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ASTM
SPECIFICATIONS
WITH REFERENCE TO
AASHTO SPECIFICATIONS |
During recent
years, specificatios have
been prepared to cover many
types of precast concrete
pipe. The most generally used
are issued by the American
Society for Testing and
Materials, commonly known as
ASTM. A number of governmental
agencies also have
specifications which are
similar to the ASTM
designations.
The user of
concrete pipe is assured of a
uniform and reliable product
when he designates that the
product shall be made to the
requirements of a nationally
accepted specification. Cretex
pipe is made in accordance
with applicable specifications
or the Cretex engineering
department can design pipe to
meet most special conditions.
ASTM Specifications are
designated by two sets of
numbers, the first which
identifies the products and
the second which indicates the
year of publication. Thus the
full number for the first
specification listed below
might be ASTM C76-85 which
would indicate that the latest
revision was made in 1985.
The following ASTM
specificatios are published.
Comparable American
Association of State Highway
and Transportation Officials
(AASHTO) Specifications
numbers are also listed.
ASTM C76
(AASHTO M170)
Reinforced Concrete Culvert,
Storm Drain and Sewer Pipe
This specification covers
circular reinforced concrete
pipe intended to be used for
the conveyance of sewage,
industrial wastes and storm
water and for the construction
of culverts.
The standard strength classes
(D-Load requirements) per ASTM
C76 specification are as
follows:
| Class |
0.01"
Crack |
Ultimate |
| I |
800
lbs. |
1,200
lbs. |
| II |
1,000
lbs. |
1,500
lbs. |
| III |
1,350
lbs. |
2,000
lbs. |
| IV |
2,000
lbs. |
3,000
lbs. |
| V |
3,000
lbs. |
3,750
lbs. |
Although the
standard sizes and classes of
pipe will be satisfactory for
the majority of installations,
some jobs will require pipe
that has larger diameter, a
higher strength or both than
is covered by ASTM C76 tables.
Pipe of all sizes with
strengths of more than twice
those shown in ASTM C76 tables
have been designed,
manufactured, tested, and
successfully installed.
There may be occasions when
for economical or other
reasons an intermediate class,
alternate reinforcing, or
otherwise different circular
pipe than shown in ASTM C76
may be desired. Such pipe can
be specified under ASTM C655.
ASTM
C361
Reinforced Concrete Low-Head
Pressure Pipe
This specification covers
circular reinforced concrete
pipe intended to be used for
the construction of pressure
pipelines with low internal
hydrostatic heads generally
not exceeding 125 feet.
ASTM
C443 (AASHTO M198)
Joints for Circular Concrete
Sewer and Culvert Pipe, Using
Rubber Gaskets
This specification covers
flexible watertight joints for
circular concrete sewer and
water pipe and precast manhole
sections, using rubber gaskets
for sealing the joints, where
infiltration or exfiltration
is a factor in the design.
ASTM
C478 (AASHTO M199)
Precast Reinforced Concrete
Manhole Sections
This specification covers
precast reinforced concrete
manhole base sections, riser
sections and appurtenances
such as grade rings, steps,
tops and special sections for
use in sewer and water works.
ASTM
C497 (AASHTO T33)
Standard Methods of Testing
Concrete Pipe, Sections or
Tile
These methods cover testing of
concrete pipe, sections and
tile. The tests described are
used in production testing and
acceptance testing to evaluate
the properties provided for in
the specifications.
ASTM
C506 (AASHTO M206)
Reinforced Concrete
Arch Culvert, Storm Drain and
Sewer Pipe
This
specification covers
reinforced arch shaped
concrete pipe to be used for
the conveyance of sewage,
industrial wastes, storm water
and for the construction of
culverts.
ASTM C507 (AASHTO
M207)
Reinforced Concrete Elliptical
Culvert, Storm Drain, and
Sewer Pipe
This specification covers
reinforced elliptically shaped
concrete pipe (horizontal and
vertical elliptical) to be
used for the conveyance of
sewage, industrial wastes,
storm water and for the
construction of culverts.
