When buried in concrete, the outer wall of the steel pipe should not be painted
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“When buried in concrete, the outer wall of the steel pipe should not be painted." What is the reason for this? Will it have any impact on concrete structures?
The bonding strength between steel pipes and concrete decreases after painting.
Should I apply asphalt? Or just a light pipe?
This should be the reason. Wait for the experts to answer in detail.
I don’t understand why steel pipes are buried in concrete? Generally, pipelines will go around the concrete structure. If they really need to be buried in concrete, they should also be coated with one or two larger casings on the steel pipes. The casing is added to protect the steel pipes and to facilitate maintenance.