 |
|
| Browse | Ask | Answer | Search | Join/Login |
|
|
||||
|
Cut out the damaged pipe. If the pipe has a crack 3" long, the amount of damaged pipe is probably longer. Cut a new piece of pipe to fit between the cuts, put a shielded coupling on each end. Put in place, slide shielded couplings over joints and tighten.
You could use a glue coupling on one end but why make it any harder than it has to be. The metal shielding of the couplings will make the pipe just as ridged. In order to center the couplings over the joints, the minimum cut out has to be at least as long as the length of one coupling. |
||||
| Question Tools | Search this Question |
Add your answer here.
Check out some similar questions!
Please convert 1. "Evolution", 2."Transformation", 3."Phoenix" in Sanskrit God bless - this will be used for a tattoo
Both pictures have stickers on the back stating with a "certification seal" that the Picasso is a original etching and the Joan Miro is a lithograph. Moro looks real to me but I can't take the frames off to feel if the paint is real or maybe I don't know what a lithograph should feel like just a...
Hi All, Actually, I'm not very well in programming but a task is assigned to me related to .Net. Basically, there is a database in Microsoft Access. I have made forms in it which are based on queries to retrieve required results. I have also made graph of it. Now, I have to merge this...
Hi, Friends. I'm trying to connect 2 6" PVC pipes in a storm drain line. The OD of the pipes is 6-5/8". A Fernco no-hub sounds like the right item to use, but the ID shown is 6", and I haven't been able to locate one that sounds like it will fit my installation. What's the secret here that I...
View more questions Search
|
