mm]
90° 90°
205
150 3011361000 627 611 80 110 326
478
DN
DN
H1
H4
90° 90°
205
H3
DN
DN
H1
H2
Du
H4
DN
H3
Dimension Index Dy Du H1 H2
Dy /H1 (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
L1
H3
H4
Du
Dimension Index
Dy (mm)
425 3290954625
Dimension Index Dy H1
Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
“In-situ” connector
Dimension Index Du
Dy (mm) (mm)
F1
H3
H2
Dy
H2
Dimension Index Dy H1
Dy /H1 (mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
F1
H2 Dimension Index F1 H1 H2
H1 (mm) (mm) (mm)
The cover is installed with screws to the shaft pipe of ø315 and ø425.
F2
Dimension Index Du F1 F2 H1 Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
H1
425 3164931830 730 490 80 240 112
F1
Du
F1
65
H
17
30
15 25
D2
φ500
D1
D1
D2
D1
F WL = 9,8 dm2
Installation guide
1. As Tegra 425 chambers are small in size, 2. Place the base on the sand bedding and 3. Connect pipes to the base by pressing them
they may be installed in trenches assigned level it out. You may use a level tool placed into the socket. While connecting PVC smo-
for piping without the need to widen the near the socket connected with the shaft oth-wall pipes, place seals in grooves. With
trench. Individual elements are very light pipe. X-stream PP twin-walls place the seal on the
and may be handled and installed by one pipe, between two last ribs. To facilitate as-
person. Bases are installed on levelled, sta- sembly lubricate connector pipes and seals.
ble trench bottom. As the bottom of this Connected elements should be clean and
chamber is double, its location site should free from sand and gravel. Clean them thoro-
be situated 10 cm lower than a trench pre- ughly if necessary. Connect sewer pipes ad-
pared for piping. Remove large and sharp justing the connection angle (each connector
rocks from the bottom and form a sand pipe is adjustable within +/- 7.50º in each pla-
bedding of at least 10 cm thickness. ne). If possible, assign the same adjusting
range for inlet and outlet connector pipe.
4. In order to immobilize connected sewer no- 5. Cut the shaft pipe either manually or me- 6. Fix the sealing ring delivered with the base
de it is recommended to backfill the trench chanically to fit the required height of the on the external side of the pipe between 1st
at least 10 cm above the top surface of the chamber. Remember to cut between ribs. and 2nd rib. As the sealing ring fixed on the
sewer pipe. The socket for the shaft pipe Correctly cut pipe should fit (including se- corrugated pipe is profiled, its position
should stand out above the backfill. aling) in the socket of the shaft pipe. must be in line with a drawing on the label.
7. Lubricate the internal side of the socket. 8. Install the pipe with the seal in the base. 9. Backfill the trench layer by layer (max. 30
Protect connection areas against dirt. Clean if cm) along the entire circumference of the
necessary. base.
10. Compact layers of backfill uniformly along • SPD 95% for paved areas with limited traf- 11. If cast-iron covers with telescopic pipe or
the entire circumference of the inspection fic load, corrugated pipe are used, fix the sealing
chamber. Soil must be compacted adequ- • SPD 98% for roads with heavy traffic load. ring delivered with the pipes (for corruga-
ately to the current ground and water con- In the case of high ground water level (abo- ted pipes) at the highest groove between
ditions as well as the future external load. It ve the chamber bottom level) it is recom- the valley of the corrugated pipe. Connect
is recommended to compact the soil at the mended to adopt a stricter installation regi- the grating or cover with the telescopic pi-
minimum SPD level (Standard Proctor me and increase the degree of soil com- pe (snap-in-place mechanical connection).
Density) of: paction – SPD 95% for the first case, SPD
• SPD 90% for green areas, 98%for the second case.
Cover installation
It is recommended to use telescopic pipe longer than the struc- pull out the cover body together with telescopic pipe by using
tural thickness of surface layers, that means that seal connection a crowbar, lever the cover body up gradually at its circuit,
between telescopic pipe and shaft pipe should be located below fill thoroughly the space under cover with not compacted ma-
the hard surface. terial of the next surface layer,
When laying the surface, the last 4-5 cm of asphalt/concrete repeat a, b and c until getting the designed the surface da-
should be poured out layer by layer (minimum 3 times) in the tum – the final result should be 4-5 cm of the surface integra-
repeatable cycles: ted with the cover body “pressed” into the surface.
pour out the layer and compact it (according to the design See cover solutions – page 73 and installation guides – page
assumption) pushing the cover body in the surface layers, 109.
In situ connectors are designed for “on-site” making additional the pipe and after the connection is completed, precisely com-
channel connections above a base (on the height of corruga- pact the soil around it, in accordance with chamber installation
ted pipe). When connections are made in existing and operating guidelines.
sewer network, dig a trench along the entire circumference of
1. Use special drill crown drill saw to cut an 2. Install a special seal in the opening and lu- 3. Such “in-situ” connector is ready to place a
opening in the corrugated pipe. Clean and bricate it. Put special “in-situ” socket in the smooth-wall, PVC sewer pipe inside it.
polish sharp edges of the opening. opening.
Backdrop chambers
When the sewer system with diameter The downpipe is led as the standard back-
up to 0,4m is to be located within area of drop connection by using the vertical pipe
large level differences (the pitch between or the pipe at the angle of 45º.
0,5m-4,0m) it is necessary to install a back-
drop chamber, which can be made with
the downpipe either inside or outside of the
manhole.
The shaft pipe of Tegra 425 may be also used to construct gul- The outlet may be installed at any height of the corrugated pipe
lies with sediment chambers for storm-water house drains. In on the construction site, using special “in situ” connectors.
order to do so, instead of the pre-formed base - use PP bottom, Alternatively, choose ready-to-use solution of the storm-water
a section of corrugated pipe and D400 grating presented in this presented in this catalogue.
catalogue.
It is possible to install additional sludge basket under the gully.
Chamber covers
Chamber and grating covers should be in line with the cur- classification of covers by location. Presented below are typical
rent standard PN-EN 124:2000. This standard also presents the cover solutions for Tegra 425 chamber:
Class A15 – (cover) used only in footways, bicycle tracks Class D400 – (cover or grating) used in motorways, paved road
shoulders, and parking areas for all types of road
Class B125 – (cover or grating) used in footpaths and areas for
vehicles.
pedestrians, equivalent areas, parking lots or any
areas for parking cars.
