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3.

STANDARDS & LICENCING

All Installations must be completed in accordance with AS/ANZ 3500.1 and AS/ANZ 3500.2

Irrigation Areas/Land Application Areas (LAA) must be installed as per AS1547 and all relevant

State/Local Codes or Guidelines

Ensure the appointed Licenced trades only complete this work – Plumbers/Drainers/Electricial

4.

PRE SITE INSPECTION

A pre site inspection should be conducted the day prior to installation. During this inspection the
following details should be checked.

Access requirements for excavation, Crane Truck, Truck or Crane.

A Crane Truck requires the following:

Access to site – 12m long x 4m wide x 4.5m high

Level Pad at the hole – 12m long x 7m wide

Overhead obstructions

Slope of site

Soil moisture (for heavy equipment access)

Weather conditions

5.

MARK OUT

To ensure the ABS is installed in the position nominated by the Home Owner/ Builder, the

 

location of 

the ABS should be marked out prior to excavation. The installer at this stage should

 

have a copy of 

the approved site plans showing the location of the ABS as well as the required

 

local authority 

approval. If not, it is advised to delay the installation until the plans have been received.

Mark out a 3m x 3m square with line marking paint

Place a centre peg in the middle of the square and spray it with white paint or a colour that it

noticeable from a distance

Indicate on the centre peg or by spraying on the ground, which ABS system is being

 

installed

e.

g. STD,

 

Tall 400 and Tall 600. This will ensure that the installer installs the

 

tank to

 

the

correct depth (refer to point 7 for depths)

Allow a minimum of 290mm between Tank and the edge of excavation.

Summary of Contents for ABS

Page 1: ...INSTALLATION MANUAL CONCRETE ADVANCED BLOWER SYSTEM ABS ABSNR...

Page 2: ...ABS Standard Lifting Instructions 9 c ABS Tall 400 Excavation Instructions 10 d ABS Tall 400 Lifting Instructions 11 e ABS Tall 600 Excavation Instructions 12 f ABS Tall 600 Lifting Instructions 13 1...

Page 3: ...EN WET During cleaning maintenance repair work the surrounding area may become extremely slippery due to spilt water Caution is to be taken when walking standing near the ABS when these activities are...

Page 4: ...oil moisture for heavy equipment access Weather conditions 5 MARK OUT To ensure the ABS is installed in the position nominated by the Home Owner Builder the location of the ABS should be marked out pr...

Page 5: ...n behind the vehicle before placing it into the prepared hole Maximum reach from the rear of the truck to the centre of ABS will vary depending on the size of the crane To enable the ABS to be unloade...

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Page 7: ...cess is the responsibility of the property owner builder 7 INSTALLATION Always ensure the installation location include the future landscaping provision allow for the diversion of stormwater and surfa...

Page 8: ...ibuted layers around the tank perimeter Ensure that sand or excavated material does not fall on the lid of the ABS as this will fall into the system through the manholes and clog the system and irriga...

Page 9: ...mm drainage gravel or sand 4 Ensure bottom of hole is level 5 Back ll with soil from Excavation in no more than 500mm equally distributed layers around the tank Avoid back lling with rocks over 300mm...

Page 10: ...hrough TOP lifting holes provided in the lid of the ABS 3 Loop chains through the lifting holes directly below on the inside wall of the ABS 4 Steel reinforcing bars have been installed inside the con...

Page 11: ...distributed layers around the tank Ensure there is no backfilling with rocks over 300mm 6 To prevent flotation fill the ABS with 5 000lt of water immediately through hole above the aeration chamber s...

Page 12: ...p and blower to the double GPO s Turn all 3 GPO Switches ON Taylex Electrical Connection Diagram TITLE DATE Taylex ABS ABSNR 01 01 2023 TAYLEX ABS ABNSNR ELECTRICAL CONNECTION DIAGRAM Electrician Conn...

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