ICC International Plumbing Code (IPC) 2003

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International Plumbing Code

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ICC	2003	152

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The code provides comprehensive minimum regulations for plumbing facilities in terms of both performance and prescriptive objectives providing for the acceptance of new and innovative products, materials, and systems.

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PDF Pages	PDF Title
2	Preface
5	Ordinance
7	Table Of Contents
9	Chapter 1 – Administration Section 101 – General Section 102 – Applicability
10	Section 103 – Department Of Plumbing Inspection Section 104 – Duties And Powers Of The Code Official Section 105 – Approval
11	Section 106 – Permits
13	Section 107 – Inspections And Testing
14	Section 108 – Violations Section 109 – Means Of Appeal
17	Chapter 2 – Definitions Section 201 – General Section 202 – Defintions
25	Chapter 3 – General Regulations Section 301 – General Section 302 – Exclusion Of Materials Detrimental To The Sewer System Section 303 – Materials Section 304 – Rodent Proofing
26	Table 303.4 – Products And Materials Requiring Third-Party Testing And Third-Party Certification Section 305 – Protection Of Pipes And Plumbing System Components Section 306 – Trenching, Excavation And Backfill
27	Section 307 – Structural Safety Section 308 – Piping Support
28	Table 308.5 – Hanger Spacing Section 309 – Flood Hazard Resistance Section 310 – Washroom Toilet Room Requirements
29	Section 311 – Toilet Facilities For Workers Section 312 – Tests And Inspections
30	Section 313 – Equipment Efficiencies [M] Section 314 – Condensate Disposal
31	Chapter 4 – Fixtures, Faucets And Fixture Fittings Section 401 – General Section 402 – Fixture Materials Section 403 – Minimum Plumbing Facilities Table 403.1 – Minimum Number Of Required Plumbing Fixtures
32	Table 403.1 – Continued
33	Table 403.1 – Continued
34	Section 404 – Accessible Plumbing Facilities Section 405 – Installation Of Fixtures
35	Figure 405.3.1 – Fixture Clearance Section 406 – Automatic Clothes Washers Section 407 – Bathtubs Section 408 – Bidets
36	Section 409 – Dishwashing Machines Section 410 – Drinking Fountains Section 411 – Emergency Showers And Eyewash Stations Section 412 – Floor And Trench Drains Section 413 – Food Waste Grinder Units Section 414 – Garbage Can Washers Section 415 – Laundry Trays Section 416 – Lavatories
37	Section 417 – Showers Section 418 – Sinks Section 419 – Urinals
38	Section 420 – Water Closets Section 421 – Whirlpool Bathtubs Section 422 – Health Care Fixtures And Equipment
39	Section 423 – Specialty Plumbing Fixtures Section 424 – Faucets And Other Fixture Fittings Section 425 – Flushing Devices For Water Closets And Urinals
40	Section 426 – Manual Food And Beverage Dispensing Equipment Section 427 – Floor Sinks
41	Chapter 5 – Water Heaters Section 501 – General Section 502 – Installation Section 503 – Connections Section 504 – Safety Devices
42	Section 505 – Insulation
43	Chapter 6 – Water Supply And Distribution Section 601 – General Section 602 – Water Required Section 603 – Water Service
44	Section 604 – Design Of Building Water Distribution System Table 604.3 – Water Distribution System Design Criteria Required Capacity At Fixture Supply Pipe Outlets Table 604.4 – Maximum Flow Rates And Consumption For Plumbing Fixtures And Fixture Fittings
45	Table 604.5 – Minimum Sizes Of Fixture Water Supply Pipes Table 604.10.1 – Manifold Sizing Section 605 – Materials, Joints And Connections
46	Table 605.3 – Water Service Pipe Table 605.4 – Water Distribution Pipe