PE DN 1000
Monolithic Manhole
The solution
DN 100 Monolithic chamber is the sewer manhole with the inner straight bases – I type, collecting at the angle of 45° - Y type,
diameter of 1 m and the access for cleaning and inspection. The empty – without outlets – 0 type,
manhole complies with PN-EN 476 standard safety requirements within dimensions 160mm and 200mm the connections, gra-
for installation place. ded 160/200 SW with spigot for socket connecting with
Application area: smooth wall pipes (after cutting in the right place),
installation depth up to 3,3 m, for 300mm XS socket connections for direct connecting with
for areas loaded with heavy X-Stream system,
traffic SLW 60 (loading class extension of the range possible – please check the current
H
D400), price list for manholes,
1m the slope of base bottom - 0°,
installation possible by maxi-
mum ground water level of 1m. manholes with straight bases may be installed on the channel
with two different positions of cone,
manholes with Y type bases may be used as manholes with
collecting bases (in sewer) or distribution ones (in the infiltra-
tion systems),
the landing in manhole base on the height of H=D – the lan-
ding is not flooded even when sewage fills the channel in
100%,
corrugated shaft structure,
inner diameter of the pipe: 1000mm, outer diameter 1103mm
manhole height adjustment possible by:
- cover height adjustment,
- cutting the cylindrical part of cone,
- cutting the shaft in fixed points and re-connecting the cone
with cut shaft by using sockets,
additional connections above the manhole base possible –
in-situ connectors f 110, 160 and 200,
The components of Wavin DN 1000 monolithic manhole: cone changing the manhole diameter from 1000 mm to
600mm, equipped with off-centre located, corrugated cylin-
manhole base,
drical part with ID = 600mm and OD = 670 mm,
corrugated shaft with the steps assembled inside,
safe and ergonomic entry – steel, PP coated steps,
DN 1000/600 cone with the off-centre located entry and for-
smooth manhole height adjustment on the supporting ring
med, corrugated cylindrical part, the socket and the steps.
+/- 0,07m,
shaft pipe height adjustment; cutting every 0,3m,
Technical parameters: backfill type, soil compaction degree: see the “Installation
manhole made of PE as the monolithic construction in rota- guide”,
tional moulding technology, PE chemical resistance in line with ISO/TR 10358,
height range: 1,45m, 2,05m, 2,35m and 2,95m – each depth seals chemical resistance in line with ISO/TR 7620.
possible within the range of 1 – 3,3 m (together with the
cover),
Covers
Depending on the manhole location and traffic loadings the
cover solution may consist of:
D1=1000
D2=1103
L
Seal
for NG Tegra 1000 corrugated shaft pipe
Dimension (mm) Index
1000 3264580100
In-situ connector
Dimension Index Dy Du
(mm) (mm) (mm)
90 3064822406 90 127
110 3064822407 110 127
Du Dy 160 3064823407 160 177
200 3264556027 200 228
Drilling saw for in-situ connectors universal for PE, PP, PVC
Dimension Index F1
(mm) (mm)
D1
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
D2 770* 3264600250 798 774 462 400 11,0
805** 3264600400 850 805 462 400 12,0
H
Seals
H
NOTE! In DN 1000 manhole install on the geotextile
sheet Ø or □ 1200mm
D2
950 NOTE! In DN 1000 manhole install on the geotextile
sheet Ø or □ 1200mm
Type Index L L1 Dy
(mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
Installation guide
General principles To support the base and landings during making sand bed-
PE monolithic manholes require good and stable support ding and during backfilling the trench, fill the spaces with
from the ground. Installation works should be carried out in lean, plastic concrete (maximum B15) or make sand bed-
line with the requirements of PN-ENV 1046 and PN-EN 1610 ding under the bases with using sand stabilized with con-
standards and industrial safety rules. crete (60 kg per 1 m 3 of sand).
Use of cover height Manhole height adjustment by cutting the manhole shaft
The additional height of manhole depends on type and 600/100 cone is cut in the widest part – in the end of
class of cover/grating used. 1000 socket. The shaft is shortened in the rib just under
Manhole height adjustment – cutting the cylindrical part the step. By cutting 1 step the standard depth of man-
of cone hole changes by 30 cm. The re-connection of the shor-
The manhole height may be adjusted by cutting the cylin- tened shaft and cone is the socket connection with the
drical part of cone. When the PE cover A15 class is used seal (3264580100, the rubber seal 1000) installed in the
the manhole can be shortened by 20cm. If the other co- highest rib outside the shaft.
ver solutions are applied the last rib of cone must be kept
– the maximum shortening is 15 cm.
The supporting rings and cones cannot be supported by
the manhole cone
The use of telescopic adapter requires the rib for instal-
ling the seal (Note: see the information on the cover
solutions).
Before the installation chamfer the edges of the connec- Apply the load symmetrically (side loading can tilt the
ted elements. Lubricate the seal. cone on the shaft).
When installing cone on the shaft keep the steps in The shaft can be connected with the cone before or
manhole in one line. after the manhole is installed in the ground and partially
When using the heavy equipment (e.g. excavator’ sco- backfilled
op.) remember to use a piece of wood to protect cone
edges against damage.
Cone socket
DN 1000 seal
(from NG Tegra 1000)
DN 1000 PE monolithic manhole (the standard height). PE DN 1000 monolithic manhole assembled after cutting the
shaft:
When connecting spigots with Wavin X-Stream twin wall When connecting the elements use lubricant to reduce the
pipes system use double sockets and transition fittings. forces needed in installation.
Cover solutions
Cover solutions of manhole/chambers should be in accordance reinforced supporting rings installed on fi 1200 geotextile
with the current standard PN-EN 124: 2000. This standard also sheet,
presents the classification of cover solutions by location. PAD cones installed on fi 1200 geotextile sheet,
Depending on location and traffic loads the cover solutions inc- telescopic adapters for covers,
lude connections in various configurations: cast iron covers.
A15 class cast iron or PE cover installed directly on the Presented below are typical manhole cover solutions for Tegra
cone, 1000 manhole.
cover on reinforced supporting ring cover on 600/1000 PAD cone cover solution on telescopic adapter for cover
NOTE! Telescopic adapter reduces cover diameter below 600 mm. Class B 125 – used in footpaths and areas for pedestrians, equ-
The application is acceptable only when industrial safety rules are met ivalent areas, parking lots or any areas for parking
– when the chamber is used as non-entry chamber. cars cover (B125 class cover installed on the rein-
forced concrete supporting ring, PAD cone or the
Examples of chamber cover solutions:
telescopic adapter for cover).
