“closures”, with lengths of piping “cut to suit in the field (“CTSIF”) or other modifications, without the need of ordering specially fabricated “spools” from the factory. As I attempted to explain in my first post, innovations over many years in even ductile iron systems have made it possible to accomplish e.g. However, I just wanted to clarify a couple points.
It is possible as you may infer that the availability of substantial, normally responsive fabrication facilities in the form of large manufacturers in this country, as well as even local fabricators in many areas familiar with the material, may be a factor in this substantial utilization. some plant piping applications ductile iron pipes have a quite good record of application and durability in particularly large water, wastewater plants, pump stations, and other applications in the USA (that has not yet been matched by the thinner and unlined SS). While certainly not denying the utility of steel, or for that matter stainless steel, pipes in e.g.
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