2.3.5 Compatible connecting pieces for the tapping
valve11
3
3Handling13
3.1 Transport13
3.2 Storage13
3.3 Assembly information13
3.3.1 Mounting instructions13
3.3.2 Space requirements and intervals14
3.3.3 Required tools14
3.4 Assembly16
3.4.1 Pressing onto the supply line16
3.4.2 Producing a house service connection19
3.4.3 Tapping the supply line20
3.4.4 Commission the house service connection20
3.4.5 Use21
3.4.6 Leakage test22
3.5 Disposal22
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1About these instructions for use
Trade mark rights exist for this document; for further information, go to
viega.com/legal.
1.1Target groups
The information in this manual is directed at utility and pipeline con‐
struction companies and their technical professionals.
Only specialist companies which can prove they are qualified in accord‐
ance with the applicable directives may be engaged for the construction
of gas and potable water house service connections, see Ä ‘Regula‐
tions from section: Target group’ on page 5.
About these instructions for use
1.2
Labelling of notes
Individuals without the abovementioned training or qualification are not
permitted to mount, install and, if required, maintain this product. This
restriction does not extend to possible operating instructions.
In addition, the applicable regulations must be observed for potable
Ä
water house service connections, see
Target group’ on page 5.
The installation of Viega products must take place in accordance with
the general rules of engineering and the Viega instructions for use.
Warning and advisory texts are set aside from the remainder of the text
and are labelled with the relevant pictographs.
DANGER!
This symbol warns of possible life-threatening injury.
‘Regulations from section:
WARNING!
This symbol warns of possible serious injury.
Geopress tapping valve
CAUTION!
This symbol warns of possible injury.
NOTICE!
This symbol warns of possible damage to property.
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This symbol gives additional information and hints.
1.3About this translated version
This instruction for use contains important information about the choice
of product or system, assembly and commissioning as well as intended
use and, if required, maintenance measures. The information about the
products, their properties and application technology are based on the
current standards in Europe (e.g. EN) and/or in Germany
(e.g. DIN/DVGW).
Some passages in the text may refer to technical codes in Europe/
Germany. These should serve as recommendations in the absence of
corresponding national regulations. The relevant national laws, stand‐
ards, regulations, directives and other technical provisions take priority
over the German/European directives specified in this manual: The
information herein is not binding for other countries and regions; as said
above, they should be understood as a recommendation.
About these instructions for use
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2Product information
2.1Standards and regulations
The following standards and regulations apply to Germany / Europe.
National regulations can be found on the relevant website of your
country at viega.com.au/standards.
Regulations from section: Target group
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
Product information
many
Qualification of specialist compa‐
nies
Qualification and requirements in
the potable water supplier
Regulations from section: Fields of application
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
Planning, execution, operation
and maintenance of potable water
house service connections
Planning, execution, operation
and maintenance of potable water
house service connections
Planning, execution, operation
and maintenance of potable water
house service connections
Planning, execution, operation
and maintenance of potable water
house service connections
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt GW 301
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 1000
many
DIN EN 805
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 400-1
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 400-2
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 400-3
Regulations from section: Media
Geopress tapping valve
Planning, execution, operation
and maintenance of potable water
installations
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
Suitability for potable waterTrinkwasserverordnung (TrinkwV)
DVGW-Merkblatt W 333
many
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Regulations from section: Pipes
Product information
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
many
Permitted use with piping mate‐
rials in potable water installations
(PE-HD)
Permitted use with piping mate‐
rials in potable water installations
(PE-X)
Regulations from section: Notes on mounting
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
Threshold values for ovalitiesDIN 12201-2, Table 1
Regulations from section: Leakage test
Scope / NoticeRegulations applicable in Ger‐
Leakage test before commis‐
sioning the connection line
Leakage test before commis‐
sioning the connection line
DIN 8074, DIN 8075
DIN 16893, DIN 16892
many
many
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 400-2
DVGW-Arbeitsblatt W 333
2.2Intended use
2.2.1Areas of use
Leakage test before commis‐
sioning the connection line
Coordinate the use of the model for areas of use and
media other than those described with the Viega Service
Center.
The expression "SC-Contur" appearing in the instructions
for use means "Smart Connect Feature".
The tapping valve is suitable for connecting house service connections
on pressurised water supply pipelines.
DIN EN 805
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Potable water installation
2.2.2Media
Product information
For planning, execution and operation of potable water house service
connections, observe the applicable regulations, see Ä ‘Regulations
from section: Fields of application’ on page 5.
The max. operating pressure depends on the type of pipe used and the
specific application.
Potable water / Class A Recycled Water
n Operating pressure p
2.2.3Replacing a damaged tapping valve
CAUTION!
