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  • Wet VentingIncorporating Stack Venting and

    NPC Harmonization

    ONTARIO PLUMBING INSPECTORS ASSOCIATION INC.In the public service since 1920

    OPIA Education and Training

    Presented by:Rainier Bratsch-Blundel, CPSIPlumbing Professor George Brown College

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  • In the 2006 OBC, All Wet Venting requirements changed.

    Wet venting now includes Stack Venting, Modified Stack Venting, and the new Multi-Storey Wet Venting

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    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

  • Any fixture can be wet vented. Any fixture other than a Water Closet (W.C.) can

    do the wet venting Symphonic fixtures can do the Wet Venting Only fixtures with 2-inch trap arms and fixture

    drains can connect into the wet vent above a W.C. (there is a 3-inch floor drain exception).

    The lowest connecting fixture is NOT included in the sizing of the wet vent.

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    Wet Venting

  • Wet Vent means a waste pipe that also serves as a Vent Pipe.

    Continuous Vent means a vent pipe that is an extension of a vertical section of a branch OR fixture drain.

    Fixture Unit means the unit of measure that expresses the hydraulic load on the drainage system

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  • 7.5.2.1 Wet Venting(1) A soil or waste pipe may serve as a wet vent provided

    that,(a) the hydraulic load is in accordance with Table 7.5.8.1.

    7.5.8.1. Hydraulic Loads Draining to Wet Vents(1) The hydraulic load that drains to a wet vent shall conform to Table 7.5.8.1.(2) When determining the size of a wet vent, the hydraulic load from the most downstream fixture or symmetrically connected fixtures shall not be included.

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    Wet Venting

  • Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.6 - 23 F.U.

    Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

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    Maximum Permitted Hydraulic Loads Drained to a Wet Vent

    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.5 - 18 F.U.6 - 23 F.U.

    Column 1 Column 2 Column 3

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

  • 3 wet vent (replaces old Stack Venting) 1 or 2 water closets installed

    8 fixture units maximum 2 maximum above the lowest connecting fixture

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    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

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    a) the hydraulic load is in accordance with Table 7.5.8.1.

    Continuous Vent7 metres

    Bathtub

    (1) A soil or waste pipe may serve as a wet vent provided:

    2 shower

    drain

    Tank W.C.

    Basin

    Kitchen Sink

    1 F.U.

    1.5 F.U.

    1.5 F.U.

    3 F.U.

    11 F.U.1 pipe

    Wet Vent (branch)7 F.U. (8 max.)3 pipe

    Wet Vent (branch)7 F.U. (8 max.)3 pipe

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    7.5.2.1. Wet Vent Sizing

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    7.5.8.3.(5) For the purposes of Table 7.5.8.3., the length of a

    continuous vent shall be its developed length from the vertical soil or waste pipe connection to a vent stack, stack vent, header or open air.

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    7.5.2.1. Wet Vent Sizing

  • 7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

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    c) when 2 water closets are installed, they are connected at the same level to a verticalpart of the stack by means of a double fitting in accordance with Table 7.2.4.5.,

    Continuous Vent

    basin

    Bath Tub

    Wet vent

    BranchFixture Units = 12Size = 3

    5 F.U. (8 max.)Size = 3 pipe

    Fixture Units = 123 metres

    Size = 1 Pipe

    b) the number of wet vented water closets does not exceed 2

    Tank W.C.

    Bath Tub

    Tank W.C.

    basin

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    d) the water closets are installed downstream of all other fixtures (on the wet vent)

    Tank W.C.

    Bath tub

    Wet Vent (fixture drain)2.5 F.U. 2 Pipe

    Continuous vent6 F.U. (BG)10 metres1 Pipe

    Basin

    1 F.U.

    1.5 F.U.

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    d) the water closets are installed downstream of all other fixtures (on the wet vent)

    Tank W.C.

    Bath tub

    Wet Vent (fixture drain)2.5 F.U. 2 Pipe

    Continuous vent6 F.U. (BG)10 metres1 Pipe

    Basin

    1 F.U.

    1.5 F.U.

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    e) trap arms and fixture drains connected to the wet vent do not exceed 2 in. in size, except for connections from floor drains in accordance with Sentence 7.5.1.1.(3)(a) to (c),

    Continuous Vent5 metres

    3 Floor Drain

    Tank W.C.

