What Is a Cured-in-Place Pipe?

Cast-in-situ concrete structure refers to the concrete structure that is cast in situ on the site and cast in its entirety. Corresponding to this is prefabricated concrete structure. Most of the existing concrete structures are cast-in-place concrete structures.

Cast-in-situ concrete structure

Rebar cages were tied on site, component forms were made on site, and then concrete was poured.

advantage

The overall performance and rigidity of the structure is good, which is suitable for buildings with high requirements for seismic fortification and integrity. Built with pipes passing through

In-situ concrete structural engineering (6 photos)

Floor rooms (such as kitchens, bathrooms, etc.), rooms with irregular shapes or room dimensions that do not meet the modulus requirements should also use cast-in-situ concrete structures. In-situ concrete structures are widely used today. Especially for large-volume and high-integrity projects, cast-in-situ concrete structures are often used

Disadvantage

Disadvantages include the need to construct on site, numerous procedures, maintenance, long construction periods, and extensive use of formwork. Another significant disadvantage of cast-in-situ concrete is that it is easy to crack, especially in the case of large concrete volume and poor curing condition, which may easily cause large-area cracking.