Concrete

Pipes

High performance
durable concrete pipes
Introduction
Humes are the leading manufacturer of concrete
pipes in New Zealand. Humes concrete pipes are
manufactured to AS/NZS 4058:2007 standard and
range from DN 225 to DN 3000. Humes technical team
are able to provide technical assistance with designs
for all concrete pipe applications. Detailed pipe design
information is available from Humes at www.humes.
co.nz and further information is available from the
Concrete Pipe Association of Australasia at
www.cpaa.asn.au/.

Concrete pipes are manufactured and installed in

accordance with AS/NZS 4058:2007. When designed
and installed in accordance with AS/NZS 3725:2007
a service life in excess of over 100 years can be
expected. If you are looking for a durable and reliable
pipeline system, concrete pipes have stood the test of
time and are a proven long term product of choice for
infrastructure solutions.

Humes uses three different pipe making technologies

which provides fl exibility around pipe types and
classes ensuring that pipe design and availability delivers the product required for each project on time and to the desired
specification. Pipes are made in Auckland, Hamilton, Hastings and Christchurch.

Humes VT and RCP pipe making methods use low water cement ratio concrete with minimal waste and little or no water
discharge in the manufacturing process providing a clean environmental manufacturing foot print.

Concrete pipes are predominately made with a rubber ring jointed spigot and collar arrangement with either a rolling or lamell
skid (sliding) ring. Skid ring, flush and jacking joint configurations are also available.

Humes pipes are traditionally used in the following applications

• Stormwater
• Sewerage
• Irrigation
• Rural culvert pipe
• Service tunnels
• Low pressure hydro conduits
• Pressure pipes
 Humes VT (Vibration Technology) Pipe
Humes VT Titan® Pipe is made to the AS/NZS 4058:2007 standard but also complies
Slidingwith
Seal many recognised
international standards. Most parts of the British and European standards BSEN 1916:2002Sliding
and BS Seal
5911-1:2002 were
developed around VT technology. VT pipes are made through a vertical casting process. Each pipeSeal
Sliding is produced from a dry
mix concrete which is placed in the mould and the inner core is vibrated to ensure solid compaction of the concrete. The
pipe is removed from the core and taken directly to the curing area by crane, where the outer mould is stripped from the
pipe. This means there is minimum movement of the pipe in the initial curing phase of the casting process. As a result of the
Sliding Seal
manufacturing process VT Pipes have a thicker wall providing increased cover to steel.

As part of the VT technology Humes have formed a relationship with Forsheda, one of the foremost producers of rubber rings
for jointing of concrete pipes. Humes VT pipes have a Combination Joint that is at the leading edge of concrete pipe jointing
technology. The Combination Joint provides the opportunity to use the revolutionary Lamell Ring (Sliding Seal). This sliding Lamell
ring provides for easy and consistent application of the ring seal to the pipe. The ring itself has a sealed pre-lubricated inner
section that ensures that the ring seals evenly and securely every time without the requirement to apply lubricants on site.

The VT production methodology means that many pipes can be made from one
mould each day. This allows Humes to produce pipes in sufficient quantity to meet
the needs of most projects, providing theAopportunity for contractors to increase Joint Assembly
A Joint Assembly
productivity byB laying
C more pipes per day.D VT pipes are made in Auckland and are
B C D
A Joint Assembly
available in Load Class 2 and 4 in sizes DN 675 to DN 2500.
B C D T
E T
E T
E
A Joint Assembly
I B C D
I
I F G H
F G H T
E
F G H
X
Sliding Seal X
I Sliding Seal X

