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RCC (Reinforced Concrete Cement) jacking pipes are a type of pipe used in underground infrastructure projects, particularly in sewer systems or pipeline installations. They are designed to be installed using a jacking method, which involves pushing or jacking the pipe into a pre-excavated tunnel or borehole. RCC jacking pipes are made of high-strength reinforced concrete, which provides structural integrity and durability. The pipes are manufactured in segments with tongue-and-groove joints or special rubber gaskets that allow for a watertight connection between the sections. During installation, the jacking pipes are pushed or jacked into the ground using hydraulic jacks or mechanical systems. This process eliminates the need for extensive excavation, reducing disruptions to the surface and minimizing environmental impact. RCC jacking pipes offer several advantages. They are known for their high load-bearing capacity, making them suitable for installations that require the pipes to withstand heavy loads or ground pressures. The reinforced concrete construction also provides resistance to corrosion, erosion, and abrasion, ensuring the longevity of the pipeline. The tight-fitting joints between the segments create a secure and watertight pipeline, reducing the risk of leakage or infiltration. This is particularly important in sewer systems, where preventing the ingress of groundwater or the escape of wastewater is critical. RCC jacking pipes are available in various diameters and lengths to accommodate different project requirements. They can be designed to withstand specific ground conditions, including soft soils, rock formations, or varying water table levels. Overall, RCC jacking pipes offer a reliable and efficient method for installing underground pipelines. Their strength, durability, and watertight characteristics make them a popular choice in sewer projects and other underground utility systems where the jacking method is applicable.