ASTM
C655 (AASHTO M242)
Reinforced Concrete D-Load
Culvert, Storm Drain and Sewer
Pipe
This specification covers
reinforced concrete pipe
designed for specific D-loads
and intended to be used for
the conveyance of sewage,
industrial wastes and storm
water and for the construction
of culverts.
ASTM C789
(AASHTO M259)
- Please
see ASTM C1433 for current
specification
Precast Reinforced Concrete
Box Sections for Culverts,
Storm Drains and Sewers
This specification covers
single-cell precast reinforced
concrete box sections intended
to be used for the
construction of culverts and
for the conveyance of storm
water, industrial wastes and
sewage.
ASTM
C822 (ASTM M262)
Standard Definitions of Terms
Relating to Concrete Pipe and
Related Products
ASTM C850
(AASHTO M273)
- Please see ASTM C1433 for
current specification
Precast Reinforced Concrete
Box Sections for Culverts,
Storm Drains and Sewers with
less than 2 ft. of Cover
Subjected to Highway Loadings
This specification covers
single-cell precast reinforced
concrete box sections with
less than 2 ft. of cover
subjected to highway loadings
and intended to be used for
the construction of culverts
and for the conveyance of
storm water, industrial wastes
and sewage.
ASTM
C924
Testing Concrete Pipe Sewer
Lines by Low-Pressure Air Test
Method
This covers procedures for
testing cocrete pipe sewer
lines when using the
low-pressure air test method
to demonstrate the integrity
of the installed material and
construction procedures.
ASTM
C969
Infiltration and Exfiltration
Acceptance Testing of
Installed Precast Concrete
Pipe Sewer Lines
This standard practice covers
procedures for testing
installed precast concrete
pipe sewer lines using either
waste infiltration or
exfiltration acceptance limits
to demonstrate the integrity
of the installed materials and
construction procedures.
ASTM
C1103
Joint Acceptance Testing of
Installed Concrete Pipe Sewer
Lines
This practice covers
procedures for testing the
joints of installed precast
concrete pipe sewer lines,
when using either air or water
under low pressure to
demonstrate the integrity of
the joint and the construction
procedures. This practice is
used for testing 27-in. and
larger diameter precast
concrete sewer lines utilizing
gasket sealed joints.
ASTM
C1131
Least Cost (Life Cycle)
Analysis of Concrete Culvert,
Storm Sewer, and Sanitary
Sewer Systems
This practice covers
procedures for least cost
(life cycle) analysis (LCA) of
materials, systems, or
structures proposed for use in
the construction of concrete
culvert, storm sewer, and
sanitary sewer systems.
ASTM
C1214
Concrete Pipe Sewerlines by
Negative Air Pressure (Vacuum)
Test Method
This test method covers
procedures for testing
cocrete pip sewerlines, when
using the negative air
pressure (vacuum) test method
to demonstrate the integrity
of the installed material and
the construction procedures.
This test method covers
testing of 4 to 36-in.
diameter circular concrete
pipe sewerlines utilizing
gasketed joints.
ASTM
C1244
Standard Test Method for
Concrete Sewer Manholes by
Negative Air Pressure (Vacuum)
Test (Metric)
This test method covers
procedures for testing precast
cocrete manhole sections when
using the vacuum test method
to demonstrate the integrity
of the installed materials and
the construction procedures.
This test method is used for
testing concrete manhole
sections utilizing mortar,
mastic, or gasketed joints.
ASTM
C1433 (AASHTO M259) and
(AASHTO M273)
Precast Reinforced Concrete
Box Sections for Culverts,
Storm Drains and Sewers
This specificatiocovers
single-cell precast reinforced
concrete box sections intended
to be used for the
construction of culverts and
for the conveyance of storm
water, industrial wastes and
sewage.