F G H Recommended
Dimensions Safe Handling Recommended
Dimensions Safe Handling Joint Gap
Joint Gap
Recommended
Nominal Dimensions Safe HandlingX
Nominal A B C D E F G H I T Lifting Mass XJoint GapX
Diameter A B C D E F G H I T Lifting Mass X X
Diameter
Nominal (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) Anchor** (kg) (min) (max)
(mm) (mm)
A (mm)
B (mm)
C (mm)
D (mm)
E (mm)
F (mm)
G (mm)
H (mm)
I (mm)
T Anchor**
Lifting (kg)
Mass (min)
X (max)
X
(mm)
Diameter
900 2632
(mm) 160
(mm) 252
(mm) 2220
(mm) 2500
(mm) 622
(mm) 1250
(mm) 760
(mm) 1215
(mm) 90
(mm) 2.5
Anchor** 1925
(kg) 5
Recommended
(min)
Recommended 10
(max)
(mm)
900 2632 160 252 2220 DDimensions
ime2500
nsions 622 1250 760 1215 90 SSafe
afe Handling
2.5 Hand ling
1925 5Joint 10
1050 2640 170 280 2190 2500 625 1250 765 1400 100 2.5 2500 6JointGap
Gap12
900
1050 2632
2640 160
170 252
280 2220
2190 2500
2500 622
625 1250
1250 760
765 1215
1400 90
100 2.5
2.5 1925
2500 5 10
Nominal
Nominal
1200 2640 170 289 2181 2500 633 1250 757 1575 110 Lifting
2.5 Mass
3125 X6
6 X12
12
1050 AA
2640 BB
170 CC
280 DD
2190 EE
2500 FF
625 GG
1250 HH
765 I
1400 T
100 Lifting
2.5 Mass
2500 X
6 X
12
1200
diameter
Diameter 2640 170 289 2181 2500 633 1250 757 1575 110 2.5
Anchor** 3125
(kg) 6
(min) 12
(max)
1350 2640
(mm) 170
(mm) 261
(mm) 2209
(mm) 2500
(mm) 640
(mm) 1250
(mm) 750
(mm) 1720
(mm) 115
(mm) 2.5
Anchor** 3575
(kg) 6
(min) 12
(max)
1200
675
(mm)
1350 2640
2632
2640 170
160
170 289
252
261 2181
2220
2209 2500
2500
2500 633
617
640 1250
1250
1250 757
765
750 1575
980
1720 110
85
115 2.5
2.5
2.5 3125
1400
3575 46
6 812
12
1500 2640 170 224 2246 2500 651 1250 739 1860 120 2.5 4050 6 12
1350
750
900
1500 2640
2632
2632
2640 170
160
160
170 261
254
252
224 2209
2218
2220
2246 2500
2500 640
621
622
651 1250
1250 750
761
760
739 1720
1060
1215
1860 115
87
90
120 2.5
2.5 3575
1600
1925
4050 6
45
6 812
10
12
1800
825 2645
2632 170
160 299
259 2176
2213 2500
2500 636
609 1250
1250 759
774 2230
1140 135
88 5.0
2.5 5550
1750 46 815
1500
1050
1800 2640
2645 170
170 224
280
299 2246
2190
2176 2500
2500 651
625
636 1250
1250 739
765
759 1860
1400
2230 120
100
135 2.5
5.0 4050
2500
5550 6
6 12
15
1950
900 2645
2632 170
160 308
252 2167
2220 2500
2500 637
622 1250
1250 758
760 2395
1215 140
90 5.0
2.5 6225
1925 56 15
10
1800
1200
1950 2645
2640
2645 170 299
289
308 2176A
2181
2167 2500 636
633
637 1250 759
757
758 2230
1575
2395 135 Joint2.5
110
140 5.0
Assembly
5.0 5550
3125
6225 6 15
12
15
2100
1050 2645
2640 170
170 A280
299 2176
2190 2500
2500 644
625 1250
1250 751
765 2560
1400 Joint
150
100Assembly
5.0
2.5 7125
2500 66 15
12
1950 B
2645 C 170 308 2167 D 2500 637 1250 758 2395 140 5.0 6225 6 15
B 1350
2100
C
1200
2400
2640
2645
2640
2645
170
170
175
261
299
D289
280
2209
2176
2181
2190
2500
2500
2500
640
644
633
651
1250
1250
1250
750
751
757
744
1720
2560
1575
2900
115
150
110
175
2.5
5.0
2.5
10.0
3575
7125
3125
9375 66
6
12
15
12
15
2100
1500
2400 2645
2640
2645 170
175 299
224
280 2176
2246
2190 2500 644
651 1250 751
739
