CHOOSING THE PROPER INLET GRATE
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1 CHOOSING THE PROPER INLET GRATE Adopting an inlet grate design requires an analysis of the functions the grate should perform. A designer must review the drainage requirements and then specify which functions will be necessary for satisfactory grate and all other performance requirements of each application. For example, if the only consideration is for the grate to efficiently intercept large quantities of storm water from the gutter - then a grate with the proper geometry and flow through area is the one to choose. Although capacity is an important function, there are other considerations that must be evaluated to satisfy the requirements of a functional, correctly located, safe grate. Some considerations are listed below. Designers must note that there may be other considerations in addition to those listed below that should be evaluated prior to making a choice. NOTE: ALSO SEE CAUTIONS ON PAGE 6 AND STORM WATER MANAGEMENT WITH NEENAH GRATES ON PAGE 110. CONSIDERATIONS FOR HANDICAPPED PERSONS, BICYCLES AND PEDESTRIANS Design and placement of the grate must be suitable for use in areas where it is possible for handicapped persons, bicycles, and pedestrians to be present. THE ADOPTION OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), THE PROMINENCE OF NARROW TIRED BICYCLES AND CONCERN FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY DICTATES THAT DESIGNERS CAREFULLY CONSIDER THE SAFETY OF THE TYPE OF GRATINGS SELECTED FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS. IF THE INSTALLATION IS CHANGED IN CONCEPT, SCOPE OR USAGE PATTERN AT SOME FUTURE DATE, DESIGNERS MUST AT THAT TIME RECONSIDER THE TYPES OF GRATINGS USED AND DETERMINE IF THEY STILL MEET THEIR SAFETY REQUIREMENTS. IF NOT, DESIGNERS MUST REPLACE THESE EXISTING GRATES WITH MORE APPROPRIATE STYLES. GRATES FOR BICYCLES The designer must determine the appropriate grate design and inlet location for safe use by bicycle traffic, having in mind the specific details of location and foreseeable use. The following are some important considerations: 1. The style of grate employed should allow bicycle travel from all accessible directions. Grates located in open areas, or adjacent to driveways, or in other locations where they are not adjacent to barrier curbs, require special attention in this regard. 2. In general, we suggest consideration of our Type L vane style grates. We think certain grates shown in our catalog are generally not suitable for use where bicycle traffic is a consideration, and those grates are so designated in this catalog. The absence of such a designation, however, does not mean that a grate would necessarily be safe in any specific location, and the designer is responsible for making the appropriate grate selection. 3. If slotted grates or vane-type grates other than our Type L are considered, they should have sufficiently narrow openings, and/or should have appropriately spaced transverse (cross) bars, to ensure that any foreseeable width and diameter of bicycle tire cannot drop down into openings to an unsafe extent. 4. Gutter slopes should not be substantially swaled into the curb so as to create a disturbance in the roadway which might affect the ability of bicycles or other traffic to traverse them. GRATES FOR PEDESTRIANS AND HANDICAPPED Various regulations or customs may dictate the use of specific types of grates: such as gratings with longitudinal slot openings no greater than 1/4 or 1/2. Designers must carefully evaluate the location and placement of grates against applicable specifications to be sure they are using grates that will satisfy the specification's requirement and provide a pathway (accessible route) for pedestrians and handicapped persons. The Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) provides grating specification guidelines that can be used in creating accessible routes for handicapped individuals. HYDRAULIC EFFICIENCY The ability of a grate to intercept storm water or its hydraulic efficiency is an important function. The main considerations in design are the geometry and the flow through area of the openings for each individual grate. NEENAH has recognized the designer's need for hydraulic information on individual grates. We studied individual grate performance by establishing our own hydraulic testing program and are now capable of supplying grate capacity information on most of the grates shown in this catalog. Please call us for specific charts and information or to request your copy of Neenah's Inlet Grate Capacities Manual.
