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INSTALLATION CODE OF PRACTICE FOR

IRRIGATION SYSTEMS



Consultation feedback document

CONFIDENTIALITY

We must comply with privacy legislation when dealing with personal information. We respect your

privacy and comply with the Privacy Act 1993. You are entitled to access the personal information

we hold about you, and request that we amend it if it is incorrect. The information you send to us

may be passed to members of the Installation Code of Practice project group.









The consultation questions attached assume that you are familiar with the Draft Installation

Code of Practice for Irrigation Systems document as some of the questions refer to

paragraphs within the document. Before responding to the questionnaire, please ensure

you have read and understood the contents of these documents and the confidentiality

and disclaimer notice above.







Please send your completed consultation form to acurtis@irrigationnz.co.nz



or mail it to:



Installation Code of Practice

c/ IrrigationNZ

PO Box 3872

Christchurch 8140









The closing date for consultation is Midnight Friday 1st July 2011.

The Installation Code of Practice for Irrigation Systems project team will publish the

amended document in due course.









Response to consultation document

To help analyse the response, please complete the contact information at the beginning of

the form below.



Space is provided for written comments on each question.



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Name:





Name of organisation:





Address:









Email:





Telephone (including area code)





Are you responding as an:

individual



organisation







Please indicate which applies to your response with an ‘X’



Irrigation system installer

Irrigation system designer

Irrigation system owner

Irrigation system operator

Equipment supplier

Consultant





Other – please specify









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Consultation questions



Section 1 – Introduction



Q1. There has never been a code of practice for irrigation system installation

in New Zealand of this style. Are you satisfied the code will contribute to

acceptable levels of installation performance?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Section 2 – Contracting



Q2. Would having a standard installation contract form written specifically for

New Zealand contracting conditions be useful?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Section 3 – Pipelines



Q3. When back filling trenches, should mechanical joints be left exposed until

after pressure testing is completed?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









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Q4. Should the information about working in excavations deeper than 1m be

included in an appendix?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Q5. Handling PE pipe especially large diameters is a special case due to its

thermal expansion properties. Does the document adequately set out how to

handle this material?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Q6. Would typical thrust block design diagrams be a useful inclusion?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









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Section 4 – Pump Stations



Q7 Should materials other than galvanised pipe be allowed in above ground

headworks installations and under what circumstances?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Section 5 – Electrical components



Q8. Should additional information be developed on separation of high voltage

(i.e. 230VAC and above) and low voltage (e.g. 24VAC) signal cables?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Q9. Should information be included on installation of control system signal

cables in the field?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









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Section 6 – Irrigators



Q10. Should the Code be extended to include installation

recommendations on other forms of emitters (e.g. dripline, turf sprinklers,

micro sprinklers, etc)?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Section 7 – Accessory components



Q11. The final positioning of air relief valves is often left to the installer

due to design information limits. Does the document adequately set out how

to make placement decisions?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Section 8 – Commissioning



Q12 Would a standard commission format be a useful inclusion in the code?





Please provide any views or comments in the box below









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General



Q13. Do you have access to the standards listed or have used them

before?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Q14. How often do you feel the Code of Practice needs to be reviewed?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









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Q15. Are there any other issues you would like to raise?



Please provide any views or comments in the box below









Thank you for taking time to give us your views.



Please send your completed consultation form to acurtis@irrigationnz.co.nz



or mail it to:



Installation Code of Practice

c/ IrrigationNZ

PO Box 3872

Christchurch 8140









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