744 2560
1860 150
120 5.0
2.5 7125
4050 6 15
12
1350 2640 170 261 2209 2500 640 1250 750 T 2900
1720 175
115 10.0
2.5 9375
3575 6 15
12
Notes 2400
1800
1500 2645
2640 175
170170 280
299
224 2190
2176 E
2246 2500
2500 651
636
651 1250 T 759
1250 744
739 2900
2230
1860 175
135
120 10.0
5.0
2.5 9375
5550
4050 66 15
12
Notes E
• All 1950
1800 2645
masses based 170
2645 on Class 308
170 2 Rubber
299 Ring 2167
Jointed 2500
2176 2500 and 637
pipes nominal
636 1250
concrete
1250 758
density 2395
2230 kg/m140
759 of 2500 3
135 5.0
5.0 6225
5550 66 15
15
•Notes
• All masses
X2100
= based
Recommended
1950 2645
onjoint
Classgap
170
2 range
Rubber
308
Ring
after Jointed pipes
laying
2167 2500
and nominal
637
concrete
1250
density
758
of 2500
2395
kg/m140
3
5.0 6225 66 15
I 2645 170 299 2176 2500 644 1250 751 2560 150 5.0 7125 15
X =masses
•* Humes
All Recommended
based on joint
Classgap2 range
Rubber 3after
Ringlaying
Jointed pipes and nominal concrete density of 2500 kg/m3
2100 offer class
2645 4 in lieu
170of class
299 2176 2500 644 1250 751 2560 150 5.0 7125 6 15
I 2400
* Humes
•** 2645 175
offer class 4Fjoint
X = Recommended in guide
lieu 280
of class
gap 2190
range3afterdetails
laying 2500 651 1250 744 2900 175 10.0 9375 6 15
Refer
2400to safe handling
2645 175 for further
280 G on lifting
2190 anchors
2500 651 H1250 744 2900 175 10.0 9375 6 15
*** Humes
Refer tooffer
safe class
handling
4 in guide
lieu offor further
class 3 details on lifting anchors
Notes F G H
** Refer to safe handling guide for further details on lifting anchors
Notes
• All masses based on Class 2 Rubber Ring Jointed pipes and nominal concrete density of 2500 kg/m3 X
1. All masses based on Class 2 Rubber Ring Jointed pipes and nominal concrete density of 2500 kg/m3
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
2. X = Recommended joint gap range after laying X
* Humes offer class 4 in lieu of class 3
3. All dimensions in mm
** Refer to safe handling guide for further details on lifting anchors Recommended
* Humes offer class 4 in lieu of class 3
Dimensions Safe Handling
** Refer to safe handling guide for further details on lifting anchors Joint Gap
Recommended
Nominal Dimensions Safe Handling
A B C D E F G H I T Lifting Mass JointXGap X
Diameter
minal (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) Anchor** (kg) (min) (max)
A (mm) B C D E F G H I T Lifting Mass X X
meter
(mm) 900 (mm)2632(mm)160 (mm)252 (mm)
2220 (mm)
2500 622
(mm) 1250
(mm) 760
(mm) 1215
(mm) 90
Anchor** 2.5(kg) 1925
(min) 5 (max) 10
mm)
1050 2640 170 280 2190 2500 625 1250 765 1400 100 2.5 2500 6 12
 Humes Spun Pipe
Humes have been manufacturing spun pipe in New Zealand for over 90 years. Spun pipes are manufactured to AS/
NZS 4058 standard. Spun pipes are cast horizontally and normally stay in their moulds for the first 24 hours for the initial
curing, which includes steaming. The spun process enables manufacturing of thin wall pipe with a smooth finish and achieves
excellent crushing strength and durability characteristics.