2 SCREENING OUT HARMFUL DEBRIS An inlet grate must act as a strainer and prevent harmful debris from entering sewer lines. Objects such as branches, large sheets of semi rigid material, sticks, chunks of wood, etc. which are easily passed by large curb openings (open throat) are conveniently prevented from entering the catch basin by a well chosen grate. If large debris gets into the catch basin, it can often float or wash into the lines, clogging them at inaccessible locations and making the drainage system ineffective. Should clogging of the grate occur at the upstream end, grates of longer lengths usually provide the extra flow through capacity necessary to accommodate the gutter flow as well as some of the side flow. ABILITY TO PASS UNOBJECTIONABLE DEBRIS Organic material, such as grass clippings, leaves, small stones, scraps of paper and even small twigs should be passed into the catch basin. Because of their size and configuration they are not a hazard for the sewer lines. Grates designed with closely spaced bars for strength and safety become easily clogged from very small but always present debris. The problem is magnified even more as this debris is packed into the openings by passing traffic creating a hard, semi solid surface. The velocity of the gutter flow is insufficient to dislodge the packed debris and so the grate becomes ineffective. The answer then is to provide grate openings wide enough, of suitable length or of special design to pass this debris and still meet the other requirements. Neenah has many sizes and styles that can be implemented into your designs. STRENGTH Inlet grates placed in roadways must be designed to withstand heavy traffic loads. A common designation for standard highway loads is described as H20-44 loading for single axle trucks and HS20-44 for tandem axle trucks (tractor semi-trailer units). The maximum axle loading in both cases is 32,000 lbs. Or 16,000 lb. for each set of dual wheels. There may be cases where more extreme design loads are necessary such as airports, commercial applications, industrial sites or installations where extra heavy loads and/or extremely hard tires are present. (See page 4 for a list of published specifications available to assist you in your design.) PERMANENCY A gutter inlet grate should be designed to match or exceed the expected life of the installation. The inherent rust resisting properties of unpainted cast iron and its time-tested performance insures long life. The strength of cast iron grates resists earth and pavement pressures-qualities one should question in other non-cast iron materials.
3 An important consideration in any storm water management plan is the proper selection and use of drainage grates. The NEENAH line of inlet, area and drainage grates offers hundreds and hundreds of choices. Different shapes, sizes and geometry provide varying capacities which can match your inlet and outlet control requirements. When runoff conditions overtax sewer lines or treatment capacity, engineers frequently detain excess storm water by temporarily impounding storm water in suitable depressed open space areas, parking lots or other available basin type structures. With NEENAH capacity rated grates, ponded water can be slowly released at a controlled rate as sewer lines and treatment facilities are able to accept new discharges. (see pages 326 to 330 for the free open areas of many Neenah grates.) MEDIAN DRAIN AND FREEWAY DRAINAGE GRATES We have listed some of our usage specific drainage grate products below for your consideration. Stormwater management on freeways is important so that roads are safe for motorists during wet weather. NEENAH offers a variety of choices for inlet boxes, median inlets or ditch checks. See pages 236, 237, 257 to 263. TRENCH FRAME AND GRATE For draining large impervious areas, many designers specify NEENAH trench drains. Sizes range from 6 to 48 widths. Drains can be installed in any length with direction changes to suit the area and drainage conditions. Other types are supplied with cast iron box frames in 5 and 10 widths. (For details see pages 282 to 287. HIGH CAPACITY VANE STYLE GRATES TYPE L GRATE Neenah's high capacity vane style grates offer designers the best combination of hydraulic efficiency and safety for triangular gutter slope applications. For details, see page 112.
4 PEDESTRIAN, BICYCLE AND HANDICAPPED USE SHEET FLOW INTERCEPTING GRATES There are numerous occasions when designers desire to remove sheet flow from streets or parking lots. Neenah has addressed this need with specialized castings suited to this need. For details see pages 228 and 284. Designers are frequently called upon to create pathways for bicycle, pedestrian and handicapped applications. Neenah has addressed this need by offering numerous products that can be incorporated into plans for compliant pathways. For additional information see pages 70, 282 to 287. THE ADOPTION OF THE AMERICANS WITH DISABILITIES ACT (ADA), THE PROMINENCE OF NARROW TIRED BICY- CLES AND GENERAL PUBLIC CONCERN FOR PEDESTRIAN SAFETY DICTATES THAT DESIGNERS CAREFULLY CONSIDER THE SAFETY OF THE TYPE OF GRATINGS SELECTED FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS. IF THE INSTALLATION IS CHANGED IN CONCEPT, SCOPE OR USAGE PATTERN AT SOME FUTURE DATE, DESIGNERS MUST AT THAT TIME RECONSIDER THE TYPES OF GRATINGS USED AND DETER- MINE IF THEY STILL MEET THEIR SAFETY REQUIREMENTS. IF NOT, DESIGNERS MUST REPLACE THESE EXISTING GRATES WITH MORE APPROPRIATE STYLES. NOTE: ALSO SEE CAUTIONS ON PAGE 6 AND CHOOS- ING THE PROPER INLET GRATE ON PAGE 108. NEENAH'S INLET GRATE CAPACITIES MANUAL shows discharge rates for NEENAH grates under flow conditions as well as a system to determine their capacities under ponding conditions. Please call us at ( ) to obtain your copy. Additionally, Neenah now offers an online HYDRALICS CALCULATOR to assist your decision making process with regards to flow and ponding conditions. Visit our website at