Class A 15 – used only in footways and cycle tracks (A15 class
Class D 400 – used in roadways, paved road shoulders, and par-
PE cover installed on the cone or A15 class co-
king areas for all types of road vehicles (D400 class
ver installed on the reinforced concrete suppor-
cover installed on the reinforced concrete suppor-
ting ring, PAD cone or the telescopic adapter for
ting ring, PAD cone or the telescopic adapter for
cover).
cover).
Non-Entry Chambers
Ø425, Ø400 and Ø315
The solution
The chambers of ø425 (DN/ID400), ø400 (DN/OD400) and ø315 may be used with groundwater level of 3 m,
(DN/ID315) under standard PN-EN 476:2001 are classified as non- type of backfill, degree of soil compaction: cf. “ø400 and ø315
entry chambers. They are frequently called “inspection chambers”. chambers – installation guide",
The chambers are composed of three basic elements: guaranteed tightness of joined system components: 0.5 bar
profiled chamber bases, load class (acc. to PN-EN 124: 2000): A15 - D400,
corrugated shaft pipes, chemical resistance of components (PP, PE, PVC-U): in line with
ISO/TR 10358,
covers.
chemical resistance of sealing rings in line with ISO/TR 7620.
Application field:
Standards and approvals:
up to the depth of 6m,
approval to use in sewage networks: technical approval of The
for the areas loaded with heavy traffic SLW60 (loading class D400),
Building Research Institute – Warsaw no. AT-15-7846/2008,
acceptable ground water level
approval to use in roadway area: technical approval of The Road
- 3 m for f400,
and Bridge Research Institute - Warsaw no. AT/2008-04-0317,
- 5 m for f315 and - f425.
positive opinion of Central Mining Institute approving the use of
the product in areas affected by mining subsidence.
Technical data:
H3
inside sewer pipes diameter: 425, 364 or 318 mm, respectively,
diameters of connected PVC-U sewer piping: 110 - 400 mm de-
pending on the chamber dimension,
additional connections above the base are possible: “in situ” con-
nectors ø110 and ø160,
H2
Chamber/manhole bases
Chamber/manhole bases are made as monolithic elements with piping are made of polyethylene (rotation moulding). The differen-
factory-installed seals. ces in terms of raw materials and production technologies used,
depend mainly on the design (size) of products.
Sockets for the sewer pipes of ø110 – ø200 are made of polypro-
pylene (injection moulding), while bases for ø250 -ø400 sewage
H1, H2, L1, Z, Dy3 concern the types of I, II, III and IV.
Dy
Type I – PE straight flow base
Dy
F1
Dy
Dy Dy Type II – PP junction base
(left and right inlet)
Z L1 Dimension Index Dy F1
Dy /Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
110/110/110 3264583620 110 508
Dy 160/160/160 3264583630 160 620
F1
200/200/200 3264581540 200 720
Dy
Type II – PE junction base
Dy Dy
(left and right inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Dy /Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
Z L1
250/250/250 3264585150 250 1010
315/315/315 3264585160 315 1195
400/400/400 3264585170 400 1460
Dy
F1
Dy
Type III – PP junction base
Dy
(left inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Z L1
Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
110/110 3264583720 110 508
160/160 3264583730 160 565
Dy
200/200 3264581640 200 615
F1
H1, H2, L1, Z, Dy3 concern the types of I, II, III and IV.
Dy
Type III – PE junction base
Dy (left inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Z L1 Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
250/250 3264585250 250 740
315/315 3264585260 315 830
400/400 3264585270 400 1000
Dy
F1
Dy
L1 Z Dimension Index Dy F1
Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
110/110 3264583820 110 508
Dy 160/160 3264583830 160 565
F1 200/200 3264581740 200 615
Dy
Dimension Index Dy F1
L1 Z Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
250/250 3264585350 250 740
315/315 3264585360 315 830
400/400 3264585370 400 1000
Dy
F1
Non-Entry
D Chambers
Z L yØ425, Ø400 and Ø315 1
Dy Dy
The chamber elements
Dy
Z L1
F1
H2
Dy Du
º
45
przepływowa
L1
Dy
º
45
L1
402,6
190
H1
Dy 402,6 Type II – collecting
a b 190 H2
(left and right inlet)
Du
H1
Dimension Index Du L1 H1 H2 a b
Dy Dy (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (°)
zbiorcza514
110 3011426000 388 303,9 11,9 11 1°
a b H2
Du 160 3011427000 562 372 355,5 17,9 17,9 1°
Dy 200 3011428000 578 338 396,7 21,9 21,9 1°
zbiorcza
Dy
L1
L1
Dimension Index Du Dy H1
Dy × H1 (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
SN2
Dy
400 x 6000 3064115076 400 364 6000
Du
Dy
Du
Manchette seal
Dimension Index
418
400/315 3190221222
315
75
400
Dimension Index
Dy (mm)
Dy 400 3190220400
Dimension Index
Dy (mm)
400 3064764606
Dy
Type I – PE straight base
Dimension Index Dy3 H1 L1 Z F1 H2
Dy3
Dy (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Z L1 for 315
H2
250 3264583050 356 674 958 676 465 220
H1
315 3264583060 356 707 1070 760 465 220
Dy H1, H2, L1, Z, Dy3 concern the types of I, II, III and IV.
F1
Dy
Dy Dy
Type II – PP junction base
(left and right inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Z L1
Dy /Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
for 315
Dy
Type III - PP junction base
Dy
(left inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
Z L1
for 315
Dy
Type III - PE junction base
Dy (left inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
Dy/Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
Z L1
for 315
F1
Dy
Type IV - PP junction base
Dy
(right inlet)
Dimension Index Dy F1
L1 Z Dy /Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
for 315
Dy
F1
Dimension Index Dy Du H1
Dy /H1 (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy Dimension Index Dy Du L1
Dy (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Du
Dimension Index
Dy (mm)
Dy
315 3190220315
Dimension Index Dy H1
Dy (mm) (mm) (mm)
Dy
Dimension Index Du
Dy (mm) (mm)
H2
H3
H2
Dimension Index F1 H1 H2
(mm) (mm) (mm)
H1
(mm) (mm) (kg)
F2
Dimension Index Du F1 F2 H1 Weight
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (kg)
H1
315 3164931820 565 365 70 240 65
F1
Du
F1
PAD cones
D1
B125 cast iron cover for Ø315 reinforced concrete cone – 2 bolts
WA
W
ER
N124 I0-C
VIN
PN E
B12
ŻEL
T
ER
25
5
PN
IW
-C
B1
EN
O
I0 124
Dy
without seal for (ø400 chamber)
Dimension Index Dy H1
Dy /H1 (mm) (mm) (mm)
B 125* Cast iron rain grating for Ø315 telescopic pipe – 2 bolts
F WL = 2,37 dm2
Dimension Index F1 Dy H1 H2
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
D400 cast iron road gully for Ø315 telescopic pipe – 2 bolts
Dimension Index B1 x D1 D2 H1 H2
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
Sludge basket for B125 and D400 type K cast iron rain gully
D2
D1
Installation guide
1. As inspection chambers are small in size, 2. Place the base horizontally on the non-com- 3. Cut the corrugated shaft pipe to fit the re-
there is no need to extend trenches above pacted sand bedding 5-10cm high (levelling quired height of the chamber on the con-
the minimum trench dimensions required to layer on the trench bottom). As-dug material struction site, using a hand saw.
