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ASME NM.1 - 2020 Thermoplastic Piping Systems, 2020

CONTENTS
FOREWORD
ASME NPPS COMMITTEE ROSTER
CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE NPPS COMMITTEE
INTRODUCTION
ASME NM.1-2020 SUMMARY OF CHANGES
Chapter 1 Scope and Definitions [Go to Page]
1-1 SCOPE
1-2 GENERAL [Go to Page]
1-2.1 Content and Coverage
1-3 DEFINITIONS
1-4 ABBREVIATIONS
1-5 STATUS OF APPENDICES
Chapter 2 Design [Go to Page]
2-1 DESIGN CONDITIONS [Go to Page]
2-1.1 General
2-1.2 Pressure, Temperature, and Other Loads
2-2 DESIGN CRITERIA [Go to Page]
2-2.1 General
2-2.2 Pressure–Temperature Ratings for Piping Components
2-2.3 Allowable Stress Values and Other Stress Limits for Piping Components
2-2.4 Design Allowances
2-3 PRESSURE DESIGN OF PIPING COMPONENTS [Go to Page]
2-3.1 Criteria for Pressure Design of Piping Components
2-3.2 Pressure Design of Components
2-3.3 Analysis of Piping Components
2-4 OTHER DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS [Go to Page]
2-4.1 Design of Pipe Support Elements
2-4.2 Moduli of Elasticity
Chapter 3 Materials [Go to Page]
3-1 GENERAL
3-2 MATERIALS AND SPECIFICATIONS [Go to Page]
3-2.1 Listed Materials
3-2.2 Unlisted Materials
3-2.3 Unknown Thermoplastic Materials
3-2.4 Size or Thickness
3-2.5 Limitations on Materials
3-2.6 Marking of Thermoplastic Materials or Products
3-3 THERMOPLASTIC COMPOSITE MATERIALS
Chapter 4 Standards for Piping Components [Go to Page]
4-1 GENERAL
4-2 REFERENCE DOCUMENTS [Go to Page]
4-2.1 Standards and Specifications
4-2.2 Additional References
Chapter 5 Fabrication, Assembly, and Erection [Go to Page]
5-1 GENERAL [Go to Page]
5-1.1 Scope
5-1.2 Joining Thermoplastic Piping Components
5-1.3 Procedure Specification
5-1.4 Standard Fusing Procedure Specification
5-1.5 Procedure Qualification Record
5-1.6 Performance Qualification
5-1.7 Performance Qualification Test Record
5-1.8 Variables
5-1.9 Organizational Responsibility
5-1.10 Ownership Transfers
5-1.11 Qualification Tests
5-2 THERMOPLASTIC FUSING REQUIREMENTS [Go to Page]
5-2.1 Scope
5-2.2 Procedure Qualifications
5-2.3 Fusion Performance Qualifications
5-2.4 Variables
5-2.5 Thermoplastic Fusing Equipment Qualifications
5-2.6 Thermoplastic Joining Using Heat-Fusion Methods
5-2.7 Application-Specific Joint Requirements for Heat Fusion
5-2.8 Examination and Tests
5-3 THERMOPLASTIC SOLVENT FUSION REQUIREMENTS [Go to Page]
5-3.1 Scope
5-3.2 Procedure Qualifications
5-3.3 Performance Qualifications
5-3.4 Variables
5-3.5 Thermoplastic Joining Using Solvent Cement
5-3.6 Examinations and Tests
Chapter 6 Inspection, Examination, and Testing [Go to Page]
6-1 INSPECTION [Go to Page]
6-1.1 Responsibility for Inspection
6-1.2 Rights of the Owner’s Inspector
6-1.3 Qualifications of the Owner’s Inspector
6-2 EXAMINATION [Go to Page]
6-2.1 Responsibility for Examination
6-2.2 Examination Requirements
6-2.3 Extent of Required Examination
6-2.4 Supplementary Examination
6-2.5 Examination Personnel
6-2.6 Examination Procedures
6-2.7 Types of Examination
6-3 TESTING [Go to Page]
6-3.1 Required Leakage Test
6-3.2 General Requirements for Leakage Tests
6-3.3 Preparation for Leakage Test
6-3.4 Hydrostatic Leakage Test
6-3.5 Pneumatic Leakage Test
6-3.6 Initial Service Leakage Test
Chapter 7 Use of Metallic Piping Lined With Thermoplastics [Go to Page]