5 TYPE L VANE STYLE GRATES CAPACITY An important function of an inlet grate is capacity - the ability to intercept the storm water from the gutter. Hydraulic tests prove the Type L Vane Style Grates will accept more water than any of the conventional grate styles under virtually all flow conditions. Even with extremely high volume and velocity conditions in the gutter, there will be very little if any water that the grate will not capture, providing the water passes over it. The efficiency of these grates can be as much as 20% greater than conventional designs. For this reason, an ever increasing number of States, Counties, and Municipalities have adopted the Type L Vane Style Grate as a standard. GRATE REPLACEMENT Type L Vane Style Grates are being used in grate replacement programs in many cities throughout the country, not only because of their storm water capacity features but also because they are more likely to be safe for bicycles than many other styles of grates. A replacement high capacity, Type L grate can be dimensioned to fit most catch basin inlets. Our Product Engineering and Sales Departments are available to assist you in developing your grate replacement program. BICYCLE GRATES In addition to its increased capacity, the Type L Vane Grate is also being specified when bicycle traffic is a consideration. These grates, when installed either in a gutter line or in an open area can provide desirable features for use when bicycles are likely to be present. (See Page 6 (Cautions Page) and page 108 for additional information regarding bicycle safety.) DEBRIS A properly functioning inlet grate such as the Type L Vane Style Grate must screen out the larger, harmful debris and prevent it from entering and clogging the sewer pipe. Small debris, however, which can be easily handled by the underground portions of the storm sewer, are allowed to pass through the grate openings to prevent blockage on the surface of the grate. Length Width Thickness Catalog No / / / 16 R-4999-L / / 2 R-4999-L / 8 R-3065-L / / 4 R-3278-AL 22 1 / / 4 2 R-3501-U 22 1 / / 4 2 R-3501-U 22 3 / / / 2 R-3250-CL 22 7 / R / / / 2 R L 23 7 / / 8 2 R-3588-LL 23 7 / / 8 2 R-3210-L 23 7 / / 8 2 R-4999-L / / 8 2 R-3588-LL 23 7 / / 8 2 R-3588-LR / / 4 R-3525-L / / 16 R-3222-LA / / 4 R-3526-L 24 1 / / / 4 R R-3900-C / / 2 R-3501-TR / / 2 R-3501-TL 26 5 / R / / / 4 R-3281-AL 29 1 / / 2 2 R-3408-L 29 3 / / / 2 R / / / 2 R-4999-L / 4 3 R / / / 8 R-3246-CL 35 1 / / / 8 R-3067-L 35 3 / / 8 2 R-3246-AL 36 5 / / / 4 R-4014-TL 39 1 / / 4 2 R-3362-L / / 2 R-3578 Cross Section of Vane Style Grate in testing flume showing Hydraulic Performance at 2 cfs. The above chart shows flume test results using 17 x 20 full size grates in the types illustrated on the opposite page. A constant transverse or gutter slope of 6% was used to contain more water over the grate. The gutter flow in the channel was set at 2 cfs. Note the improved performance of the Type L Vane Grates.
6 CATCH BASIN INLETS HEAVY DUTY Inlet Grate Types Grate type D is not recommended for bicycle traffic. Grate types B, R and V are not considered bicycle-safe when used without a curb box. Free open areas for most grates in this section are listed on pages 326 to 330. Curb Face Types The templates shown illustrate a few of the many types of curb sections which can be properly matched with the catch basin inlets shown on the following pages.
7 R-3010 Curb Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Available with flat curbplate in place of curb box. Available with grate Type A, Type D, Type L or Type R-Diagonal. Also available with curb boxes in open or barred style, 1 1 / 2 vertical radius, Type D, semi-roll 3 radius or roll type 6 radius designs. 24 1/8" Type R-Diagonal grate not recommended for 23" bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. 1 1/8" 1 3/8" Specify: 1. Grate type, if other than standard type shown. 2. Curb box style, if other than standard style 8" shown. Not recommended for bicycle traffic. 20 1/ CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 5" TO 8" 16" 1 1/4" 3 3/4" 35 7/16" 35 7/16" 4 7/8" 1 1/R 7" R-3015 Curb Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Also available with Type L grate. Type R-diagonal grate shown. Type R-Diagonal grate not recommended for bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. Available with flat curbplate in place of curb box. 23 3/4" 23" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 5" TO 10" 16" 1" DIAGONAL BARS WITH 1 1/ OPENINGS 5 1/ 3"R 8" 7" 20 1/ 35 7/16" 35 7/16" R-3030 Curb Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Available with flat curbplate in place of curb box. Available with grate Type A, Type D, Type L or Type R-Diagonal. Also available with curb boxes in open or barred style, 1 1 / 2 vertical radius, Type D, semi-roll 3 radius or roll type 6 radius designs. Not recommended for bicycle traffic. 24 1/8" Type R-Diagonal grate not recommended for 23" bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. 1 1/8" 1 3/8" Specify: 1. Grate type, if other than standard type shown. 2. Curb box style, if other than standard style 8" shown. 20 1/ CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 2 3/4" TO 4 3/4" 16" 1 1/4" 3 3/4" 4 7/8" 7" 35 7/16" 35 7/16"
8 R-3031-B R-3032-B Split R-3033-B Split
9 R-3034-B Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box R-3035-A Split Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Suitable for 24 curb and gutter, split frame facilitates forming and eliminates boxing out. When paving roadway, simply place small section of frame against the form on the pavement side at catch basin location. After forms are removed, attach large frame section and curb box using bolts provided, and pour curb and gutter section. If curb and gutter are installed first, reverse the procedure.
