American Concrete Pipe Assn.

ETCulvert is a high-performance application that combines the functionality of a modern structural analysis system with fully automatic design, analysis and load-rating capabilities...

The last comprehensive inspection of the metal pipe test site on the Natchez Trace Parkway was documented in Report No. FHWA-RD-97-140, titled Durability Analysis of Aluminized...

A precast box storage tank was used to complement a storm water management pond in Oakville, ON, Canada. Two rows of precast concrete boxes were used for an underground storage...

The Pipe Flow app uses Manning’s Formula, the most widely accepted formula for evaluating the hydraulic capacity of non-pressure sewers. Download the new Compare Flow app, available...

Poor installation is the most common reason for a pipe failure. Members of the American Concrete Pipe Assn. ensure that installations are performed in accordance with the proper...

Poor Installation is the most common reason for a pipe failure. Members of the American Concrete Pipe Association (ACPA) are dedicated to ensuring that your installations are ...

Spokane, Wash., is completing a network of buried concrete combined sewer overflow (CSO) structures to store excess water. The structures are included in Spokane’s Cleaner River...

Products help contractors stay on schedule

The city of Marshfield, Wis., decided to replace 3,100 ft of precast concrete storm sewer installed in 1929 to accommodate design changes to a new storm sewer system and other...

Dry-cast boxes signal a shift in specification for New Mexico & BIA

Deicing operations at the Gerald R. Ford International Airport (GFIA) in Grand Rapids, Mich., contributed to a nuisance biofilm condition in a tributary of the Thornapple River...

Precast concrete pipe helps prevent long-term inconvenience in storm-ravaged Mexico

The Miller Park to Pershing Sewer Separation Project included approximately 2,300 ft of 60-in.-diameter concrete pipe for storm water conveyance in the Miller Park area of Omaha...

Storm water storage & release controlled with concrete pipe structure

Concrete pipe was used to install storm and sanitary sewers on the $15.8-million Nicholas Street Phase 1 Project in Omaha, Neb. The project helped improve water quality in the...

Sound engineering worth more than initial pipe price