7-1 GENERAL
7-2 STANDARDS
7-3 MATERIALS
7-4 DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS [Go to Page]
7-4.1 Qualifications of the Designer
7-4.2 Design Pressure
7-4.3 Design Temperature
7-4.4 Design Criteria
7-5 FABRICATION AND INSTALLATION [Go to Page]
7-5.1 Assembler Qualifications
7-5.2 Recommended Installation Practices
7-5.3 Flangeless or Reduced-Flanged Piping
7-5.4 Connections of Thermoplastic-Lined Metallic Piping to Other Types of Piping
7-5.5 Cold-Temperature Installation
7-5.6 Field Fabrication Certification
7-5.7 Bonder Qualification for Fusion Welding Liners
7-5.8 Cleaning Procedures
7-5.9 External Paint Systems
7-5.10 Buried Piping
7-6 STORAGE AND HANDLING GUIDELINES
7-7 INSPECTION, EXAMINATION, AND TESTING [Go to Page]
7-7.1 Inspection
7-7.2 Examination
7-7.3 Testing
Chapter 8 Multilayered Reinforced Thermoplastic Piping Systems [Go to Page]
8-1 SCOPE
8-2 APPLICABILITY
8-3 DESIGN [Go to Page]
8-3.1 Project Application Information
8-3.2 Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure
8-3.3 Minimum Allowable Operating Pressure
8-3.4 Minimum Qualified Pressure
8-3.5 Surge Pressure
8-3.6 Maximum Allowable Operating Temperature
8-3.7 Maximum Qualified Temperature
8-3.8 Minimum Allowable Operating Temperature
8-3.9 Minimum Qualified Temperature
8-3.10 Temperature Fluctuations
8-3.11 Design Life
8-3.12 Fittings and Joints
8-3.13 System Supports
8-3.14 Minimum Operating Bend Radius
8-3.15 Fluid Composition
8-3.16 Sour Service
8-3.17 Additional Design Considerations
8-4 FABRICATION, ASSEMBLY, AND ERECTION [Go to Page]
8-4.1 Fabrication
8-4.2 Assembly and Erection
8-4.3 Installation
8-5 EXAMINATION, INSPECTION, AND TESTING [Go to Page]
8-5.1 General
8-5.2 Examination
8-5.3 Inspection
8-5.4 Testing
Figures [Go to Page]
Figure 2-3.2.2-1 Nomenclature for 90-deg Mitered Elbows
Figure 2-3.2.4-1 Tapered Transition Joint
Figure 5-1.11-1 Fusion Positions
Figure 5-1.11-2 Fusion Test Positions
Figure 5-2.6-1 Heat Fusion Joints
Figure 5-2.6.1-1 Required Minimum Melt Bead Size
Figure 5-2.8.1.1-1 Cross Section of Upset Beads for Butt-Fused Pipe
Figure 5-2.8.1.1-2 Cross Section of Upset Beads for Sidewall-Fused Fitting (Profile at Crotch of Fitting)
Figure 5-2.8.1.3-1 Bend Test Specimen Removal, Configurations, and Testing
Figure 5-2.8.1.3-2 Electrofusion Bend Test
Figure 5-2.8.1.4-1 HSTIT Specimen Configuration and Dimensions
Figure 5-2.8.1.4-2 HSTIT Specimen Failure Examples
Figure 5-2.8.1.4-3 Electrofusion Peel Test
Figure 5-2.8.1.4-4 Short-Term Hydrostatic Test Specimen
Figure 5-3.5-1 Solvent Fusion Joint
Figure 5-3.6.2-1 Solvent Fusion Specimens
Figure 7-4.4.4.4-1 Stress Range Factor, f
Figure I-7.7-1 Instruction on Preparing and Cutting Electrofusion Coupling for Crush Test
Figure I-7.8-1 Joint Crush Specimens in Vise
Figure I-8.2-1 Polyethylene Pipe Butt-Fusion Joint O.D. Bead (Cross-Sectional View)
Figure I-9.1-1 Cross-Sectional View of PA-11 Butt-Fusion Bead
Figure I-9.2-1 Cross-Sectional View of an Electrofusion Coupling
Figure I-9.2-2 Fit-Up Gap
Figure I-9.3-1 Cross-Sectional View of a PP and PVDF Butt-Fusion Liner Bead Formed Against the Heater Plate
Figure III-3-1 Solvent-Cement-Weld Shrink-Back Appearance (Cross-Sectional View)
Figure V-1.1-1 Socket Configuration
Figure V-1.2-1 Threaded Configuration
