Municipal and Industrial wastewater management, storage and treatment presents owners and project designers with many unique challenges. From the laterals connecting residential, commercial and industrial facilities to the collection system to final treatment and discharge, wastewater’s corrosive properties and the environmental costs of leakage require piping systems that provide long service life and watertight joints. Contech’s family of wastewater products provide industry leading performance and 100 year+ service life at cost points that allow our customers to do more with ever shrinking budgets.
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Comparable to PVC SDR-35, A-2000 sanitary sewer pipe offers superior strength and performance at a tremendous value.
Contech Solid Wall Plastic Pipes provide ease of construction, hydraulic efficiency, corrosion and chemical resistance, and watertight joints. This makes them ideal for building durable drainage and sewer systems.
DuroMaxx can provide storage for combined sewer overflow (CSO) via underground storage tanks. DuroMaxx tanks are durable and water tight, providing a cost-effective way to handle this critical problem. With diameters of up to 120" and flexible design configurations combined with its watertight joints, DuroMaxx is an ideal solution for CSO storage.
When you’re looking for pipe strength on a demanding sewer project, TRUSS PIPE is the solution. Compared in strength to pipes like Ductile Iron and C-900, TRUSS PIPE offers strength, durability, and reliability at a fraction of the cost.
DuroMaxx sanitary sewer pipe provides real answers that help make your job easier. Outstanding performance and value are clearly evident when compared to alternative material options. DuroMaxx provides predictable, high-strength for deep covers, shape and deflection control. DuroMaxx is available in diameters from 30 to 120-inches with a variety of joint options, including:
Sanitary sewers typically have stricter performance requirements than storm sewers. They often require tighter joints, the ability to pass low-pressure air testing, and resistance to corrosion from hydrogen sulfide gas. Storm sewers may not require the same level of joint tightness or corrosion resistance, so they are often less expensive diameter-for-diameter than sanitary sewer pipes.
PVC is widely used in sanitary sewers, especially in smaller diameters such as 18 inches and below. As diameters increase, designers may consider additional materials such as fiberglass reinforced polymer pipe, clay pipe, ductile iron pipe, plastic-lined concrete pipe, or steel reinforced polyethylene. Larger diameters often introduce additional concerns around handling, joint testing, structural capacity, and installation cost.