The spun pipe making process provides the highest degree of flexibility in the pipe making process. It is economical to make
small quantities of pipe or specials where pipes require increased cover specifications or strength. The spun pipe making
process enables Humes to provide:

• Pipe up to Load Class 8 • Banded or in wall jacking pipe options for most pipe sizes above DN 1050
• A sacrificial cover option of up to 25mm • Design options for most additional structural
• A Duracem concrete option for corrosive
or marine environments requirements

Spun pipes are produced in Christchurch from DN 300 to DN 2300 and are available in Load Class 2 and 4.

Titan® Spun ConcreteDimRubber

ensions
Ring Jointed
Recommended
Class 2
Pipe (RRJ)
Class 3 Class 4
Recommended
Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Joint Gap
Nominal Joint Joint Gap
diameter type Recommended Joint
Dimensions Class
X 2 Mass Class 3 Mass Class 4 Mass X X
F D
Mass
T Nominal D AT Mass
B CD ET Mass
F D TX D T D T Gap
(kg) (kg) (kg) (min) (max) (kg) (kg) (kg) (min) (max)
diameter Mass Mass Mass X X
2415 305 Titan
32 300*225 2305A 32B
464 76
225C 95
305E 32F
87 D
2415
225 3T
305 326 225D 305T 32 225D 305T 32 225 3 6
(kg) (kg) (kg) (min) (max)
2415 381 Titan 375*278
32Titan 2381 540 95 95 87 2415 381 326 278 381 32 278 375 35 300 3 6
300 464 3276 278
95 375
87 35
2415 300
305 332 225 305 32 225 305 32 225 3 6
2410 457 Titan 450*395
38Titan 2457 641 114 114 105 2410 457 386 395 457 38 395 451 41 420 3 6
375 540 3895 395
95 451
87 41
2415 420
381 332 278 381 32 278 375 35 300 3 6
2410 533 Titan
41 525*513 2533 730
41 133
513 133
520 105
48 2410
583 533
3 416 513 533 41 513 520 48 583 3 6
Titan 450 641 114 114 105 2410 457 38 395 457 38 395 451 41 420 3 6
2400 610 Titan
44 600*625 2600 819
49 133
673 133
586 120
56 2400
763 610
4 448 625 600 49 673 586 56 763 4 8
Titan 525 730 133 133 105 2410 533 41 513 533 41 513 520 48 583 3 6
2415 610 Titan
51 600*735 2610 845
51 143
735 152
600 130
56 2415
793 610
4 518 735 610 51 735 600 56 793 4 8
Titan 600 819 133 133 120 2400 610 44 625 600 49 673 586 56 763 4 8
2425 686 Titan
48 675755 1680 908
51 133
795 133
662 89
60 2425
910 686
4 488 755 680 51 795 662 60 910 4 8
Titan 675 908 133 133 89 2425 686 48 755 680 51 795 662 60 910 4 8
2425 762 Titan
51 750895 1756 997
54 143
943 152
730 107
67 2425
1125 762
4 518 895 756 54 943 730 67 1125 4 8
Titan 750 997 143 152 120 2440 762 51 895 756 54 943 730 67 1125 4 8
2440 762 Titan
51 750895 2756 997
54 143
943 152
730 120
67 2440
1125 762
4 518 895 756 54 943 730 67 1125 4 8
Titan 825 1063 146 143 121 2440 838 54 1045 832 57 1095 806 70 1298 5 10
2440 838 Titan
54 8251045 1832 1063
57 146
1095 143
806 121
70 2440
1298 838
5 54
10 1045 832 57 1095 806 70 1298 5 10
Titan 900 1197 171 149 143 2440 914 64 1363 914 64 1363 896 73 1520 5 10
2435 914 64 9001363
Titan 1914 1197
64 171
1363 149
896 137
73 2435
1520 914
5 64
10 1363 914 64 1363 896 73 1520 5 10
TItan 1050
Titan 900
1391 1197
2914
171 171
149 152 2445 2440
1067 914
76 1875 1363
1067 91476 1875 1363
1047 89686 2078 1520 5 1010
2440 914 64 1363 64 1363 149
896 143
73 1520 5 64
10 64 73 5
Titan 1200
Titan 1543 171 149 151 2435 1219 76 2125 1219 76 2125 1187 92 2495 1790 5 1010
2440 991 70 9751620 1991 1302 171
70 149 1620 973 152 2440
79 9911790 5 70
10 1620 991 70 1620 973 79 5
Titan 1350
TItan 1695 1391
171 171
149 157 2430 2445
1372 76 2370 1875
1360 1067
82 2525 1875
1332 1047
96 2900 2078 6 1210
2445 1067 76 10501875 11067 76 1875 149
1047 152
86 2078 1067
5 76
10 76 86 5
Titan 1600
Titan 1988 1543
179 171
203 175 2440 2435
1589 82 3100 2125
1577 1219
88 3300 2125
1537 1187
108 3875 2495 6 1210
2435 1219 76 12002125 11219 76 2125 149
1187 151
92 2495 1219
5 76
10 76 92 5