10 R-3036-B Concave Inlet Frame and Grate Also available without crossbars in grate, for highway use. Not recommended for bicycle traffic. R-3037-A Expressway Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box R-3038-A Expressway Inlet Frame and Grate
11 R-3039-A Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box R-3065 Type R-Diagonal grate shown. 21 1/ 20" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE FROM 4" TO 9" 17" 1 7/8" 1 1/ 1" 6" 2R" 7" 7" 18" 36" 6" 6" 36" R-3065-L 21 1/ 20" 3" Typ. CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE FROM 4" TO 9" 17" 1 7/8" 6 3/8" 1/ 6" 7" 7" 18" 36" 6" 6" 36" R-3065-V Same as R-3065-L except with Type V Grate.
12 R-3066 Type R-Diagonal grate shown. Furnished standard with 12 pan opening. R-3067 Type R-Diagonal grate shown. Also available with flat mountable curb plate, grated or solid, as shown on R , in place of curb box. Neither type R-Diagonal nor type V grates recommended for bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. 36 3/4" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 6" TO 9" 35 1/4" 17 3/4" 5 3/4" 1 1/ 1 1/4" 33" 43" 6" 1 1/4" 1 1/ 31" 2R" 4" R-3067-C Curb Inlet Frame, Grate Furnished without curb box for use at driveway locations. 7" TYP. 37 1/4" 35 1/4" 34" 43" 1 1/ TYP. 2 1/ 4" 19 1/ 17 1/ 16" 31"
13 R-3067-L Also available with flat mountable curb plate, grated or solid, as shown on R , in place of curb box. 36 3/4" 35 1/4" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE TO 9" HIGH 17 3/4" 6" 3"Typ. 1 7/8" 6 3/8" 1/ 3"R 4" 6" 33" 43" 31" R-3067-V Same as R-3067-L except with Type V Grate. R-3070 Furnished standard as shown. Also available with grate Type L, Type V, or Type R-Diagonal. Curb boxes available in open or barred style. Semi roll 3 radius. Specify: 1. Grate type if other than standard. 2. Curb box style if other than standard. Give complete details.
14 R-3075 Type R-Diagonal grate shown. R-3075-L Same as R-3075 except with L style grate (see page 113). R-3075-V Same as R-3075 except with V style grate (see page 113). R Flange Gutter Inlet Frame and Grate For frame only specify R-3076 frame only. For grate only specify R-3076 grate only. Also available with Type L grate see R Type V grate shown not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without barrier curb hoods. 31 1/4" 29 3/4" 17 3/4" 3" 15 3/4" 2 1/ 5" 19 5/8" 28" 16" 38" 23 1/8"
15 R M Curb Hoods 6" 4 1/ Catalog # refers to hood only. 9 1/ R 5" 10 1/4" R B Curb Hoods 6" Catalog # refers to hood only. 11 1/ 5" R 10 1/4" 6" BARRIER CURB HOOD R M Curb Hoods 6" 4 1/ Catalog # refers to hood only. 11 1/ R 5" 10 1/4" R B Curb Hoods 6" Catalog # refers to hood only. 13 1/ R 5" 10 1/4" 8" BARRIER CURB HOOD 3 1/8" 3 1/8" 1 1/ 2 1/ R 2 1/ R VARIES VARIES SEE SIDE SEE SIDE VIEWS VIEWS 5 1/8" 11" 5 1/8" 11" 32 1/4" 32 1/4" FRONT VIEW FOR R M AND R M FRONT VIEW FOR R B AND R B
16 R-3077 Double Unit Inlet Frame and Grate For full double unit specify R For left section (frame and grate) only specify R-3077-L. For left section frame only specify R-3077-L frame only. For right section (frame and grate) only specify R-3077-R. For right section frame only specify R-3077-R frame only. Grates are same as R-3076 unit. Also available with Type L grate see R If curb hoods are required, see listing under R Type V grate shown not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without barrier curb hoods. 31 1/4" 29 3/4" 28" 35 1/8" 70 1/4" 31 1/4" 29 3/4" 17 3/4" 3" 15 3/4" 28" 35 1/8" 2 1/ 5" 19 5/8" 16" 23 1/8"
17 R-3078 Inlet Frame and Grate (Center Section) For frame only specify R-3078 frame only. Grate is same as R-3076 unit. Also available with Type L grate see R If curb hoods are required, see listing under R Type V grate shown not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without barrier curb hoods. Illustrating unit composed of R-3077-L, R-3078, R-3077-R and R B curb hoods.