install sewer piping. Individual elements are may be used as the bedding, backfill and si- Remember to cut in the middle of corruga-
very light and may be handled and installed defill, provided that it meets all requirements tion hill, not in corrugation valley!
by one person. specified for sand beddings, backfill and si-
defill materials. While levelling the base out,
remember about the build-in slope of the ba-
se bottom of 1.5%. In straight-flow bases, an
arrow indicates the correct direction of sewa-
ge flow.
4. Fix the sealing ring at the lowest groove 5. Clean and lubricate the base socket. (use only 6. Backfill the chamber with a loose material;
between the outer ribs of the corrugated professional lubricates approved for rubber the material must be easy to compact.
shaft pipe. seals and plastics). Fix the shaft pipe in the Backfill layers must be uniformly spread
base socket and push home. This connection around the shaft pipe. Compact the backfill
is tight. The cap removed from the base soc- in layers (layer thickness: up to 30cm). Soil
ket must be fixed on top of the corrugated pi- must be compacted adequately to current
pe to protect it against contamination during conditions in the location, as well as exi-
subsequent work-in-progress. sting or expected external loads. It is re-
commended to compact the soil at the mi-
nimum SPD level (Standard Proctor
Density) of SPD 92% for green areas, SPD
95% for paved areas with limited traffic lo-
ad, and SPD 98% for roads with heavy
traffic loads. In the case of high ground wa-
ter level (above the chamber bottom level) it
is recommended to adopt a stricter instal-
lation regime and increase the degree of
soil compaction – one level up.
7. If cast-iron covers with telescopic pipe or 8. Lubricate the sealing ring and fix the cover.
corrugated pipe are used, fix the sealing Align the position of the top part of the gra-
ring delivered with the pipes at the highest ting or cover with the level of the surroun-
groove between the valley of the corruga- ding area.
ted pipe. Connect the grating or cover with
the telescopic pipe (snap-in-place mecha-
nical connection).
In situ connectors are designed for “on-site” making additional When connections are made in existing and operating sewer
channel connections above a base (on the height of corruga- network, dig a trench along the entire circumference of the
ted pipe). pipe and after the connection is completed, precisely com-
pact the soil around it, in accordance with chamber installation
guidelines.
1. Use special drill saw to cut an opening in 2. Install a special seal in the opening and lu- 3. Such “in-situ” connector is ready to place a
the corrugated pipe. Clean and polish bricate it. Put special “in-situ” socket in the smooth-wall, PVC sewer pipe inside it.
sharp edges of the opening. opening.
Backdrop chambers
When the sewer system with diameter up to 0,4m is to be located chamber shaft by using in-situ connector (ø110 or ø160). When the
within area of large level differences (the pitch between 0,5m-4,0m) it sewer supply pipe diameter is bigger than 160mm the connection
is necessary to install a backdrop chamber, which can be made with to Tegra 425, shaft pipe is made according to the way shown in the
the downpipe either inside or outside of the manhole. picture. The downpipe is led as the standard backdrop connection
by using the vertical pipe or the pipe at the angle of 45º.
In the case of non-entry chambers, in this Tegra 425, it is not neces-
sary to install the downpipe. Connection can be made directly to the
Elements of inspection chambers: ø315, ø400 and ø425 may Alternatively, choose ready-to-use solution of the ø315 and 425
be also used to construct gullies with sediment chambers for rain water chamber presented in this catalogue.
storm-water house drains. In order to do so, instead of the pre- It is possible to connect additional sludge basket under the gully
formed base - use PP cover/bottom, a section of corruga- (cf. pages 90 and 67)
ted pipe and grating (of B125 or D400class) presented in this
Optionally an additional sludge basket may be installed under
catalogue.
the gully.
The outlet may be installed at any height of the corrugated pipe
on the construction site, using special “in situ” connectors.
Cover solutions
Chamber and grating covers should be in line with the current sification of covers by location. Presented below are typical cover
standard PN-EN 124:2000. This standard also presents the clas- solutions for inspection chambers:
telescopic pipe
seal Ø 425
reinforced
concrete cone
or plastic cone
PAD
supporting
cone
Class A15 – (cover) used only in footways, bicycle tracks Class D400 –(cover or grating) used in motorways, paved road
shoulders, and parking areas for all types of road
Class B125 – (cover or grating) used in footpaths and areas for
vehicles.
pedestrians, equivalent areas, parking lots or any
areas for parking cars.
The solution
Wavin chambers adjusted to the individual projects are made of the base can be made of plates, injected or rotomolded ele-
polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) structural pipes: ments. The base is equipped with welded connections (sockets
twin wall pipes within dimensions range DN/ID from 300 up to or spigots) designed for connecting various material pipelines (PE,
1400mm, PP. PVC-u, GRP, clay, concrete and others). The connectors can
be installed above the chamber bottom or in it. The base may ha-
corrugated pipes within dimensions range up to 425, 600 and
ve additional chamber under its bottom to anchor the chamber in
1000mm,
araeas with hogh ground water level,
spirally welded within dimensions up to 2400mm.
shaft pipe made of structural pies with dimension DN/ID 800 for
The pipes are designed for non-pressure sanitary sewer and dra-
the non-entry chambers or ≥DN/ID 800 for manholes,
inage or installation system housing (housing for water meters,
steps or ladders (only in manholes),
accessories, flaps and valves, pump stations).
manhole chimney – in manholes deeper than 3m, dimension
The solution includes:
≥600mm. The height of operating chamber is at least 1,8m.
sewer chambers – straight flow and collecting flow. Below ground chambers and tanks can be used with shafts/tops
sediment chambers, which are the manhole or inspection shafts in form of the chamber
backdrop chambers, pressure relieve chambers for flow equaliza- (without bottom) made of structural pipe and connected with entry
tion and loss of energy flow, opening of below ground tank/chamber.
chambers for installation system housing (housing for water me- For non-entry shafts dimensions of structural pipes are up to DN/ID
ters, accessories, flaps and valves, pump stations), 800mm, for entry shafts dimensions amounts to ≥DN/ID800mm.
below ground vertical and horizontal tanks,
The pipes are connected with tank roof by using connector sleeves,
shafts/tops for below ground chambers and tanks. sockets with seal or by welding methods.