A hole must be drilled in accordance withÄ Chapter 3.4.3
‘Tapping the supply line’ on page 20 to make a tight con‐
nection. The tapping valve must not be positioned at the
location of an existing hole. When a Viega tapping valve is
replaced, the new tapping valve must not be placed in the
position of the previously dismounted tapping valve.
Failure to comply may cause a leak in the connection to
the supply line.
= 1600 kPa (16 bar)
max
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2.3Product description
2.3.1Overview
Product information
2.3.2
Fig. 1: Geopress tapping valve
The model is available in the following dimensions:
d 63 / 90 / 110 / 125 / 140 / 160 / 180 / 200.
Pipes
The tapping valve is suitable for the connection of house service con‐
nections on supply lines under pressure in acc. with the following
tables:
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Potable water
Product information
Permitted use with piping materials
d [mm]
PE-HD
1)
SDR 11–17.6
63✓✓
90✓✓
110✓✓
125✓✓
140✓✓
160✓✓
180✓✓
200✓✓
1)
see Ä ‘Regulations from section: Pipes’ on page 6
1)
PE-X
SDR 11–13.6
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2.3.3Tapping valve
Product information
Fig. 2: Components tapping valve
1Spindle
2Tapping / valve casing
3Outlet sleeve with clamping ring
4Pipe clamp bottom piece
5Pipe clamp top
Geopress tapping valves are made of high-quality plastic. They are
equipped with an outlet sleeve for Geopress K.
The fitting is pressed onto the supply line. A spring set in the bottom
part of the pipe clamp keeps the pressing force on the pipe at a con‐
stant level. The integrated cutter is connected to the actuating spindle.
The cutter is used for tapping and subsequently remains in the fitting.
The cutter holds the cut-out pipe wall plate securely. The sleeve in the
drill hole prevents the tapping valve from twisting on the supply line.
The model is equipped with an operation shut-off for the house service
connection. The spindle acts as a drilling rod during tapping, and after
commissioning as an actuating spindle for the shut-off.
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2.3.4Mark on tapping valves
Alignment markings
The model has a mark for alignment on the supply line.
Traceability code
Product information
2.3.5
The position of newly laid pipes and connection lines, including detailed
information about pipeline parts, must be documented and regularly
updated. The traceability code on the tapping valve allows every con‐
nector to be traced back and simplifies the documentation in as-com‐
pleted drawings.
Compatible connecting pieces for the tapping valve
Geopress tapping valve
Fig. 3: Connecting pieces Geopress K
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Product information
The tapping valve is integrated into the Viega product network. At the
outlet of the tapping valve, the house service connection is connected
by means of a connecting piece or connection elbow.
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3Handling
3.1Transport
3.2Storage
Handling
Leave the fitting in the original box, in this way spare parts important for
mounting won't get lost.
Remove the protective foil during mounting, as described in the
mounting instructions Ä Chapter 3.4.1 ‘Pressing onto the supply line’
on page 16.
3.3Assembly information
3.3.1Mounting instructions
Pipes must be visually inspected for the following damage before instal‐
lation:
n Ovalities: threshold values must not be exceeded, see Ä ‘Regula‐
tions from section: Notes on mounting’ on page 6.
This is valid for coiled bundles as well as rods.
n Dents
n Cracks
n Grooves (maximum depth 10 % of nominal wall thickness)
Only process the sections of the pipes, which do not exhibit these fea‐
tures.
Check scope of delivery
The design of the tapping valve for d 63 is different from
the other pipe sizes. The pressing takes place on the
opposite side of the outlet sleeve.
Geopress tapping valve
The following components must be included:
n Tapping valve
n clamping ring
n Locking pin for clamping ring and a replacement pin
n Fixing bolts for tapping valve
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3.3.2Space requirements and intervals
Adequate space is a prerequisite for mounting. Only carry out the
pressing when the hinged adapter jaw (model 2296.2 or 0796.2, Z2) or
Geopress hand press tool is placed exactly in the seat of the tapping
valve.
Handling
Z dimensions
3.3.3
Required tools
For the Z dimensions, refer to the respective product page in the online
catalogue.
The following tools are required for mounting the tapping valve:
n Battery-powered press machine:
n Pressgun 5 or
n Pressgun 4B
n hinged adapter jaw Z2 (model 2296.2 or 0796.2)
n alternative: Geopress hand press tool (model 9696.5)
n ratchet or key rod
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Handling
Geopress tapping valve
Fig. 4: Pressgun 5
Recommended Viega press machines:
n Pressgun 5
with rechargeable battery
n Pressgun 4B
with rechargeable battery
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3.4Assembly
3.4.1Pressing onto the supply line
When replacing a faulty tapping valve, observe the instruction in
Ä
Chapter 2.2.3 ‘Replacing a damaged tapping valve’ on page 7.