18 R-3079 Inlet Frame and Grate (Center Section) R R /8" 22 7/8" 3 1/ 1 1/ 17 5/8" 20" 5 3/4" 10 1/4" 7" 20 1/ 17 5/8" 32 5/8" 26 3/4" 9 3/4"
19 R-3157-A Curb Inlet Frame, Double Grate, Curb Box Also available with Type L grate. R-3159-A For alternate grate style see R-3273-A, page 152. R-3161 For alternate grate style see R-3274, page 153.
20 R-3165 Furnished standard with Ductile Iron grate. For use where conditions do not permit catch basin under inlet. Drainage is to catch basin behind curb. Specify: 1. 8, 10, or 12 rear outlet (dimension A ). 2. Curb box as shown, or with 3 radius face. 3. Available with Type V grate. R-3169 Also available with Type P and Type S grates. R-3170 Designed for 12 gutter. Also available with open type curb box if specified. Also available without front flange.
21 R-3203 Series Flat Drain Frames and Grates Catalog No. Description R-3203-A with 22 x 22 Base R-3203-B with top 27 x 27 R-3203-C with flange 35 x 35 Illustrated with 27 x 27 frame. R-3205 Concave Inlet Frame and Grate R-3210-A Catch Basin Frame with Convex Grate 25 1/8" 24" 25 1/8" 24" 5 7/8" 1 1/ 2 3/4" 1 3/8" 1 3/4" 6" 2 35" 2 35"
22 R-3210-L Catch Basin Frame and Grate 25 1/8" 23 7/8" 4 1/4" 6" 25 1/8" 23 7/8" 2 5/8" 2 35" 2 35" R-3210-Q Catch Basin Frame and Grate R-3220 Curb Inlet Frame, Convex Grate, Curb Box Also furnished with square curb face or radius face of 1, 1 1 / 2, 2 or /8" 24" 2 24" 35" 1 1/ 5 7/8" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 8" TO 1 1 1/ R 24" 2 3/4" 1 3/8" 1 3/4" 24" 35" 7" 14 1/
23 R-3220-L Curb Inlet Frame, Grate, and Curb Box Also furnished with square curb face or radius face of 1, 1 1 / 2, 2 or 3. R-3222-LA Also available with Type C grate. Order as R-3222-C. R A Catch Basin Frame and Grate 26 1/ 24" 24" 21 1/ 7/8" 4 1/4" Typ. 3 3/8" 1 15/16" 7" 8" / 26 7/8"
24 R-3223 Series Cast Iron Sub-Basin Bowls Dimensions in Inches Catalog No. A A-A B B-B C C-C D E R / / / / / / 2 R-3223-A / / / / / / 2 R-3223-B / / / / / / 2 For pipe or elbow connection. R-3226 Series Catch Basin Elbows Section showing one method of catch basin assembly. Note catch basin frame, grate, curb box, catch basin bowl and elbow. Catch basin trap, also shown, is detailed on page 231. Catalog No. Elbow Height A R-3226-A 12 1 / 2 R-3226-B 20
25 R-3227 Expressway Inlet, Frame, Grate Not recommended for bicycle traffic. Illustrating R-3227 Illustrating R-3227 with Type D grate R-3227-C Same as R-3227 except furnished with Type C grate design having 32 slotted openings size 1 7 / 16 x 5 3 / 4. R-3227-D Same as R-3227 except furnished with a diagonal barred grate. R-3228-BD Curb Inlet Frame, Diagonal Grate, Curb Box Curb box adjustable 6 to 9. Specify: Type C grate if required. Order as R-3228-BC.
26 R-3228-G Expressway Inlet, Frame, Grate, Curb Box 6 Curb box adjustable 6 to 9. R-3228-G and J not recommended for bicycle traffic. Specify: 1. Complete catalog number or 8 curb box for R-3228-J, K, or JD. 3. Diagonal grate if required. Order as R-3228-GD or JD. Illustrating R-3228-G R-3228-H Same as R-3228-G except with Type C grate having 32 openings size 1 7 / 16 x 5 3 / 4. R-3228-J Same as R-3228-G except 7 curb box for 6 to 9 high curb. R-3228-K Same as R-3228-G except 7 curb box for 6 to 9 high curb.