2440 1219 Titan

Titan
76 1800
1200
2125 2274 1543
21219 194 171
76 292
2125 170
149
1187 2430
157
92 1804 1219
2440
2495 101
5 4375
76
10 1804 1219
2125 101 4375 2125
76 1767 1187
120 5025 2495 6
92 5 1210

2430 1372 Titan

Titan
76 2100*
13502370 2553 1695
11360 82191 165
171
2525 144
149
1332 2440 2430
157
96 2110 1372
2900 6126 5900 2370
76
12 2082 1360
140 6475 2525
82 2082 1332
140 6475 2900 6
96 6 1512

2440 Titan
82 1600
1589 Notes 3100 11577 1988
88 179
3300 203
1537 175
108 2440
3875 1589
6 82
12 3100 1577 88 3300 1537 108 3875 6 12

2430 Titan
1804 1. 1800
4375 11804
All dimensions
101 in mm 2254
101 194
4375 292
1767 170
120 2430
5025 1804
6 101
12 4375 1804 101 4375 1767 120 5025 6 12

2430 1804 * Titan 1800

Titan
101 2100 21804
4375 Skid 2274
ring joint 194
101– requires 292
1767 170
4375 lubrication120 2430
5025 1804
6 101
12 4375 1804 101 4375 1767 120 5025 6 12

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Titan rubber ring jointed 2 joint
pipes Titan rubber ring jointed pipes