    Basin

    1 F.U.

    3 F.U.

    5 F.U.1 pipe

    Wet Vent (branch)1 F.U. (3 max.)3 pipe

    Wet Vent (fixture drain)1 F.U. (3 max.)2 pipe

    Note:

    A-Table 7.4.9.3. Hydraulic Loads.Hydraulic Loads for Floor Drains.

    No hydraulic load is required from a floor drain in a washroom since it is for emergency use only.

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    No load

    7.5.2.1. Wet Vent Sizing

  • Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.6 - 23 F.U.

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    Maximum Permitted Hydraulic Loads Drained to a Wet Vent

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

  • 1 wet vent No water closet installed

    2 fixture units maximum (2 maximum) Above the lowest connecting fixture

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    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

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    A Laundry Tray (Tub) wet venting through a Floor Drain

    F.D.

    1 Wet Vent

    2 F.U. max.

    1 Continuous

    Vent

    1 (1.5 F.U)

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    Washing Machine

    Stand Pipe (no load)

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

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    A Laundry Tray (Tub) wet venting through a Floor Drain

    F.D.

    1 Wet Vent

    2 F.U. max.

    1 Continuous

    Vent

    1 (1.5 F.U)

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    Washing Machine

    Stand Pipe (no load)

    A-Table 7.4.9.3. Hydraulic Loads.

    Hydraulic Loads for Laundry Traps.When determining the hydraulic load on a pipe, no allowance need be made for a load from a domestic clothes washer when discharged into a laundry tray, since the hydraulic load from the laundry tray is sufficient.

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

  • 2 wet vent No water closet installed

    4 fixture units maximum (2 maximum) Above the lowest connecting fixture

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    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

    Size of Wet Vent(inches)

    Maximum Hydraulic Load, Fixture Units

    No Water ClosetsNot more than 2 W.C.s

    Fixtures Other Than a W.C.

    1 2 F.U. -

    2 4 F.U. 3 F.U.

    3 12 F.U. 8 F.U.

    4 36 F.U. 14 F.U.

    5 - 18 F.U.

    6 - 23 F.U.

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    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

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    A Lavatory Basin and a Bathtub wet venting through a Shower

    2" WetVent

    (4 F.U. max.)

    1 14"

    757R06B5

    2"SANITARYTEE (TY)

    SHOWER

    1 12"Continuous

    Vent

    1 1/2"

    Wet Vent Sizing (Table 7.5.8.1.)

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    f) the total hydraulic load on the wet vent does not exceed the limits stated in Table 7.5.8.1. when separately vented

    branches or fixture drains in the same storey, having a total hydraulic load not greater than 2 fixture units, are connected to the wet vent or a wet vented water closet trap arm.

    Continuous vent

    Bath tub

    kitchen sink

    branchbathroom group7.5 fixture units

    3 inch pipe

    Tank W.C.

    Lav

    Wet Vent4 fixture units3 inch pipe

    Continuous waste

    and vent

    Wet VentedBranch separately ventedfixture drain

    fixture drain1.5 fixture units1 1/2 inch pipe

    Note: the load from the separately vented kitchen sink is included when sizing this pipe

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

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    Note: the load from the separately vented kitchen sink is included when sizing this pipe

    Continuous vent

    1 shower

    branch10.5 F.U.

    3 inch pipe

    Tank W.C.

    Lav

    Wet Vent6.5 F.U.

    3 inch pipe

    Continuous waste and

    vent

    Wet Vent

    separately ventedfixture drain

    fixture drain1.5 F.U.

    1 pipeKitchenSinkBath

    tub

    7.5.2.1. Wet Ventingf) the total hydraulic load on the wet vent

    does not exceed the limits stated in Table 7.5.8.1. when separately vented branches or fixture drains in the same storey, having a total hydraulic load not greater than 2 fixture units, are connected to the wet vent or a wet vented water closet trap arm.

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    Continuous Vent7.6 metres

    Bathtub

    kitchen sink

    branchbathroom group7.5 fixture units

    3 inch pipe

    Tank W.C.