Wavin sewer chambers consist of:
the chamber base made of the Wavin structural pipe with welded
flat bottom or the flow gutter (the base),
Fig 1. Exemplary solutions for chambers with straight base made of Fig 2. Exemplary solutions for sediment chambers made of structu-
structural pipes: ral pipes – one wall, corrugated pipes or twin wall Wavin X-Stream
pipes:
various solutions possible: angular, junction, collecting – dimen-
sions and connection angles optional, various shaft dimensions possible, various: depths of sediment
socket connections or spigots. part, dimensions and making of connectors possible,
socket connections or spigots.
Fig 3. Exemplary solution for eccentric manhole made of structu- Fig 4. Exemplary solution for chambers – horizontal tanks made of
ral pipes. structural pipes.
Cover solutions
Covers of manholes made for individual order should be in line with The other cover types can be used basing on commonly available
PN-EN 124 standard. For the manhole made of DN/OD 1000 one concrete and cast iron products: supporting rings (dimension lar-
wall, corrugated pipe the NG Tegra 1000 cone can be adjusted. ger than chamber shaft), floor slabs with opening for cover of the
For chambers made of one wall pipes DN/ID 425, 600 and 1000 relevant class. The cover solution is selected by the designer. When
standard Wavin covers may be adjusted (for 425, 600 and 1000 floor slab with DN600 entry is used, covers from Wavin offer may be
chambers). applied.
Installation guide
Chambers made of structural pipes should be installed on the sand The installation of cover solutions designed for Wavin chambers in
bed prepared of soil accepted for applying in the road engineering (in line with PN-EN 124 should provide safe transferring of traffic loads
line wit PN-S-02205) in line with the recommendations given in the to the loaded ground or the surface structural layers. When the
project technical specification acceptable loads are exceeded supporting ring or other solution
should be applied to spread the load properly (e.g. geotextile). The
The space around the shaft pipe and telescopic pipe (min 0,3 m
top plate should be separated from shaft pipe with the construction
from the pipe wall) should be compacted with layers ≤ 0,3 m (to
gap of the width of 5cm at least. When laying the surface protect
avoid ovalization), in line with PN-EN 1610 and PN-ENV 1046:2007.
cast iron cover against displacement (e.g. make a cavity in the plate).
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Other
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Chambers on the individual request
Order forms
Additional information for chambers order form 9. To define clearly the given chamber solution inlets and outlets sho-
1. In case there is lack of data in the inquiry/order form, the cham- uld be determined by giving nominal diameter and material of the
ber material (PE or PP) is selected by Wavin company basing on pipe connected to the chamber, e.g.:
chamber connection analysis. - 160/PVC – gravity sewer made of PVC smooth wall pipes
2. Standard chamber dimensions are: 300, 400, 500 ,600, 800, 1000 - 300/XS – gravity sewer made of X-Stream PP structural pipes
and 1200 mm. According to the standard bigger diameters are al- - 150/PE/PP – gravity sewer or drainage made of other PE/PP
so available. In case of non-standard dimension order Wavin com- structural pipes
pany can offer close standard dimension. - 160 PE 100 SRD (…) PE 100 SRD pressure…,
3. In standard (according to PN-EN 476) DN ≥ 1000 mm chambers - 300/concrete
are treated as manholes. The chambers are equipped with steps 10. When the ground water is present in the place of chamber fo-
or ladders accordant to the standards respectively – PN-EN 13101 undation and its level reaches over the higher chamber inlet the
and PN-EN 14396. chamber bottom must be protected against deformation and hy-
On the customer request, within the PN-EN 476 standard requ- drostatic lift:
irements also the chambers of dimensions 800 ≤ DN < 1000 mm - sand trap chambers are protected by welding the stiffening and
and depth up to 3,0 m can be regarded as manholes. by extending the chamber wall below the bottom to anchor it in
4. Chambers with bases profiled for gravity sewer networks made of concrete
smooth wall pipes are produced of PP gravity or PE pressure pi- - chambers with profiled base are equipped with double bottom
pes with spigot outlets (SDR 17,6-21). and DN 110 mm sockets to fill the space between bottom plates
5. Chambers with bases profiled for gravity sewer networks made of and to ventilate them
X-Stream structural pipes are produced of X-Stream pipes with 11. Any derogations from the solutions described above should be
socket endings. marked in “NOTES” section.
6. Chambers wit bases profiled for gravity sewer networks made of 12. Each time when departure from requirements written in inquiry/or-
pipes other than structural or for other systems (e.g. traditional) are der form is necessary Wavin informs recipient and proposes new
produced of PP gravity or PE pressure pipes (SDR 17,6-21) with solution to be accepted.
spigot outlets enabling connections with other systems (via transi-
tion fittings like system adapters).
7. Installation rules for chamber connection sockets located above the
base:
- to connect gravity sewer system made of PVC-u, PE or PP smo-
oth wall pipes or traditional systems (concrete or clay), the PE or
PP pressure pipe spigot is used as
- the socket ending for joining sewer system via socket, double
socket or adapters (transition fittings), the fittings are not delivered
together with chamber supply
- to connect gravity sewer system or drainage system made of
structural PE/PP X-Stream pipes, X-Stream structural pipe socket
(without seal) is used as the socket ending
- to connect PE pressure sewer system, the PE pressure spigot
is used for joining with sewer system (welding or screwed fittings),
the fittings are not delivered together with chamber supply
8. Thanks its length the spigot pipe regarded as connection socket
provides the connection with sewer system through double socket
or sleeve. Longer sockets are supplied on request.
