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U-Shaped, Non-Grated, Pre-Engineered Trench Drains
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Norstar IndustriesBox 119, R.R. 1
Morris, MB R0G 1K0
Course Number: XXXXXXLearning Units: 1.00
U-Shaped, Non-Grated, Pre-Engineered Trench Drains
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At the end of this program, participants will be able to:
• Discuss the evolution of surface methods of drainage
• Evaluate the functional features of u-shaped, single-slotted, non-grated trench drain systems and compare them to those of other trench drain systems
• Identify trench drain system components
• Describe design considerations and installation requirements
Learning Objectives
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As construction materials evolved, simple ditches gave way to cast-in-place, pre-cast concrete, corrugated slot
drains, polymer concrete trenches, fiberglass trench drains, pre-engineered HDPE, and LLDPE grated slot
drains
Brief History of Drainage Surface & Floor Methods of Drainage
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Traditional Trench DrainsSurface & Floor Methods of Drainage
• Cast-in-place
• Pre-cast concrete
• Slotted
• Pre-engineered
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• Single slot-style mouth on top of a formed, u-shaped base
• No grate required
• Low maintenance
• Sanitary
• Cost effective
Non-Grated, U-Shaped, Single-Slotted Drains Surface & Floor Methods of Drainage
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• Fiberglass
• HDPE (high-density polyethylene)
• Stainless steel and galvanized metal
Drain MaterialsSurface & Floor Methods of Drainage
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• Grated, u-shaped drains average $60-70 per lineal foot (include replacement grates at $15-20 per lineal foot)
• Galvanized u-shaped, single-slotted, non-grated drains average $40 per lineal foot
Cost Comparison Surface & Floor Methods of Drainage
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• One straight channel with a single slot profile blends neatly with surrounding surface materials
• Clean, crisp lines make it suitable for a variety of applications
Aesthetics Functions & Features
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• Pre-engineered slope makes it a self-cleaning system
• Can be cleaning manually using:– drain cleaning paddle– custom flush valve– pressure washer
CleaningFunctions & Features
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Test results, as determined by the Faculty of Engineering(civil engineering department) at the University of Manitoba
• The computed flow capacity of a 1” (commercial) slot opening was 0.040 ft/s or 18 gallons per minute (per foot of slot)
• The computed flow capacity of a½” (residential) slot openingwas 0.026 ft/s or 11.4 gallons per minute (per foot of slot)
FlowFunctions & Features
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• Structural capabilities are in direct relation to the strength of the surrounding concrete
• Weight load is channeled through the u-shaped drain and into the concrete floor
Structural CapabilitiesFunctions & Features
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• Used in facilities with stringent sanitary regulations (food and beverage industry)
• Durable, easy to clean
• No grates – no components that break
• Machine placement is not limited by drain placement
DurabilityFunctions & Features
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• Car washes, Car dealerships• Food processing plants• Farm shops• Parking lots• Airport tarmacs• Municipal buildings• Ambulance bays• Aircraft hangars• Gas stations• Fire halls• Any area requiring drainage
OverviewApplications
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A commercial grade system may be available as 16-gauge, hot dipped galvanized or stainless steel, in three meter (3m = 9’ 10”) sections that are pre-sloped .05% (½”)
Commercial ApplicationsApplications
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Example: Commercial Application Applications
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• Rebar tie-ins• Leveling brackets• Flush valves
Commercial System FeaturesApplications
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• Sump pit alternatives
• Sump pits
Commercial System FeaturesApplications
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• Sump pits– single inlets– silt baskets– lids
Commercial System FeaturesApplications
Silt basket
Single inlet
Silt basket
Lids
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Commercial System FeaturesApplications
• Sump pits– "L" flange– duel inlet
• Oil separator pits
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• ADA compliant• ½" opening• Two slopes
• Sump pits
Residential ApplicationsApplications
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• Components of drain system arrive at the site in sections, factory-ready, for bolting together
Factory-ReadyInstallation
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• Step 1 Excavate a trench
Installation: New ConstructionInstallation
• Step 2Pre-pour concrete pad
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• Step 3Install sump pits
Installation: New ConstructionInstallation
• Step 4Secure deepest section
• Step 5Bolt sections together
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• Step 6Fasten mounting brackets
Installation: New ConstructionInstallation
• Step 7Tie the rebar
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• Step 8Two concrete pours
Installation: New ConstructionInstallation
• Step 9Clean the drain system
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New Drain, Existing Floors• Mark out desired location of new drain and remove
existing drain• Follow steps for a new installation – dowel into either
side of exposed slab
Replace Existing Drain System• Remove grates and walls of existing trench drain, and
follow steps for a new installation• If existing drain walls cannot be removed, and the
existing trench is deep enough, place new drain inside the trench, secure to desired level, and pour into place
RetrofittingInstallation
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• Single channel provides efficient drainage
• Aesthetically pleasing
• Sanitary and durable
• Easy to install and maintain
• Meets structural load-bearing requirements for even heavy traffic applications
ConclusionConclusion
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