Can stainless steel corrugated pipes be used for embedded pipes?
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Pre-embedded galvanized pipes are difficult to make because they have too many turns. Can stainless steel corrugated pipes be directly buried under concrete?
Nowadays, stainless steel is completely popular, and this name makes this material more widely used;P
Doing this will put people who are doing underground pipeline anti-corrosion jobs out of work ;P
That is to say, it is not allowed by the current regulations. Why? Isn’t the corrugated pipe well protected?
There is still a possibility in the future,
Have you ever seen plastic corrugated pipes used?
In fact, the increased cost of materials is not as much as the increased cost of workers installing it.
This fellow seafarer, this kind of question is quite puzzling! The so-called embedded pipe is considered during the drawing design. It is deeply buried in advance (referred to as pre-embedded). Its function is to protect the insulation of electrical cables from damage. There are requirements for the strength of the protective pipe (mainly the thickness of the pipe wall). If corrugated pipes are used, although the construction problem is solved, it does not fully play the role of protecting the pipe. Generally speaking, corrugated pipes cannot be used for embedded pipes, especially in places where ground foundation is required. Corrugated pipes are usually used between protective pipes and electrical facilities to facilitate construction wiring and other purposes! From another aspect, the price of stainless steel corrugated pipes is much lower than that of ordinary galvanized pipes. It is uneconomical and non-standard. It is recommended not to consider using it in these places!