Television Inspection Sample Clauses

Television Inspection. The existing lines will be televised and recorded to determine the condition of the line and to locate existing connections. The Engineer shall observe the TV inspection in progress. Upon completion, the Engineer shall contact the State to review the DVD, if necessary. The Engineer shall perform the television inspection one manhole (structure) section at a time and control flow so that it will not exceed 25% of the pipe diameter at the time of televising. When the depth of flow at the upstream manhole of the manhole section being televised is above the maximum allowable for television inspection, the Engineer shall reduce the flow to allowable levels by temporarily plugging or blocking the flow, or perform the inspections during minimum flow hours.
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Television Inspection. The existing lines will be televised and recorded to determine the condition of the line and to locate existing connections. The inspector will observe the TV inspection in progress. Upon completion, the Contractor will contact the Engineer to review the DVD, if necessary. The existing lines will be televised and recorded to determine the condition of the line and to locate existing connections. The inspector will observe the TV inspection in progress. Upon completion, the Contractor will contact the Engineer to review the DVD, if necessary. Perform television inspection one manhole (structure) section at a time. Control flow so that it will not exceed 25% of the pipe diameter at the time of televising. When the depth of flow at the upstream manhole of the manhole section being televised is above the maximum allowable for television inspection, reduce the flow to allowable levels by temporarily plugging or blocking the flow, or perform the inspections during minimum flow hours.
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Television Inspection. 3.1 The contractor shall use a color pan tilt, rotating head camera specifically designed and constructed for sewer inspection. Each sewer to be televised shall be suitably isolated to eliminate or control flow during video inspection to allow for the entire circumference of the pipe to be viewed. Lighting for the camera shall provide a clear picture of the entire periphery of the existing sewer. The camera shall pause at service connections and pipe ends to evaluate water tightness of the openings. The contractor shall video record the televised sewer inspection, locating each sewer service connection entering the sewer. The video recording tape shall be in VHS format. The contractor is required to submit electronic inspection reports to document the work that is performed and the condition of the sewer. To support the electronic submission of reports, the contractor shall have the following minimum computer equipment: • Pentium II computer 300mhz, RAM 64 MB (preferably 128 MB), adequate hard drive space (min. 160MB/year of data) • Iomega or equivalent 100MB ZIP drive or 32 MB Flashcard with SanDisk or Datafab Card Reader Custom application software for completing the electronic submittals shall be provided by MSD. If necessary, MSD shall also provide approximately 6-8 hours of training for each employee that shall be inputting the data for the contractor.
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Television Inspection. A. Provide inspection of both the upstream and downstream manholes beginning at the top of each manhole and panning down to inspect the manhole’s interior walls. Center camera in manhole invert to the extent allowed by the invert geometry. Pan and record the entire circumference of the pipe penetration/manhole wall.
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Television Inspection. (a) Television inspection shall be between manholes or other appropriate locations as directed by the Contract Administrator.
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Television Inspection. A. All new sewer pipelines shall be television inspected by the Contractor prior to acceptance to assure proper jointing and flow characteristics. Television inspections shall not be scheduled until construction of other utilities in the same area is completed and pipeline under consideration has been backfilled and compacted to sub-grade elevation. Television inspection will be performed after the pipelines have been cleaned and also for a second time at end of the 1-year maintenance period. Contractor will be required to repair any defects noted at this time at no additional cost to the Town.
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