Ductile Cast Iron Pipe (DCIP) is a robust and versatile type of pipe widely used in water and wastewater systems. It is made from ductile cast iron, a material known for its strength, durability, and flexibility compared to traditional cast iron. This type of pipe combines the benefits of cast iron's corrosion resistance with enhanced tensile strength and ductility, making it a reliable choice for modern infrastructure projects.

Key Features:

1.Material Composition:

• Ductile cast iron is produced by adding magnesium to molten iron, which transforms the graphite structure into a spherical (nodular) form. This structural change enhances the material's mechanical properties.

2.Strength and Flexibility:

• Ductile cast iron pipes can withstand high internal and external pressures and are less prone to cracking under load due to their flexibility.

3.Corrosion Resistance:

• Often coated with materials like cement mortar, epoxy, or polyethylene to resist corrosion and ensure longevity, especially in aggressive soils.

4.Wide Applications:

• Commonly used for water distribution, sewage systems, gas lines, and industrial fluid transport.

5.Joint Types:

• Available with various joint options, including push-on joints, mechanical joints, and flanged joints, allowing for easy installation and adaptability to different systems.

 6.Longevity:

• With proper installation and maintenance, ductile cast iron pipes can last over 100 years, making them a cost-effective choice for long-term projects.

  
  

Ductile Cast Iron Pipe Specification:

Ductile Cast Iron Pipe Mechanical Property