Qingdao Heng Tai International Trade Co., Ltd.

Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe (PCCP) Equipment

Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe (PCCP) Equipment
Product Detailed

All PCCP system is according to AWWA C301, 304-the most popular standards in this field around the world.

-Advanced and secure design

All PCCP system is according to AWWA C301, 304—the most popular standards in this field around the world.

-Withstand high internal pressure and external load

Because PCCP used steel cylinder which passes hydrostatic test, to solve the problem of leakage of ordinary concrete pipe. PCCP makes the best use of concrete compression strength, so it can bear much more external load compared to the other pipes.

 

PCCP
1. Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe
2. High working pressure

PCCP

1. PCCP, full name is Prestressed Concrete Cylinder Pipe, is a composite pipe with steel tube, prestressed steel wire and concrete.

2. PCCP has two types, PCCP-E and PCCP-L.

PCCP-E is mainly used in the middle and big diameter pipe, more than 1.4 meter in diameter.

PCCP-L is mainly used in the pipe with diameter below 1.4 meter.

3. PCCP is a composit pipe which widely used in the world's large and medium water supply project.

4. Our company's PCCP is widely used in interbasin water diversion, intercity water distribution and city large-medium diameter water pipe network in China.

5. Besides, PCCP is widely used in factory, industry, irrigation, seawater cooling recycle pipe, sewage water main pipe and such system.

6. PCCP diameter range: DN 400mm--DN 4000mm

7. Working Pressure: 0.2mpa to 2.5mpa

8. PCCP Technical Details:

a. Can bear high working pressure and external loading.

b. With high permeability, sealing, corrosion-resistance and durability.

c. PCCP with good installation environmental adaptability and high earthquake-resistance ability.

d. Quickly installation and can be laying underwater.

e. Well-water in the pipe and not blocked in it. Low maintenance cost.



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