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phone: +48 61 891 10 00
Phone/Fax: __________________________________ E-mail: ____________________________________ fax: +48 61 891 10 11
Investment:
Please valuate/produce* the ring or empty base for Tegra 1000 with sockets according to the dimensions defined in the drawing:
and 1000mm
empty base
General remarks:
Distances counted from empty base bottom or from the beginning of cylindrical part of the ring.
Available socket types: short Ø250, 315, 400, 500 mm.
Sockets types Long socket: Ø250, 315, 400, 500mm. Please define the socket end type – chamfered/not chamfered.
Short for welding Notes – any derogations from the standard described in the enclosure.
Ladder (without chamfering)
* Delete as appropriate. The orderer stamp and signature are required in the order. Additional information for the order form is on the previous page.
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Chambers on the individual request
Order forms
Additional information to socket order form 4. To determine clearly the individual customer need for the additio-
1. Additional sockets DN 250, 315, 400 or 500 are installed in the fol- nal socket pipes the following parameters/information should be
lowing parts of chambers: defined/given:
empty base and in standard supporting rings of first generation a) the element which will be welded with socket (empty base or
Tegra 1000. The sockets are produced of PE 100 SDR26 pipes ring) plus its length
(SDR 17 pipes are acceptable). The table presents possible con- b) socket dimension, its type (short/long) and its finishing (chamfe-
nection options. red/not chamfered)
Note: due to the socket connections made in first generation c) socket location, in this:
Tegra 1000 the upper edge of socket should not reach higher than - the angle of deflection between entry axis and ladder axis
13,5cm from the upper edged of the supporting ring. (concerns only supporting rings)
2. In standard connections two types of sockets can be selected: Note: in case of bigger number of sockets in empty base lowest
a) short – reaching the chamber wall located entry axis is assumed as 0°, the remaining sockets are
b) long – coming into chamber inside related to the particular entry axis
Solution with the pipe coming across the ring or the base with the - entry axis height over the upper edge of Tegra 1000 element
sockets put outside is also acceptable (for a special order). (from empty base bottom or upper edge of cylindrical part of the
3. The standard pipe ends can be adjusted to: supporting ring – behind the socket
connection with pipe socket or PVC-u fitting where the socket end 5. Each time, when it sis necessary to depart requirements written in
is chamfered and the length of short sockets spigot (on the outer inquiry/order form Wavin informs customer on the fact and propo-
side) and both ends of long sockets (inside and outside) is adju- ses solution to be accepted by the customer.
sted to the length of sockets accordant to PN-EN 1401 standard 6. Any derogation from the solutions written below should be clearly
welded connection where the end pipe is not chamfered marked in the “Remarks” column.
Standard
requirements
Sewer chambers are covered by the standard system PN-EN The new obligatory parameter for chambers is the acceptable level
476:2001 “General requirements for components used for gravity of underground water treated as the constant loading. The standard
sewer systems” which includes chambers of the depth of 1,25m instal- requires also new, very demanding tests of durability and structu-
led in non-traffic areas. ral integrity of chamber bases checked by the load from underground
water level declared by a producer.
Specified requirements for underground manhole and non-entry
chambers made of thermoplastic materials (PVC-U, PP and polyethy- According to the standard requirements, the tests of chambers’ dura-
lene PE) are included in the following standards:: bility and their structural integrity have to be carried out in 1000-hour
negative pressure test where the negative pressure value should be
PN-EN 13598-1:2005 Plastics piping systems for non-pressure un-
related to the declared level of underground water. The tests assume
derground drainage and sewerage - Unplasticized poly(vinyl chlori-
2 m of column of water as the minimum level.
de) (PVC-U), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE)
Part 1: Specifications for ancillary fittings including shallow inspec- Additionally, the standard requires the checking of the acceptable traf-
tion chambers fic load and tightness of connectors joining chambers with sewer
pipes (by the pipes deflection of 5% and axial deflection of 2° - tests
PN-EN 13598-2:2009 Plastics piping systems for non-pressure un-
complying the “D” condition).
derground drainage and sewerage – Unplasticized poly(vinyl chlori-
de) (PVC-U), polypropylene (PP) and polyethylene (PE) Fulfilling all requirements of the standard guarantee strength and relia-
Part 2: Specifications for manholes and inspection chambers in bility of plastic chambers in traffic conditions, with big installation dep-
traffic areas and deep underground installations which concerns ths and loading of underwater pressure.
chambers installed in depth of maximum 6 m in the areas loaded Requirements defined in standard EN 13595-2 and related to cham-
with heavy traffic. The standard describes the mechanical and ope- bers are of wider scope than requirements previously applied in appro-
rational requirements, the minimum required marking and methods val procedures (i.e. COBRTI Instal approvals or ITB approvals).
used for testing the chambers.
Until now the Wavin chambers had approvals issued by COBRTI ITB
Owing to the wide range of possible applications of chambers inc- and The Road and Bridge Research Institute. The new non-entry
luded in the standard and due to the static and dynamic loads and chambers Tegra 600 and Tegra 425 as well as Ø400 chamber inc-
the underground water pressure which affect the chambers, PN-EN luded in Wavin offer fulfil the requirements of PN-EN 13598-2 standard.
13598-2:2009 standard introduces a new operational feature. The
Tegra 600 and Tegra 425 have been already tested and positively met
producer is obliged to determine the parameter. The parameters hi-
the new standard requirements (column of water up to 5 m). The new
therto required are:
Ø400 chamber and Ø315 are adjusted to the 3m of the groundwater.
- geometric dimensions
Chambers that were subject to a limited scope of test are also availa-
- acceptable installation depth ble on the market. Comparing the scope of tests carried out on pro-
- acceptable traffic load. ducts may provide the basis for assessing the strength and operational
features of chambers.
Sewer chambers are elements of the sewage system and they non-entry chambers are less than 1.0 metre in diameter and
are used for periodical maintenance works in the system. are designed for above-ground operator’s work without ente-
Sewer chambers are classified by their diameter and possibi- ring the chamber.
lity of operator’s access and categorized as manholes and non- Non-entry chambers are recommended as the equipment of a
entry chambers. The latter are frequently called “inspection sewage system made of plastic pipes.
chambers”). In the above standard:: Wavin portfolio includes Tegra 1000 manholes (1 m in
manholes are at least 1.0 metre in diameter and are designed diameter) and inspection (non-entry) chambers with the
for operator access (in and out of the manhole) to carry out diameter of 315, 400, 425 and 600 mm.
maintenance and operation works inside,
In terms of their functions, sewer chambers and manholes are fitted with a downpipe either inside or outside of the cham-
divided into: ber. In manholes and non entry inspection chambers it is
possible not to use downpipes.
inspection chambers – designed to carry out maintenance
works, used in combined, sanitary, and rainwater systems, Due to their design, chambers and manholes can be divided
into:
storm water chambers – installed on house drains (usually with
a sand trap) or in the network, with a grating, used in combined pre-formed – if at least the basic part of the service cham-
systems (with water closing) or rainwater systems , ber and manhole through-sewer pipes are made of pre-formed
backdrop chambers – used to connect the sewer pipes abo- materials,
ve the bottom of the chamber base. If the sewer pipes dia- monolithic - if at least the service chamber is of monolithic
meter is over 0.40 m, the sewer pipes should be constructed design.
