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Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe |
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Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe is recommended for installations where:
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Minimal, moderate or severe cover conditions exist |
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Structural failure might endanger life or property — reinforced pipe does not collapse or lose its shape even after ultimate failure |
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Strength of pipe is a concern because RCP is the strongest available pipe |
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Hydraulic capacity is a concern because RCP has a Manning coefficient of 0.012 |
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Live load conditions exist |
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Sizes
Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe is normally available in diameters equivalent to 15 inches through 72 inches. |
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Applications
Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe can be used for the following:
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Joints
Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe is produced with tongue and groove joints for packing with mastic joint compound, preformed mastic or butyl gaskets or mortar. |
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Linings/Coatings
A variety of linings and coatings are available as dictated by project conditions. |
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Applicable Specifications
The following specifications apply to Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe:
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ASTM C506/AASHTO M259 — Arch Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe |
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State DOTs |
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