Reinforced Concrete Pipe   
  
Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe is recommended for installations where:
 Minimal, moderate or severe cover conditions exist
 Structural failure might endanger life or property — reinforced pipe does not collapse or lose its shape even after ultimate failure
 Strength of pipe is a concern because RCP is the strongest available pipe
 Hydraulic capacity is a concern because RCP has a Manning coefficient of 0.012
 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.
 
Applications
Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe can be used for the following:  Highway culverts
 Railroad culverts
 Short-span highway bridges
 Storm drains
 Utility tunnels
 Underground stormwater retention structures
 Groundwater recharge systems
 To replace existing open channels or ditches, and enable land to be used productively
 Jacked or tunneled installations
 
 
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.
 
Linings/Coatings
A variety of linings and coatings are available as dictated by project conditions.
 
 
Applicable Specifications
The following specifications apply to Arch Reinforced Concrete Pipe:  ASTM C506/AASHTO M259 — Arch Reinforced Concrete Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe