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1. Overview
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Corrugated Steel Pipe (CSP) was
developed 100 years ago in the US. Since
then CSP, due to its durability, structural
stability, and economic value, has been
a popular construction material. CSP is
lightweight, easy to use, easy to fabricate and
very economical. Its wide range of applications
include distribution pipes, agricultural water
conduits, storm sewers, and many other drainage
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2. Key Features
Strength
The "waves" of CSP endows a superb
ductility unfound in other pipes. The unrivalled combination
of steel engineered strength inherent in the corrugation
process and uniform load distribution makes CSP much stronger
than similarly installed rigid pipes. Therefore it
is possible to make it 1/20~1/40 times thinner than rigid
pipes of the same diameter, thus the gross weight is 1/5~1/10
times lighter.
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Ø800 pipe(kg/m)
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Concrete Pipe
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CSP
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Fracturing Load
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Breaking Load
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5% Deformation Pressure
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3,600
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5,400
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16,800
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Easy Installation and Maintenance
CSP is lighter and more flexible than rigid
pipes, making it much easier and faster to install.
Groundwork for installing CPS is simple, so non-experts
can install it easily.
Economic Value
Corrugated steel pipe is definitely the material of choice for faster, more convenient and more
economical installation. Using CSP saves on construction time because it is easier to fabricate and assemble.
Its weight per unit is lighter, reducing transportation load. Groundwork, installation, and transportation
are all simple which translates into cost-reduction for overall construction work. Compared to
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Construction Cost
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Concrete Pipe
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CSP
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(No foundation)
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Sand foundation
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Foundation Work Cost
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100%
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105%
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Pipe Material Cost
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100%
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150%
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Pipe Installation Cost
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100%
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15%
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Pipe Transportation Cost
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(not included)
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Total
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100%
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85%
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3. Standard Size
Properties
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Corrugated Steel Pipe and coupling band
is made out of hot-dipped galvanized steel sheet according
to KS D 3506.
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Code
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Yield point
(N/mm³)
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Tensile Strength
(N/mm³)
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Elongation
(%)
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Coating Weight
(g/m³)
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SGHC
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-
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-
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600
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SGH340
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245 and over
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340 and over
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20 and over
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600
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SGH400
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295 and over
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400 and over
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18 and over
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600
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Standard Size
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Classification
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Code
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Diameter (mm)
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Thickness
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Banding Method
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Round
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1Stype
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SCP 1RS
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300~1,800
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1.6, 2.0, 2.7, 3.2
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coupling band
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3Stype
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SCP 3RS
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900~2,400
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1.6, 2.0, 2.7, 3.2
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coupling band
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Shape and Dimension
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Code
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Pitch
P (mm)
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Height
H (mm)
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Bow Radius
r (mm)
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SCP 1RS
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68.0
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13.0
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17.5
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SCP 3RS
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76.2
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25.4
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17.5
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