Figure V-2.3-1 One-Piece Thermoplastic Flange With Reinforcing Rings
Figure A-2.3-1 Contact Area Between Flange Adapter and Backup Ring
Figure A-2.3-2 Plate Flange Adapter
Figure A-2.3-3 Convoluted Backup Ring
Figure A-4.3.1-1 Thermoplastic Flange Adapter — Typical for PE, PP, and PVDF Butt-Fused Lap-Joint Flange Connections
Figure A-4.3.2-1 Typical ISO or DVS Metric Spigot Socket-Fusion Flange Adapters
Figure A-4.3.2-2 Typical ISO or DVS Metric Flange Adapters for Socket Fusing
Figure A-4.3.2-3 Special ISO or DVS Metric Butt-Fusion Flange Adapter for Higher-Pressure Connections
Figure A-5.2-1 Transistor Flange Arrangement
Figure A-5.2-2 Solid PVDF Flange and Backup Ring to Thermoplastic-Lined Metal Pipe
Figure A-5.3-1 One-Piece Flange
Figure A-5.3-2 Flange Adapter
Figure A-9.4-1 Drawings for Bolts With Nuts and Stud Bolts With Nuts
Tables [Go to Page]
Table 1-4-1 Abbreviations
Table 1-5-1 Status of Appendices
Table 2-3.2.2-1 Geometric Shape Rating (GSR) for HDPE Fittings
Table 2-3.2.2-2 Design Factor (DF)
Table 2-3.2.2-3 Pressure Rating (PR) at 23°C (73°F)
Table 4-2.1-1 Specifications and Standards
Table 4-2.1-2 Procurement Information
Table 5-1.4-1 Fusing Variables Procedure Specification Polyethylene Pipe Butt Fusing
Table 5-1.4-2 Fusing Variables Procedure Specification Polyethylene Pipe Electrofusion
Table 5-1.4-3 Manual Butt-Fusing Variables Procedure Specification Polyethylene Pipe Manual Butt Fusing
Table 5-1.4-4 Fusing Variables Procedure Specification Polyethylene Sidewall Fusing
Table 5-2.4.3-1 Pipe Fusing Diameter Limits
Table 5-2.6.1-1 Maximum Heater Plate Removal Time for Polyethylene Butt and Sidewall Fusion
Table 5-2.6.1-2 Maximum Heater Plate Removal Time for Polypropylene Butt and Sidewall Fusion
Table 5-2.6.1-3 Maximum Heater Plate Removal Time for PVDF Butt Fusion
Table 5-2.8.1.2-1 Pipe Fiber Stresses — Elevated-Temperature Sustained-Pressure Test
Table 5-2.8.1.2-2 Pipe Fiber Stresses —Minimum Hydraulic Burst Pressure
Table 5-2.8.1.4-1 Testing Speed Requirements
Table 5-2.8.2.2-1 Electrofusion Procedure Qualification Test Coupon Required
Table 5-3.4-1 Joining Variables Procedure Specification Solvent Cement
Table 5-3.5-1 PVC/CPVC — Applicator Selection Guide
Table 5-3.5-2 PVC/CPVC — Average Handling and Setup Times
Table 5-3.5-3 PVC/CPVC — Average Cure Times
Table 7-4.4.4.3-1 Increased Casting Quality Factor, Ec
Table 7-4.4.4.3-2 Acceptance Levels for Castings
Table 7-4.4.10-1 Working Pressures for Metallic Flanges and Fittings Lined With Thermoplastics
Table I-8-1 Essential Variables for Heat-Fusing JPS for PA-11
Table I-8-2 Essential Variables for Electrofusion JPS for PA-11 Electrofusion Couplings
Table I-8-3 Essential Variables for Heat Fusion JPS for PP, PVDF, and PTFE/PFA Liners
Table I-9.3-1 Steel Pipe Liner Thickness for PP, PVDF, and PTFE/PFA Liners
Table II-1.3-1 Pressure Ratings for Molded PVC and CPVC Threaded Adapters
Table II-2.5.2-1 Pressure Ratings for PVC and CPVC Field-Threaded Pipe Ends
Table IV-1 Stress Intensification Factors, i, and Flexibility Factors, k, for High-Density Polyethylene
Table A-2.1-1 NPS Backup Rings for Thermoplastic Pipe
Table A-2.1-2 Metric Backup Rings for Thermoplastic Pipe
Table A-2.4-1 Solvent-Cement-Weld Socket PVC and CPVC Lap-Joint Flanges
Table A-2.4-2 PVC and CPVC Spigot (Spig) Flange
Table A-2.4-3 PVC and CPVC Threaded Lap-Joint Flange
