Resistance to Flow in Two Types of Concrete Pipe

Lorenz G. Straub; C. Edward Bowers; Meir Pilch

Resistance to Flow in Two Types of Concrete Pipe

Lorenz G. Straub, C. Edward Bowers, Meir Pilch

St. Anthony Falls Laboratory

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Experimental studies were performed on 24-in. and 36-in. concrete culvert pipe to determine the effect of interior surface finishes and joint irregularities on the frictional resistance of the pipe. Cast and vibrated pipe and machine-tamped pipe were used in the tests. The studies are grouped into several more or less related categories.

Original language	English (US)
State	Published - Dec 1960

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