; if the sewer pipes diameter is below 0.40 m and the level Inspection chambers and manholes presented in this
difference is between 0.5m and 4.0m, sewer pipes may be catalogue are pre-formed.
Requirements related to inspection chambers are also included in A chamber with its depth up to 3 m and diameter within the range
standard PN-EN 476:2011. of 800 mm ≤ DN < 1000 mm should be regarded as a manhole
with an access for cleaning and inspection and occasional entry of a
According to this standard an inspection chamber of inside diame-
worker equipped with a harness.
ter equal to 1000 mm is a manhole-type chamber with control and
maintenance access.
a) ≥ Ø 600
b) ≥ Ø 600
c) ≥ Ø 600
This kind of chamber should have the following dimensions:
450 max 450 max 450 max
entry diameter: 600 mm,
height of entrance section (narrowed to 600 mm) – max. 450 mm ø700
entrance channel i.e. shaft which connects operational chamber
3000
with the ground surface designed for maintenance personnel ac- max
mm.
Tegra 1000 manholes meet the above requirements.
Practical considerations indicate that when it is impossible to obtain Standards do not define dimension requirements for non-entry
a minimum of 1800 mm in the height of an operational chamber, inspection chambers. Minimal dimensions of inspection chambers
then a non-entry inspection chamber should be installed. According suitable for the equipment used, should be defined by the user of a
to the standard above, dimensions of manholes will meet national network. Wavin offer a wide range of non-entry chambers.
safety requirements.
Operational requirements
Requirements related to steps or ladders the step width should be larger than 300 mm,
Manholes should be equipped with steps pursuant to PN EN 13101: minimal distance from the wall in any point should be longer
2005 „Steps for manhole chambers - Requirements, marking, than 150 mm,
testing and evaluation of conformity” or they should have fixed lad- maximum distance between two brackets on the height of lad-
ders pursuant to PN EN 14396: 2006 “Fixed ladders for manholes”. der should not exceed 3000 mm,
Steps may be single (suitable for one foot) or double (suitable for the distance between ground level and the surface of the first
both feet). The distance between internal wall of a chamber and front step as well as distance between lower step and chamber
part of steps should be at least 120 mm. Vertical gap between steps bottom should be smaller than the distance between steps
should be between 250 and 350mm. consecutive.
PN EN 13101:2005 standard requires that double steps are at least Ladder installed in Tegra 1000 fulfils all the standard requirements, is
250 mm wide, while the depth of such steps should exceed 120 in line with the standard and marked with CE mark.
mm. In order to create efficient support for a shoe and provide ergo-
Requirements for conformity of pipes’ bottoms
nomic grip for a hand the width of a step profile should be of min. 20
Standard PN EN 476 defines also a parameter influencing hydraulic
mm and its perimeter not more than 14,5cm.
features – uniformity of pipes’ bottom.
Steps installed in DN 1000 monolithic manhole fulfil all the
The standard states that in connections the uniformity of pipes’ bot-
standard requirements, are in line with the standard and
toms and values of maximum tolerance must be maintained, whe-
marked with CE mark. Manholes produced from structu-
reas the value of maximum tolerance is defined by the following
ral pipes for individual order are also equipped with steps of
principles:
this kind.
nominal size below or equal to DN/OD 315 or DN/ID 300 - offset
PN-EN 13898 standard defines also requirements for ladders instal-
up to 6 mm,
led in manholes. The ladders should be in line with PN-EN 14396
nominal size exceeding DN/OD 315 or DN/ID 300 - offset 0,02x
and tested in puling out and vertical loading tests carried out by
DN but not larger than 30 mm.
parameters of:
Plastic chambers are installed in sewage centers, in flow direc- necting elements which meet the European standard require-
tion bends and in channel junctions. Typical chambers range ments. Thanks modern materials properties and technically ad-
is supplemented with sewer pipes and fittings and other con- vanced equipment the sewage network can be developed by
using expanded range of sewer fittings (elbows, tees, reductions, uld fulfill the general requirements described in PN-EN 476:2001
plugs, transition adapters). All the elements built in the sewa- standard.
ge system (pipes, fittings, chambers with connecting parts) sho-
7. Structural integrity – main pipe channel deformation extrapola- No cracks and damages (according to PN- PN-EN 14830:2007
ted for 50 years in direction: EN 13598-2:2009)
Test parameters:
Negative pressure p= -0,5 bar, T temperature = 22 till 25°C,
testing time
t≥1000 hours
8. Impact resistance: No cracks and other damages influencing PN-EN 13598-2:2009
Weight type: r=50mm functionality D Enclosure
temperature T = (23±2)°C
weight mass: 1kg
drop height : 2,5 m
Ribbed shaft pipe
9. Ring stiffness Stiffness class in kN/m2≥reqired SN2 PN-EN 14982:2007
Ladder in Manholes
10. Fixing resistance to pulling with horizontal force of 1 kN No damages PN-EN 13598-2:2009
11. Steps resistance to loading with vertical load of 2kN Load deflection ≤10mm PN-EN 14396:2006
Plastic strain after unloading≤5mm B Enclosure
Chamber covers
Cover classes
Classification and location of covers is described in detail in the Covers of A15 class may be placed directly on the upper edge of
PN-EN 124: 2000 standard "Gully covers and manhole covers for a chamber. Locating cast-iron covers of higher classes on Wavin
vehicular and pedestrian areas. Design requirements, type testing, chambers should include the so called ”floating” solution i.e. it sho-
marking, quality control” uld safely transfer traffic load onto the ground or road structural ele-
ments. Moreover cast-iron covers and their supporting elements
Presented below are sections of this Standard referring to:
(e.g. concrete rings ) should not be based on the upper edge of a
classification of covers:
chamber. The gap of width between 3 -5 cm should be maintained
“Gully covers and manhole covers shall be classified into one of between the upper edge of a chamber and a supporting element of
the following classes: A15, B125, C250, D400, E600, F900”. a manhole/chamber.
location of covers:
The gap should be filled with non-swelling soil or assembly foam.
