Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipe (abbreviated as RCCP) adopts a structure consisting of inner reinforced concrete layer, middle thick steel cylinder, and outer reinforced concrete layer. The pipe joint adopts a steel spigot-and-socket joint.

Specifications & Models
Nominal Inside Diameter: DN1000mm ¨C DN5000mmWorking Pressure: ¡Ü 1.0 MPaEffective Length: 3000mm / 5000mm / 6000mmCover Depth: ¡Ü 10m (custom design available for depths exceeding 10m) Product Features
High Safety PerformanceRCCP is a composite structure made of cold-rolled or hot-rolled deformed steel bars, steel cylinder and concrete. Low-carbon steel is used for reinforcement and steel cylinder, with integrally poured molding, providing high safety performance. Excellent DurabilityExcept for the spigot and socket, the entire pipe body is encased in concrete, resulting in strong corrosion resistance. The durability of the pipeline is greatly improved, with a service life of more than 50 years. Strong External Load ResistanceRCCP has high pipe stiffness and can bear large earth covering loads, with a cover depth of more than 10 meters. Good Sealing Performance & Easy InstallationRCCP adopts steel spigot-and-socket joints with excellent sealing performance. Each joint can be pressure-tested individually, enabling fast and convenient installation. Strong Laying Environment Adaptability & Wide ApplicationAs a rigid pipe, RCCP has strong adaptability to foundation conditions. It can be installed by both open-cut and jacking methods, and can be used either buried or above ground.
Implementation Standards
Design Basis
Manufacturing Specifications
Cylinder-Type Reinforced Concrete Pressure Pipe AWWA C300 (American Standard)
Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipe for Jacking Construction JC/T 2092 (Industrial Standard)
Reinforced Concrete Cylinder Pipe Q/QLG 007 (Enterprise Standard)
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Application Cases
Can be used in large-scale water diversion and transfer projects, urban water supply and drainage mains, industrial water pipelines, farmland irrigation, factory pipe networks, power plant make-up water pipes and cooling water circulation systems, inverted siphon pipelines, pressure tunnel pipelines, pipe trenches, utility tunnels, deep buried culvert pipes, etc.