Invert elevation and Rim elevation
Invert elevation and Rim elevation
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Can anyone explain to me what the definition of Rim and invert elevations are on a sotrm drain drawing?
Thanks,
Atwerp
Thanks,
Atwerp
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Invert elevation and Rim elevation
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RE: Invert elevation and Rim elevation
Invert of the pipes in and out is the elevation at the bottom of the inside pipe wall, not the bottom of the pipe.
Invert of the structure (MH or inlet) is the bottom of the inside of the structure, not the excavation depth.
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RE: Invert elevation and Rim elevation
The invert is the elevation in the "bottom" of the pipe(s) going into and out of the structure.
RE: Invert elevation and Rim elevation
RE: Invert elevation and Rim elevation
Iha and bimr are correct. (I need to Preview these posts more often)