47	Table 605.5 – Pipe Fittings Table 605.8 – Manufactured Pipe Nipples
49	Section 606 – Installation Of The Building Water Distribution System
50	Table 606.5.4 – Sizes For Overflow Pipes For Water Supply Tanks
51	Table 606.5.7 – Size OF Drain Pipes For Water Tanks Section 607 – Hot Water Supply System Section 608 – Protection Of Potable Water Supply
52	Table 608.1 – Application Of Backflow Preventers
53	Table 608.8.3 – Size Of Pipe Identification
54	Table 608.15.1 – Minimum Required Air Gaps
56	Table 608.17.1 – Distance From Contamination To Private Water Supplies And Pump Suction Lines Section 609 – Health Care Plumbing Section 610 – Disinfection Of Potable Water System
57	Section 611 – Drinking Water Treatment Units Section 612 – Solar Systems Section 613 – Temperature Control Devices And Valves
59	Chapter 7 – Sanitary Drainage Section 701 – General Section 702 – Materials Table 702.1 – Above-Ground Drainage And Vent Types
60	Table 702.2 – Underground Building Drainage And Vent Pipe Table 702.3 – Building Sewer Pipe
61	Table 702.4 – Pipe Fittings Section 703 – Building Sewer Section 704 – Drainage Piping Installation Table 704.1 – Slope Of Horizontal Drainage Pipe Section 705 – Joints
64	Table 705.18 – Caulking Ferule Specifications Table 705.19 – Soldering Bushing Specifications Section 706 – Connections Between Drainage Piping And Fittings Table 706.3 – Fittings For Change In Direction Section 707 – Prohibited Joints And Connections Section 708 – Cleanouts
65	Section 709 – Fixture Units
66	Table 709.1 – Crainage Fixture Units For Fixtures And Groups
67	Table 709.2 – Drainage Fixture Units For Fixture Drains Or Traps Section 710 – Drainage System Sizing Section 711 – Offsets In Drainage Piping In Buildings Of Five Stories Or More Section 712 – Sumps And Ejectors
68	Table 710.1(1) – Building Drains And Sewers Table 710.1(2) Horizontal Fixture Branches And Stacks
69	Table 712.4.2 – Minimum Capacity Of Sewer Pump Or Sewer Ejector Section 713 – Health Care Plumbing
70	Table 713.11.1 – Stack Sizes For Bedpan Steamers And Boiling-Type Sterilizers Section 714 – Computerized Drainage Design
71	Table 713.11.3 – Stack Sizes For Pressure Sterilizers Section 715 – Backwater Valves
73	Chapter 8 – Indirect/Special Waste Section 801 – General Section 802 – Indirect Wastes
74	Section 803 – Special Wastes Section 804 – Materials, Joints And Connections
75	Chapter 9 – Vents Section 901 – General Section 902 – Materials Section 903 – Vent Stacks And Stack Vents Section 904 – Vent Terminals
76	Section 905 – Vent Connections And Grades Section 906 – Fixture Vents Table 906.1 – Maximum Distance Of Fixture Trap From Vent Section 907 – Individual Vent Section 908 – Common Vent Table 908.3 – Common Vent Sizes Section 909 – Wet Venting
77	Table 909.3 – Wet Vent Size Section 910 – Waste Stack Vent Table 910.4 – Waste Stack Vent Size Section 911 – Circuit Venting
78	Section 912 – Combination Drain And Vent System Table 912.3 – Size Of Combination Drain And Vent Pipe Section 913 – Island Fixture Venting Section 914 – Relief Vents – Stacks Of More Than 10 Branch Intervals
79	Section 915 – Vents For Stack Offsets Section 916 – Vent Pipe Sizing Table 916.1 – Size And Developed Length Of Stack Vents And Vent Stacks
80	Table 916.1 – Continued Section 917 – Air Admittance Valves
81	Table 916.5.1 – Size And Length Of Sump Vents Section 918 – Engineered Vent Systems (Equation 9-1)
82	Table 918.2 – Minimum Diameter And Maximum Length Of Individual Branch Fixture Vents And Individual Fixture Header Vents For Smooth Pipes Section 919 – Computerized Vent Design