    Lav

    Wet Vent(fixture drain)

    Continuous waste

    and vent

    Wet Vent(branch)

    separately ventedfixture drain

    fixture drain1.5 fixture units

    1 1/2 inch pipe

    (g) the hydraulic load to be considered when sizing a continuous vent, that serves a wet vent only includes the hydraulic load that is wet vented,

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    3 inch pipe4 fixture units

    1 1/2 inch pipe6 fixture units

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    kitchen sink

    Wet Vent

    Lav

    Lav

    Lav

    kitchen sink

    kitchen sink

    TankW.C.

    TankW.C.

    symmetricalconnection

    Fixture Units = 7.5Size = 3 pipe

    Note: Any fixture above the symmetrically connected water closets must be included in sizing the wet vent.

    Stack VentFixture Units = 15.5Length = 8 metresStack Base = 3 PipeSize = 1 Pipe

    (h) when a wet ventextends through more than one storey, the total discharge from any one storey abovethe first storey does not exceed 4 fixture units,

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (Waste Stack)

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    kitchen sink

    Wet Vent

    Lav

    Lav

    Lav

    kitchen sink

    kitchen sink

    TankW.C.

    TankW.C.

    symmetricalconnection

    Fixture Units = 7.5Size = 3 pipe

    Note: Any fixture above the symmetrically connected water closets must be included in sizing the wet vent.

    Stack VentFixture Units = 15.5Length = 8 metresStack Base = 3 PipeSize = 1 Pipe

    (h) when a wet ventextends through more than one storey, the total discharge from any one storey abovethe first storey does not exceed 4 fixture units,

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (Waste Stack)

    Table 7.5.8.4.Size and Developed Length of Stack Vents and Vent Stacks

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    Stack Vent

    Lav

    bathtubkitchen sink

    Tank W.C.

    drinkingfountain

    nominally horizontal

    offset

    Wet Vent

    Note:the definition of Offset means the piping that connects the ends of two pipes that are parallel

    (i) there is not more than one nominally horizontal offset in the wet vent, and, .

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (waste stack)

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    Stack Vent

    kitchen sink

    Lavnominally horizontal

    offset(maximum length

    1.2 metres for 2 inchor less pipe)

    Wet Vent(waste stack)1 Fixture Units

    1 Pipebranch2.5 fixture units1 1/2 inch pipe

    (i) there is not more than one nominally horizontal offset in the wet vent, and, .

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (i.) the offset does not exceed 1 200 mm for pipes 2 in. or less in size, OR

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    Stack Vent

    kitchen sink

    Lav

    Nominally Horizontal

    Offset(maximum length

    2.5 metres for pipelarger than 2 inch)

    Wet Vent(waste stack)6 fixture units3 inch pipe

    Branch9 fixture units3 inch pipe

    Lav

    kitchen sink

    Lav

    Lav

    Lav

    Lav

    (i) there is not more than one nominally horizontal offset in the wet vent, and, .

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (ii.) the offset does not exceed 2 500 mm for pipes larger than 2 in. in size,

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    Continuous vent

    Tank W.C.

    Lav

    Bath tub

    NotRestricted

    (j) the wet vented portion is not reduced in sizeexcept for the portion that is upstream of floor drains in accordance with Sentence 7.5.1.1.(3),

    7.5.2.1. Wet Venting

    (k) the length of the wet ventis not limited.

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  • StackVent

    Note:To size the Stack Ventuse Table 7.5.8.4.

    7.5.8.4.(4) A stack vent serving a wet

    vent stack that is over 4 storeyshigh shall extend the full size ofthe wet vent to open air.

    StackVent

    Same size

    WetVent

    as Wet Vent

    over 4 storeys

    high

    But, ..7.5.4.2.(2) A soil or waste stack that

    serves as a wet vent does notrequire a vent stack.

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    7.5.8.4. Stack Vents or Vent Stacks (serving Wet Vents)

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  • Wet VentingIncorporating Stack Venting and

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    ONTARIO PLUMBING INSPECTORS ASSOCIATION INC.In the public service since 1920

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