27 R-3229-A Curb Inlet Frame, Convex Grate, Curb Box Furnished with standard convex grate as shown. Also available with flat grate, Type D slotted grate or Type R-diagonal reversible grate. Specify which is required. Type D slotted grate is not recommended for bicycle traffic. 5 7/8" 26 1/ 24" 2 36" 1 1/ 5 7/8" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 5" TO 8" 6 1/4" 24" 2 3/4" 1 3/8" 1 3/4" 2 24" 38" 1 1/ R 7" 7/8" 4" 14 1/ R-3229-L
28 R-3233 Large Can be furnished without curb box (see number R-3469, page 190). Not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without curb box. R-3233-A Curb Inlet Drain Multiple sections usually furnished in heavy drainage areas. Concrete catch basin constructed behind curb, using number R Behind-thecurb manhole illustrated on page 190 (see number R-3469). Not recommended for use in areas where large gutter trash objects are prevalent. Curb opening, without gutter grate, allows large trash to enter catch basin and clog lines. 7 / 8 Diameter Anchor Bolts to be furnished by others. Can be used either single or in combination as shown. R-3233-D Large Not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without curb box.
29 R-3234-B1 R-3235 Also available with Type L, Type V, or Type R-diagonal reversible grate. 21 5/8" 19 7/8" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 4" TO 9" 17" 6" 4" 18" 36" 7" 1 1/4" 1 1/16" 36" 3"R 7" R-3236
30 R Same as R-3236 except with alternate type frame. R-3236-A Split Split design facilitates forming for pavement or gutter. NO BOXING OUT. NO SPECIAL FORMS REQUIRED. Either the curb-side portion or the street-side portion of the casting may be placed against the form at the prescribed location so that concrete may be poured with the unit in place. When form is removed, the corresponding portion of the casting may be bolted to the portion in position to form a complete unit.
31 R-3236-B Split Same as R-3236-A except with alternate type frame. R-3237 Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Same as R-3236 except curb box is designed for roll type curb. R Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Same as R-3034-B except with alternate type grate.
32 R-3237-A Split Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Same as R-3236-A except curb box is designed for roll type curb. R-3237-B Split Roll Type Inlet Frame, Grate, Curb Box Same as R-3237-A except with alternate type frame. R-3238 Concave Inlet Frame and Grate
33 R-3246 Also available with Type L or Type V grate. Also available with square, 1 radius, 2 radius or D-shaped curb face. Also available with flat mountable curb plate, grated or solid, as shown on R , in place of curb box. R Same as R-3246 except with plate over curb box opening. See illustration. Neither type R-Diagonal nor type V grates recommended for bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. R-3246-I with Curb Plate R-3246-A Also available with Type R-Diagonal Reversible grate. 36 1/ CURB BOX HEIGHT ADJ. 5" TO 10" 35 3/4" 5 3/4" 23 7/8" 3" R 6 1/ Typ. 1 1/4" 1 3/4" 4" 6 1/ 33 1/ 43" 34 7/8"
34 R-3246-AP Same as R-3246-A except with plate over curb box opening. See illustration. Also available with Type R- Diagonal Reversible grate. Neither type R-Diagonal nor type V grates recommended for bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. R-3246-AP with Curb Plate R-3246-AL Also available with flat curb plate as shown on R-3246-AP, instead of curb box. 36 1/ CURB BOX HEIGHT ADJ. 5" TO 10" 35 3/4" 5 3/4" 23 7/8" 3" R 6 1/ Typ. 1 1/4" 1 3/4" 4" 6 1/ 33 1/ 43" 34 7/8" Grate shown is for flow-left condition. R-3246-CL 36 3/4" 35 1/ 3 1/8" Typ. 32 7/8" CURB BOX HEIGHT ADJUSTABLE TO 9" 9 1/4" 17 3/4" 6" 6" 3" R 7 1/8" 43" 31 1/4"
35 R-3246-CC Same as R-3246-CL except furnished with Type C grate as shown on R-3246-E. R-3246-E For Mountable Curb R-3246-E R-3246-F Same as R-3246-E except with 2 radius curb box. See detail.
36 R D Curb Inlet Frame, Grates, Curb Box Also available with: One-piece Diagonal grate (See R-3572-A) Two-piece Type Q grate (See R Q) Two-piece Type L grate (See R L) Can also be furnished without curb box. Type R-Diagonal grate not recommended for bicycle traffic when used without curb box. 58 1/4" 23 13/16" 23 13/16" 1.66 Typ. 1 1/4" Typ. 45 1/ 59" 2 1/ 10 1/8" 26 3/4" 26 1/ 25 7/8" 31 7/8" 8" 16" R-3249-F
37 R-3250-A Also available with Type C grate. Note lug preventing grate rotation. Alternate box for straight face curb is available. IMPORTANT remove cap screws from curb box when concrete curb has set. Furnished standard with as-cast bearing surfaces. Not recommended for bicycle traffic. 1 1/ 27" 1/ Lug 25 5/8" 1 1/4" 1 3/8" 3/4" 3 1/ 13 11/16" 25" 10 7/8" 10" 4 1/ 24" 33 1/ 19 3/8" 33 1/ R Also available with Type C grate. Extended curb box provides additional drainage capacity through curb. Note sweeping radius for efficiency in self-cleaning and reduction of turbulence. IMPORTANT remove cap screws from curb box when concrete curb has set. Furnished standard with as-cast bearing surfaces. Not recommended for bicycle traffic.