83	Chapter 10 – Traps, Interceptors And Separators Section 1001 – General Section 1002 – Trap Requirements Section 1003 – Interceptors And Separators
84	Table 1003.3.4.1 – Capacity Of Grease Traps
85	Section 1004 – Materials, Joints And Connections
87	Chapter 11 – Storm Drainage Section 1101 – General Section 1102 – Materials Table 1102.4 – Building Storm Sewer Pipe Table 1102.5 – Subsoil Drain Pipe
88	Table 1102.7 – Pipe Fittings Section 1103 – Traps Section 1104 – Conductors And Connections Section 1105 – Roof Drains Section 1106 – Size And Conductors, Leaders And Storm Drains
89	Figure 1106.1 – 100-Year, 1-Hour Rainfall (inches) Eastern United States
90	Figure 1106.1 – Continued 100-Year, 1-Hour Rainfall (inches) Central United States
91	Figure 1106.1 – Continued 100-Year, 1-Hour Rainfall (inches) Western United States
92	Figure 1106.1 – Continued 100-Year, 1-Hour Rainfall (inches) Alaska
93	Figure 1106.1 – Continued 100-Year, 1-Hour Rainfall (inches) Hawaii
94	Table 1106.2 – Size OF Vertical Conductors And Leaders Table 1106.3 – Size Of Horizontal Storm Drainage Piping
95	Table 1106.6 – Size Of Semicircular Roof Gutters Section 1107 – Secondary (Emergency) Roof Drains
96	Section 1108 – Combined Sanitary And Storm Sewer Section 1109 – Values For Continuous Flow Section 1110 – Controlled Flow roof Drain Systems Section 1111 – Subsoil Drains Section 1112 – Building Subdrains Section 1113 – Sumps And Pumping Systems
97	Chapter 12 – Special Piping And Storage Systems Section 1201 – General Section 1202 – General Section 1202 – Medical Gases Section 1203 – Oxygen Systems
99	Chapter 13 – Referenced Standards
107	Appendix A – Plumbing Permit Fee Schedule Permit Issuance Unit Fee Schedule Other Inspection And Fees
109	Appendix B – Rates Of Rainfall For Various Cities
111	Appendix C – Gray Water Recycling Systems C101 – Gray Water Recycling Systems
113	Appendix D – Degree Day And Design Temperatures Table D101 – Degree Day And Design Temperatures For Cities In The United States
114	Table D101 – Continued
115	Table D101 – Continued
116	Table D101 – Continued
117	Table D101 – Continued
119	Appendix E – Sizing OF Water Piping System Section E101 – General Section E102 – Information Required Section E103 – Selection Of Pipe Size
124	Figure E103.3(1) – Example Sizing
125	Table E103.3(1) – Recommended Tabular Arrangement For Use In Solving Pipe Sizing Problems
126	Table E103.3(2) – Load Values Assigned To Fixtures
127	Table E103.3(3) – Table For Estimating Demand
128	Table E103.3(4) – Loss Of Pressure Through Taps And Tees In Pounds Per Square Inch (psi) Table E103.3(5) – Allowance In Equivalent Lengths Of Pipe For Friction Loss In Valves And Threaded Fittings (feet)
129	Table E103.3(6) – Pressure Loss In Fittings And Valves Expressed As Equivalent Length Of Tube (feet)
130	Figure E103.3(2) – Friction Loss In Smooth Pipe (Type K, ASTM B 88 Copper Tubing)
131	Figure E103.3(3) – Friction Loss In Smooth Pipe (Type L, ASTM B 88 Copper Tubing)
132	Figure E103.3(4) – Friction Loss In Smooth Pipe (Type M, ASTM B 88 Copper Tubing)
133	Figure E103.3(5) – Friction Lpss In Fairly Smooth Pipe
134	Figure E103.3(6) – Friction Loss In Fairly Rough Pipe
135	Figure E103.3(7) – Friction Loss In Fairly Rough Pipe
136	Section E201 – Selection Of Pipe Size
137	Table E201.1 – Minimum Size Of Water Meters, Mains And Distribution Piping Based On Water Supply Fixture Unit Values
138	Table E201.1 – Continued
139	Appendix F – Structural Safety Section F101 – Cutting, Notching And Boring In Wood Members
141	Appendix G – Vacuum Drainage System Section G101 – Vacuum Drainage System
143	Index
151	Editorial Changes – Second Printing