Requirements:
n The supply line has operating pressure.
n The pipeline trench has been made properly.
n The main shut off valve for the supply line is accessible.
n The tapping point is 5 x DN, however at least 0.5 m from pipe con‐
nections or other pipe fittings.
n Information about the supply line to be tapped are available:
n General manufacturer's information
n Experience from previous mountings
n All components are operational.
n The required components of the tapping valve / connecting pieces
are the correct sizes.
n Pipes with protective coating have been stripped.
n The tapping point is free of grooves, damage and ovalities.
n All of the required tools are ready for use.
Handling
Pressing with a battery-powered press machine is
described in the following. Alternatively, the Geopress
hand press tool can be used.
▶ Prepare and clean the tapping point at the supply line. The surface
around the mounting point must be clean, undamaged and free from
grease.
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Handling
▶ Remove the protective foil from the inlet of the tapping valve.
▶ Check the seal for damage, contamination and correct positioning.
▶ Position the tapping valve at the prepared point on the supply pipe.
▶ Push the bottom part of the pipe clamp into the first notch until it
snaps into place.
▶ Alignment: Turn the marking on the tapping valve centrally to the
pipe axis. The tapping valve is vertical after pressing.
NOTICE!
Do not re-align the tapping valve after pressing!
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Pipe diameter d 63
Pipe diameter larger than d 63
Handling
▶ Place the hinged adapter jaw Z2 accurately in the seat on the oppo‐
site side of the outlet sleeve.
▶ Carry out the pressing process until the machine switches off.
Connection is pressed.
▷
▶ Place the hinged adapter jaw Z2 accurately in the seat of the tap‐
ping valve.
▶ Carry out the pressing process until the machine switches off.
Connection is pressed.
▷
▶ Hit the fixing bolts in flush with the surface.
▶ Remove the protective foil from the outlet sleeve.
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3.4.2Producing a house service connection
Requirements:
n The protective foil is removed from the outlet sleeve.
▶ Push the connecting piece as far as it will go into the outlet sleeve.
Handling
▶ Place the clamping ring around the connecting piece and mount the
fixing bolt.
▶ Mount the house service connection in accordance with the instruc‐
tions of the Geopress K system.
▶ Perform a leakage test, see
Ä
Chapter 3.4.6 ‘Leakage test’
on page 22.
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3.4.3Tapping the supply line
Handling
When replacing a faulty tapping valve, observe the instruction in
Ä
Chapter 2.2.3 ‘Replacing a damaged tapping valve’ on page 7.
Requirements:
n A leakage test has been carried out Ä Chapter 3.4.6 ‘Leakage test’
on page 22.
▶ Screw the spindle in as far as possible using a ratchet or a spanner.
3.4.4
▶ Unscrew the spindle to open the operation shut-off.
Commission the house service connection
▶ Check for proper function.
▶ Carry out floor filling work.
Take care to avoid mechanical damage to the tapping valve during
filling work.
The house service connection is operational.
▷
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3.4.5Use
Telescopic stem extension
Handling
The stem extensions are equipped with a sleeve pipe bell suitable for
Geopress tapping valves. This prevents dirt from entering the sleeve
pipe and the concrete seat of the tapping valve. The stem extensions
are continuously adjustable and are self-supporting in any position.
Delivery sizes / Setting ranges [m]
n 0.70–1.00
n 1.00–1.50
n 1.25–1.80
n 1.50–2.00
If the tapping valve is operated with another support, it is possible to
prevent dirt entering the sleeve pipe via the scraper ring adapted to the
Geopress tapping valve (model 9696.2).
Media labelling
Fig. 5: Marking – potable water = blue
The media labellings make the applications distinctly visible.
Fig. 6: Marking – gas = yellow
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3.4.6Leakage test
3.5Disposal
Handling
Perform leakage test before drilling.
If performing a dry leakage test or a test with water before the tapping
process, the maximum test pressure of 700 kPa (7 bar) must not be
exceeded. This is a preliminary test to confirm that the tapping band
seals to the surface of the mains pipe. The tapping band is only rated to
the maximum operating pressure once the mains pipe has been tapped.
Carry out the test on a house service connection that is finished but not
yet covered. The result of the leakage test must be documented as
proof of the safety of the pipeline.
If a leak is found in a tapping valve during a leakage test, a new one
should be installed.
Separate the product and packaging materials (e. g. paper, metal,
plastic or non-ferrous metals) and dispose of in accordance with valid
national legal requirements.
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