38 R-3250-B IMPORTANT Remove cap screws from curb box when concrete curb has set. Illustrating R-3250-B R-3250-C Same as R-3250-B except curb box is for straight face curb (see drawing). R-3250-BSP Catch Basin Frame and Grate Not recommended for bicycle traffic. 24" X 24" 22 3/4" 3 1/4" 1 1/ 22 3/4" 20 1/ 9 3/4" 8 7/8" 38" 31 5/8"
39 R-3250-CL IMPORTANT Remove cap screws from curb box when concrete curb has set. Illustrating R-3250-CL R-3250-BL Same as R-3250-CL except furnished with tapered face curb box (see drawing). R-3250-CV NOTE: These grates are considerd bicycle-safe only when installed with vanes perpendicular to curb. IMPORTANT Remove cap screws from curb box when concrete curb has set. Illustrating R-3250-CV R-3250-BV Same as R-3250-CV except furnished with tapered face curb box (see drawing).
40 R-3250-DV Adjustable Curb Inlet NOTE: These grates are considerd bicycle-safe only when installed with vanes perpendicular to curb. R-3250-EV Adjustable Curb Inlet Not recommended for bicycle traffic.
41 R-3251 Catch Basin Inlet Frame and Grate R-3252-A Also available with Type L grate as shown on R-3250-CL. NOTE:These grates are considerd bicycle-safe only when installed with vanes perpendicular to curb.
42 R-3256 Inlet Frame, Lid, Access Lid Large lid is furnished standard with straight face as shown or can be furnished for 8 or 20 corner radii. Specify which is required. Not recommended for use in areas where large gutter trash objects are prevalent. Curb opening, without gutter grate, allows large trash to enter catch basin and clog lines. 33" 2 1 1/4" 3/8" 32 1/ 10 1/ /4" 38" R-3260-A Also available with two Type L grates as shown on R-3220-L. R-3261-A
43 R-3262 Series Storm Water Curb Openings Curb opening castings are used as shown, where it is advantageous to transmit storm water from downspout in shallow drains and discharge it through the curb to the street gutter. Dimensions in Inches Catalog No. A B C C-C E E-E F T R / R / / / 4 R / / / / 2 1 R / / 8 2 R / / Section showing curb width. For roll type curbs. R-3264 Storm Water Curb Opening
44 R-3266 Torrent Inlet Frame, Grate Type V grate shown not recommended for bicycle traffic. R-3268 Storm Water Curb Opening
45 R-3270 Roll Type Curb Inlet Frame and Grate Photograph shows casting installed in roll type curb. Concrete over top of frame is reinforced to prevent breaking away. R-3273-A Also available with Type S sinusoidal grate.
46 R-3274 Also available with 3 radius semi-roll curb box. (See page 113). Specify if required. Can also be furnished with Type S sinusoidal grate order as R-3159-A, see page 126. R-3274-A R-3274-B Illustrating R-3274-A R-3274-B Same as R-3274-A except furnished with curb box for mountable curb. See detail.
47 R-3275 Also available with barred curb box similar to R-3278-A. R-3278-A Available with type R grate, order as R-3278-AR. Also available with open curb box. Frame available with 4-sided flange support. 2 1 / 4 " adjusting ring available see R-1979 series page /4" 2 3/4" 36" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 5 1/4 TO 9" 1 3/4" 10" 16 7/8" 1 1/ 3/4" R 7 3/4" 31" 6 1/
48 R-3278-AL Also available with diagonal grate and open curb box. Frame available with 4-sided flange support. 2 1 / 4 " adjusting ring available see R-1979 series page /4" 2 2 7/8" 20 1/4" 1 3/4" 10" 5 1/ 16 3/4" 1/ 2 3/4" 5 1/4" 1 1/4" R 7 3/4" 36" 31" R-3280-A Curb Plate and Grate A = 18 Installed in curb R-3280-B Curb Plate and Grate A = 12
