Long before the creation of the industrial bread slicer, Corrugated Steel Pipe was invented in the United States. Corrugated Steel Pipe was first used for hydraulic cross culverts in the early 1900s. Since the first culvert application, Corrugated Steel Pipe has been used in many different construction applications.

In the smash hit 1987 film, The Princess Bride, Princess Buttercup violently pushes her beloved Westley down an endlessly sloped hillside. We know what you’re thinking: “Could a corrugated metal pipe possibly be placed underneath such a sloped hill? Inconceivable!” This question has plagued men and women alike since the invention of corrugated steel pipe. Thankfully, AASHTO and ASTM have spelled out a solution for us all. And that solution, my friends, is graphically depicted below, which will be elaborated on…

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The design, manufacture and installation of Concrete, Corrugated Steel, Plastic and Steel Reinforced Polyethylene pipe happens every day for storm sewers and

A question that comes up frequently: “Will this alternate pipe solution convey the same amount of flow that’s shown on these set of plans?” And the one thing

This article is the third part in a blog article series focused on the basic fundamentals related to selecting material type, structure type, structure shape

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