Conduit Pipe within a Concrete Tilt Wall
Conduit Pipe within a Concrete Tilt Wall
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I have a 10.5" concrete tilt-up wall with 2 layers of reinforcing (1 layer each face). I have an electrical sub who wants to run 1" diameter conduit between the layers of reinforcing, tied to the inside of one of the layers. A couple runs here and there seams reasonable not to effect the wall much but in one of the panels they want to run a bundle of like 25 in a single layer about 5'-0" wide. I've thought about designing it as and opening with reinforcing each side, top and bottom. Anyone done this before or have any thoughts?






RE: Conduit Pipe within a Concrete Tilt Wall
I like to debate structural engineering theory -- a lot. If I challenge you on something, know that I'm doing so because I respect your opinion enough to either change it or adopt it.
RE: Conduit Pipe within a Concrete Tilt Wall
That is unreasonable. They are just seeing what they *can* get away with.
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RE: Conduit Pipe within a Concrete Tilt Wall