Table A-2.4-4 Steel Backup Rings for ABS Flange Adapters
Table A-3-1 Proof-Test Requirements for TLJF Connections
Table A-4.4-1 Full-Face ABS Socket Flange Adapter
Table A-4.4-2 ABS Socket Flange Adapter
Table A-5.1-1 Acceptable Methods for Installing Thermoplastic Flange Adapters to Thermoplastic Pipe and Fittings
Table A-7.2-1 Gasket Requirements for Thermoplastic Flanges
Table B-2.2.2.1-1 Soil Pressure Under H-20 Load Without Impact Factor (Flexible Pavement or Unpaved Roads)
Table B-2.2.2.1-2 Soil Pressure Under H-20 Load on Rigid Pavement With Impact Factor
Table B-4.2.1-1 Typical Soil Unit Weight
Table B-4.2.2-1 Eʹ Values for Typical Soils
Table B-4.2.2-2 Eʹ Values per Depth of Cover
Table B-4.2.2-3 Native Soil Eʹ
Table B-4.2.2-4 Soil Support Factor, FS
Table C-2-1 Pipe Wall Flexibility Reduction Factors, ψC
MANDATORY APPENDIX I FUSING AND ELECTROFUSING OF POLYAMIDE-11 THERMOPLASTIC PIPING; AND FUSING OF POLYPROPYLENE, POLY(VINYLIDENE FLUORIDE), AND POLY(TETRAFLUOROETHYLENE) PLASTIC LINERS OF LINED STEEL PIPE [Go to Page]
I-1 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS
I-2 SCOPE
I-3 JOINING PROCEDURE
I-4 JOINING PROCEDURES QUALIFIED BY EMPLOYERS OR AGENTS
I-5 EVALUATION OF TEST SPECIMENS
I-6 SIZE RANGE FOR SPECIMENS
I-7 TEST METHODS REQUIRED FOR PROCEDURE QUALIFICATION
I-8 ESSENTIAL VARIABLES FOR FUSING PA-11
I-9 VERIFICATION OF ESSENTIAL VARIABLES
I-10 JOINING PROCEDURE SPECIFICATION
I-11 QUALIFICATION OF A FUSING JPS
I-12 QUALIFICATION OF AN ELECTROFUSION JPS
I-13 FUSING OPERATOR QUALIFICATION
MANDATORY APPENDIX II THREADED THERMOPLASTIC CONNECTIONS [Go to Page]
II-1 SCOPE
II-2 THREADED JOINT DESIGN
MANDATORY APPENDIX III ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA FOR THERMOPLASTIC JOINTS [Go to Page]
III-1 SCOPE
III-2 POLYETHYLENE (HDPE) BUTT-FUSED JOINTS
III-3 PVC AND CPVC SOLVENT-CEMENT-WELDED JOINTS
MANDATORY APPENDIX IV STRESS INTENSIFICATION FACTORS AND FLEXIBILITY FACTORS
MANDATORY APPENDIX V ONE-PIECE THERMOPLASTIC FLANGES [Go to Page]
V-1 SCOPE
V-2 DESIGN
V-3 PROOF-TESTING REQUIREMENTS FOR ONE-PIECE THERMOPLASTIC FLANGES
V-4 SUBMITTAL INFORMATION FOR ONE-PIECE THERMOPLASTIC FLANGES
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX A COMPONENTS FOR THERMOPLASTIC LAP-JOINT FLANGE CONNECTIONS [Go to Page]
A-1 SCOPE
A-2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR BACKUP RINGS FOR TLJF CONNECTIONS
A-3 PROOF-TEST REQUIREMENTS FOR TLJF CONNECTIONS
A-4 DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR TLJF ADAPTERS
A-5 METHODS OF INSTALLING FLANGE ADAPTERS ONTO THERMOPLASTIC PIPES AND FITTINGS
A-6 FLANGE-TO-FLANGE CONNECTIONS
A-7 GASKETS
A-8 TIGHTENING OF BOLTS
A-9 WASHERS, BOLTS, NUTS, AND STUDS
A-10 BOLTED JOINT ASSEMBLY RECORDS
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX B DESIGN REQUIREMENTS FOR BURIED PIPING [Go to Page]
B-1 INTRODUCTION
B-2 LOADS
B-3 PIPING ANALYSIS
B-4 SOIL
B-5 REFERENCES
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX C PRESSURE SURGE FROM FLUID TRANSIENT [Go to Page]
C-1 LIQUID FLUID FLOW
C-2 WAVE VELOCITY
C-3 PRESSURE SURGE
NONMANDATORY APPENDIX D MULTILAYERED REINFORCED THERMOPLASTIC PIPING SYSTEM(S) OPERATION, MAINTENANCE, AND REPAIR [Go to Page]
D-1 SCOPE
D-2 GENERAL
D-3 OPERATION
D-4 MAINTENANCE
D-5 REPAIR [Go to Page]

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