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TRUSS Pipe Features and Benefits

FEATURES BENEFITS

Made from thermoplastic PVC

Excellent resistance to chemicals found in sanitary systems, including acids, alkalis, and salts

200 psi minimum pipe stiffness

Unparalleled deflection control

Unique double-wall pipe with concentric inner and outer walls braced by a truss-type structure

Flexible; resists variable loads while maintaining shape control

Manning’s “n” of .009

Superior hydraulics; reduces internal flow resistance

Watertight joints

Extremely low infiltration rates

TRUSS PIPE Properties

  • Available in 8”, 10”, 12”, and 15” diameters
  • Standard length is 12.5’

TRUSS PIPE Joints

  • Solvent-weld joints meet ASTM D3212 or ASTM 2680 performance requirements
  • Gasketed joint

TRUSS PIPE Applications

  • Sanitary sewers
  • House service and lateral pipes
  • Leachate collection systems
  • Roadway/runway underdrains

Gravity Sewer Pipe with 200 psi Stiffness

TRUSS PIPE® is a thermoplastic composite, double-wall pipe with concentric inner and outer walls braced by a truss-type structure. The truss voids are filled with lightweight Mearlcrete for additional stiffness and compressive strength. The result is a semi-rigid pipe that provides 200 psi minimum pipe stiffness and unparalleled deflection – the ideal thermoplastic gravity sewer PVC pipe.

Traditional rigid pipe materials can rupture when subjected to non-uniform loading, as they lack the ability to adjust to trench load variations. TRUSS PIPE combines high stiffness with flexibility; allowing it to resist variable loads while maintaining shape control. And with more than forty years of in-service use and hundreds of millions of feet installed, TRUSS PIPE is the unchallenged performer.

TRUSS PIPE’s glossy smooth interior with a Manning’s “n” value of 0.009 reduces internal flow resistance.

TRUSS PIPE can be installed in variable trench conditions to more than 40 feet and withstand H-20 live loading with less than one feet of cover.

Its strength, stiffness, joint tightness, durability, and economy have made TRUSS PIPE the choice for engineers, specifiers, and contractors.

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