49 R-3281-A Curb Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Box Also available with open curb box (no bars), or with flat curb plate instead of curb box. (See R ) R-3281-AL Curb Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Box Also available with open curb box (no bars), or with flat curb plate instead of curb box. (See R ) R V 23 3/4" 21 5/8" 19 11/16" 33 15/3 CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 51/4" TO 8 3/4" 2 23/3 6" 1 15/16" 7 7/8" 15 5/8" 33 15/3 7" R 12 1/4"
50 R Curb Inlet Frame, Grate Type V grate shown not recommended for bicycle traffic. 2 1 / 2 " adjusting ring available see R-1979 series page / 2 21/ /3 22 1/ 7 7/8" 24 7/3 22 1/ 19 7/8" 19 7/8" 55 1/8" 19 1/ 29 17/3 R V 37" 34 5/8" 2 31/3 33 1/16" 43 5/16" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 51/4" TO 8 3/4" 1 15/16" 7 7/8" 15 5/8" 31 1/ R 7" R / 45 15/3 19 7/8" 19 7/8" 42 1/8" 22 1/ 7 7/8" 22 1/ 19 11/16" 31 11/16" R 12 1/4" 7" 55 1/8" 35 7/16"
51 R-3287-SB10 6 1/4" 37" 34 3/4" 33 1/16" 43 5/16" 3/4" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 51/4" TO 8 3/4" 7 7/8" 15 3/4" 11/4" 31 1/ 7/8" 7" R R-3288-E2 Double Inlet Frames with Two-Piece Grate and Curb Plate Also available with Type V grate /3 29 1/ 29 1/ 1 1/ 27 9/16" 27 9/16" 67 23/3 7 1/ 16 3/8" 14 9/16" 24 13/3 9 7/16" R. 5 1/ 5 1/ 3 15/16"
52 R-3288-HV2 Double Inlet Frames with Two-Piece Grate and Curb Plate 72 27/32 " 29 15/16" 29 15/16" 2 15/16" 27 9/16" 27 9/16" 67 23/3 7 1/ 16 3/4" 14" 14 9/16" 24 13/3 R. 9 7/16" 5 1/ 5 1/ 3 15/16" R-3289-C Single Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Plate 42 1/8" 29 1/ 27 9/16" 36 13/3 1 1/ 7 1/ 16 3/8" 14 9/16" 24 13/3 R. 9 7/16" 5 1/ 5 1/ 3 15/16"
53 R-3289-HV Single Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Plate 42 1/8" 29 15/16" 2 15/16" 27 9/16" 36 13/3 16 3/4" 14" 7 1/ R. 14 9/16" 24 13/3 9 7/16" 5 1/ 5 1/ 3 15/16" R-3290 Curb Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Box Can be furnished with Type L, Type V or Type D slotted grate. Curb box with 3 radius as shown, 2 radius, square face or Type D curb face (see page 113 for design). Not recommended for bicycle traffic. Specify: 1. Grate type preferred. 2. Curb box style if other than shown. Also available with flat mountable curb plate, grated or solid, as shown on R , in place of curb box. Type V grates not recommended for bicycle traffic when used with curbplate. 36 3/4" 35 1/4" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 6" TO 9" 17 1/ 5 3/4" 6 1/ 1 3/4" 33" 6" 1 3/4" 1 1/4" R 4" 43" 31"
54 R-3290-A Gutter Inlet Frame and Grate Furnished without curb box for use at driveway locations and in gutters. 35 3/4" 6 3/4" 33" 6" 1 1/8" 23 3/4" 4" 43" 31" R-3290-B Gutter Inlet Frame and Grate Not recommended for bicycle traffic. R-3290-C Gutter Inlet Frame and Grate Not recommended for bicycle traffic. 4" 1 1/8" 31 1/8" 30 3/16" 34 7/8" 1 1/ 6 1/ 3/4" 36 7/8" 35 7/8" 10 3/4" 43" R-3291 Gutter Inlet Frame and Grate
55 R-3292 Curb Inlet Frame, Grate and Curb Box Also available with flat mountable curb plate, grated or solid, as shown on R , in place of curb box. 36 3/4" 35 1/4" 6 1/ 1 3/4" CURB BOX ADJUSTABLE 6" TO 8" 17 1/ 6" 1 3/4" 1 1/4" 1" R 4" 6" 33" 43" 31" R " 37 9/16" 35 1/4" 33 1/8" 43 1/4" 1 1/4" 1 7/8" 6" 1/ 17 3/4" 6 3/8" 24" 31" 5 3/4" R 4" R Double Unit Frame, Grate, Curb Box 37 3/8" 37 3/8" 35 1/4" 3" Typ. 35 1/4" 1 1/4" Typ. 5 3/4" 33 1/8" 33 1/8" 40 7/16" 40 7/16" 1 7/8" 6" 1/ 17 3/4" 6 3/8" 24" R 4" 80 7/8" 31"
56 R Triple Unit Frame, Grate, Curb Box Additional center sections can be added for greater overall length - contact Neenah. 37 3/8" 35 1/4" 37 3/8" 3" Typ. 35 1/4" 1 1/4" Typ. 33 1/8" 33 1/8" 33 1/8" 40 7/16" 37 9/16" 40 7/16" 118 7/16" 37 3/8" 35 1/4" 1 78" 6" 6 3/8" 17 3/4" 1/ 24" 31" 5 3/4" R 4" R Fabricated steel frame. Gray iron grates and curb box. Available with Type L grate.
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