Concrete Drainage Pipe

Robust stormwater & sewer systems

JDP offer an extensive range of precast concrete flexible jointed pipes from 225mm to 2100mm including rocker pipes, bends, junctions and fittings. Suitable for storm water and sewer drainage applications with proven strength and durability.

Cross section of concrete pipe: A = internal diameter; B = Barrel Diameter; C = Socket Diameter; D = Effective Length.

Features & Benefits

  • Proven 100 year service life
  • Manufactured to European and British Standards
  • Rigid pipe - structure not designed to deform
  • Inherent strength and durability
  • Minimal bedding requirement - less bedding material required and therefore less muck away off site
  • Can be laid to depths of 8-12 metres
  • Low reliance on site workmanship to achieve installed strength
  • High resistance to water jetting
  • Low risk of floatation in areas with high groundwater table
  • Resistant to rodent attack

Standard Pipes

For storm water drainage or sewer drainage.

Standard Sizes (mm) 225 300 375 450 525 600 675 750 825 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1800 2100
Internal Diameter (DN) A 225 300 375 450 525 600 675 750 805 900 1050 1200 1350 1500 1800 2100
Barrel Diameter B 335 416 501 586 681 776 901 996 975 1080 1266 1460 1620 1790 2130 2460
Socket Diameter C 392 497 575 665 760 852 960 1060 1130 1235 1420 1590 1800 2010 2380 2650
Effective Length D 1700 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500 2500
Approx. Weight (kg)   216 449 590 729 974 1245 1818 2158 1691 2057 2756 3626 4416 5330 7302 9160

Installation

Standards

BS EN1916: 2002 / BS5911-1: 2002.

  1. Correctly position and bed the first pipe. Prepare the bedding for the second pipe and hollow out for incoming spigot to prevent bedding material entering the joint.
  2. Ensure the joint ring is of the correct size and the spigot and socket are clean and undamaged.
  3. Ensure the joint ring is not twisted, is correctly located on the spigot and is the right way round.
  4. Lubricants must not be used where ‘G’ and Lamell rings are supplied. Lubrication is required with the ‘integral’ joint.
  5. Ensure the pipe to be jointed is adequately supported. The spigot should be centered carefully in the socket before jointing is completed, making sure bedding material does not enter the joint at any time.