"Concrete Pressure Pipe" fr. 1964
"Concrete Pressure Pipe" fr. 1964
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Design of a current project requires connecting into an existing 54-inch "concrete pressure pipe" that's called out as such on the 1964 record drawings. It seems this callout isn't very specific; is it concrete cylinger pipe, reinforced concrete pipe, or....
Are there any clues to look for, short of digging it up and cutting into it, to determine exactly what type of pipe this is? Was the pipe manufactured in the '60s the same as that made today? Would like to know what we're cutting into for detailing the connection. Also, any insights on the best methods for connecting to it with either welded steel or new concrete pipe would be appreciated. Thanks all.
Are there any clues to look for, short of digging it up and cutting into it, to determine exactly what type of pipe this is? Was the pipe manufactured in the '60s the same as that made today? Would like to know what we're cutting into for detailing the connection. Also, any insights on the best methods for connecting to it with either welded steel or new concrete pipe would be appreciated. Thanks all.





RE: "Concrete Pressure Pipe" fr. 1964
RE: "Concrete Pressure Pipe" fr. 1964
You might contact Scott Noonan at (419) 678-2596 and see if they can be of any assistance.