“Appropriate class of manhole cover or gully cover to be used de-
Elements of covers should be bond with the road surface and an
pends upon the place of installation. The various places of instal-
expansion joint should be provided between chamber shaft and
lation have been divided into Groups numbered 1 to 6. The dra-
the surface bond with a cover. It is designed that covers with rings/
wing presents "typical highway cross-section showing the loca-
cones are supported on load-bearing ground bottom or on the lower
tion of Groups and typical detail of hard shoulder showing the lo-
layer of the road base, while cover with telescopic element (pipe or
cation of the Groups”. For each group of locations, guidelines as
adopter) are supported on the upper layer of the road base.
to the recommended types of grating and manhole covers are
presented in brackets.
Selection of the appropriate type of grating and manhole covers is the
group 1
task and responsibility of the Designer.
If there are any doubts, the higher class type should be selected".
General guidelines by layer along the entire circumference of the chamber. Obtain
Proper installation of Wavin “floating” covers provides: the ground compaction required by the installation manual and
the technical design for hard surfaces. Protect backfill and
compact joint between surface and the cover solution or the
sandfill layers against washing out.
telescopic pipe,
no gaps between surface and cast iron/plastic elements, The installation manual should be treated as the general
guidelines.
support for cover on its entire surface (multi-point support for
cover). Contractor responsible for cover installation is obliged to adjust
The layer which binds cast iron elements with surface should be the installation mode to the given technical design of the road
compact, with the thickness of min. 4-5 cm. The stiff elements surface structure. He can reserve his right to change the cover
of cover solution (e.g. supporting cone) should be placed mini- installation mode and to introduce his own improvements.
mum 10 cm below the surface level. In bituminous surfaces it is However, he is obliged to keep Wavin recommendations and
recommended to replace stiff supporting elements with plastic guidelines connecting covers installation.
ones (e.g. TAR cones), which could be installed nearer the sur- Check all the elements before installation. Damaged elements
face (min 5-6 cm). must not be used.
The trench must be properly compacted before laying the road
surface – the soil around chambers should be compacted layer
Laying the new hard surface in three-layer e.g.:. 25 cm of base course (road-metal or broken aggregate).
4 cm of abrasive layer,
10 cm of bituminous base (setting) layer ,
surface level
1. L
evel the upper edge of the chamber about 35 cm under the plan-
ned road surface level (on the level the upper freezeproof layer).
freezeproof layer
Compact thoroughly the soil around the chamber beginning from its
bottom part. The soil shall be compacted layer by layer (max 30 cm)
according to the chamber installation guide. Protect backfilling aga-
inst washing out in line with PN-EN 1610 and PN-ENV 1046.
3. C
onnect the telescopic pipe with cover/gully – place pipe’s catches
with groove in the cover body. Protect the telescopic adapter entry
with the steel plate.
4. Insert the telescopic part of the adapter or the pipe into the chamber
shaft. Use the telescopic pipe seal for the connection sealing. The se-
al must be installed inside the shaft in its higher groove. Lay the base
course made of road metal and compact it thoroughly.
5. U
ncover the chamber, move its telescopic part up. Backfill the hollow surface level
which has formed after moving up the chamber. Thoroughly fill the
spaces under telescopic adapter or cover assembled on telescopic
pipe. Before laying the bituminous base layer lay the upper part of co-
ver in a way it is located minimum 20% over the non-compacted
layer. 10cm bituminous base layer
freezeproof layer
6. B
efore rolling the layer protect cover and pipe by backfilling them
with sand or thin sheet. Telescopic adapter should be protected with
steel plate.
surface level
freezeproof layer
7. R
oll the asphalt layer. When the cover is already installed it should be
pressed down first by rolling its middle part without vibrations.
surface level
10cm
bituminous
base layer
freezeproof layer
8. J ust after finishing this operation move the cover up with telescopic
pipe or telescopic adapter by using a pick or a spade.
9. F
ill the space under cover/telescopic adapter by using wooden scra-
pers. Fill all the empty spaces thoroughly. If it is needed supplement
the asphalt.. Material surrounding cover frame will be additionally
compacted during compacting and rolling the next surface layer.
10. . If it is required protect the cover again with steel sheet or complete
the gravel/sand layer. Put the cover on the telescopic adapter. If ne-
ede (e.g. in case of sloping pavement, big clearance between tele-
scopic adapter frame and cover body) screw the cover down to the
surface.
4 cm abrasive layer
freezeproof layer
4 cm
abrasive layer
12. W
hen cover with telescopic pipe is used repeat previously made
operation – after the road finisher is removed from installation place freezeproof layer
the cover should be uncovered and moved up (by using e.g. a pick
or a spade) to be higher than the non-compacted bituminous layer
(min. 20% of the layer thickness).
13. F
ill the space surrounding the protruding cover with hot asphalt
mass. All empty spaces must be filled thoroughly.
4 cm abrasive layer
freezeproof layer
4 cm abrasive layer
freezeproof layer
14. C
lean the cover thoroughly and roll in one plane together with the
asphalt mass. First press down the cover by rolling it in its middle
part without vibrations. After finishing the works remove asphalt resi-
dues from the cover.
Auxiliary materials
Software for chamber selection: The software includes current product and prices database. Prices
can be up-dated on line.
chamber selection and specification,
price calculation,
material specification for projects.
All Wavin products come with complete catalogue Wavin provides effective solutions for essential needs of daily life: safe distribution
documentation and support of our technical experts. of drinking water; sustainable management of rainwater and waste water; energy-
efficient heating and cooling for buildings. Wavin’s European leadership, local pre-
sence, commitment to innovation and technical support, all benefit our customers.
We consistently achieve the highest sustainability standards and ensure total relia-
Wavin Metalplast-Buk is continuously developing and improving its products;
bility of supply to support our customers to achieve their objectives.
therefore, we reserve the right to modify or change our product specifications
without prior notice. All information contained herein was prepared in good
faith and was considered up-to-date and without any reservations as at the
date when this specification was printed. This catalogue does not constitute an
offer within the meaning of the Civil Code, it only provides the information on
the product portfolio offered by Wavin Metalplast-Buk