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RCP Reinforcements

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JoeMT

JoeMT

Civil/Environmental
Oct 20, 2022
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I recently visited a precast concrete yard and noticed they were using round/undeformed rebar for their RCP's. Is this a common practice? I was under the impression that deformed rebar would be required for these pipes.
 
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the pipe is certified by d-loading and as long as it meets the required d-load than who cares if the steel is deformed or not?

 
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