ng ring joint – rolling ring joint – rolling ring joint E F

E F
B C B C B C Designated length
Designated length
E E E T
T

D A D
A

X X
X B C
B C

Notes
urfaces during• jointing
These rolling
to formrings areonce
a seal designed
it is intoitsroll along
final the joint surfaces during jointing to form a seal once it is in its final position
position
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
Humes Spun Pipe
Titan® Flush Jointed Pipe (FJ)
Recommended
Dimensions Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Recommended
Nominal Dimensions Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Joint Gap
Nominal JointRecommended
Gap
diameter Dimensions Class 2 Mass Class 3 Mass Class 4Mass X X Gap
Nominal A B C D T D T D T Joint
diameter Mass Mass Mass X X
A B C D T (kg) D T (kg) D T (kg) (min) (max)
diameter Mass
(kg) (kg) Mass (kg) Mass (min) X (max) X
Titan 600 14A Dime31
B C
nsions 2420 610D Cla44
T
ss 2 553(kg) 600 D 49
Class 3
T 610 (kg) 586 D Cla56
ss 4
T 690 (kg) Recommended
3 (min) 6 (max)
Titan 600
Nominal 14 31 2420 610 44 553 600 49 610 586 56 690 3 Joint Gap 6
Titan
Titan 750
600 16
14 34
31 2435
2420 762
610 5144 795553 756600 54 49 838 610 730 586 67 56 1023 690 3 3 8 6
diameter
Titan 750 16 34 2435 762 51 795
Mass 756 54 838
Mass 730 67 1023
Mass 3
X 8
X
Titan 900 A
16 B
36 C
2435 D
914 T
57 1063 D
900 T
64 1183 D
883 T
73
Titan 750 16 34 2435 762 51 (kg)795 756 54 (kg) 838 730 67 1338 3
(kg) 1023 (min) 3 8
(max) 8
Titan 900 16 36 2435 914 57 1063 900 64 1183 883 73 1338 3 8
Titan 600
Titan 1050 21
14 39
31 2440
2420 1067
610 64
4457 1385
553 1054
600900 70
49 64 1508
6101183 1026
586 883 84
56 1788
690 1338 4 3 12
6
Titan 900
Titan 1050 16
21 36
39 2435
2440 914
1067 64 1063
1385 1054 70 1508 1026 84 73 1788 4 3 12 8
Titan 750
Titan 1200 24
16 44
34 2435
2435 1219
762 70
51 1730
795 1207
7561054 76
54 1868
838 1179
730 90
67 2188
1023 4
3 12
8
Titan 1200
Titan 1050 21
24 39
44 2440
2435 1067
1219 7064 1385
1730 1207 76 70 18681508 11791026 90 84 2188 1788 4 4 12 12
Titan
Titan 1350
900 24
16 44
36 2440
2435 1372
914 76
57 2100
1063 1358
9001207 83
64 2300
1183 1332
883 96
73 2625
1338 2188 4 3 12
8
Titan 1350
Titan 1200 24
24 44
44 2435
2440 1219
1372 7670 1730
2100 1358 83 76 23001868 13321179 96 90 2625 4 4 12 12
Titan 1050
Titan 1500 24
21 44
39 2445
2440 1524
1067 76
64 2325
1385 1504
1054 86
70 2625
1508 1468
1026 104
84 3150
1788 4
4 12
12
Titan 1500
Titan 1350 24
24 44
44 2440
2445 1372
1524 7676 2100
2325 15041358 86 83 26252300 14681332 104 96 3150 2625 4 4 12 12
Titan
Titan 1650
1200 25
24 45
44 2435
2435 1676
1219 83
70 2800
1730 1656
1207 93
76 3125
1868 1620
1179 111
90 3700
2188 4
4 12
12
Titan 1650
Titan 1500 24
25 44
45 2445
2435 1524
1676 8376 2325
2800 16561504 93 86 31252625 16201468 111 104 3700 3150 4 4 12 12
Titan
Titan 1800
1350 27
24 48
44 2435
2440 1828
1372 89
76 3275
2100 1808
1358 99
83 3625
2300 1772
1332 117
96 4250
2625 5
4 15
12
Titan 1800
Titan 1650 25
27 45
48 2435
2435 1676
1828 8983 2800
3275 18081656 99 93 36253125 17721620 117 111 4250 3700 5 4 15 12
Titan 1500
Titan 2050 32
24 59
44 2415
2445 2032
1524 102
76 4175
2325 2016
1504 110
86 4500
2625 1956
1468 140
104 5625
3150 5
4 15
12
Titan 2050
Titan 1800 27
32 48
59 2435
2415 1828
2032 10289 3275
4175 20161808 110 99 45003625 19561772 140 117 5625 4250 5 5 15 15
Titan
Titan 2300
1650 43
25 76
45 2415
2435 2312
1676 127
83 5950
2800 2286
1656 140
93 6525
3125 2286
1620 140
111 6525
3700 5
4 15
12
Titan
Titan 2300
2050 43
32 76
59 2415
2415 2312
2032 127102 5950
4175 22862016 140110 65254500 22861956 140 140 6525 5625 5 5 15 15
Notes
Titan 1800 27 48 2435 1828 89 3275 1808 99 3625 1772 117 4250 5 15
Titan 2300 43 76 2415 2312 127
T 5950 2286 140
A 6525 2286 140 6525 5 15
1. All 2050
Titan dimensions
32 in mm 59 2415 2032 102T 4175 2016 110 A 4500 1956 140 5625 5 15
2. 2300 only available in in the South Island X
Titan 2300 43 76 2415 2312 127 T 5950 2286 140
X 6525 2286 140 6525 5 15
A

X
D
T
D
A Notes
X 1. You can seal a flush joint using either
D B
B
external bands or mortar
D 2. X = Recommended joint gap range
D
Designated length D B
Designated length
after laying
F
D B
F
Designated length
Notes
Notes D
• You can seal a flush joint Fusing
Designated lengtheither external bands or mortar
• You can seal a flush joint using either external bands or mortar
•Notes
X = Recommended jointF gap range after laying
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
• You can seal a flush joint using either external bands or mortar
Notes
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
Titan
• You can
Skid Ring Jointed Pipe (SRJ)
® seal a flush joint using either external bands or mortar
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying Recommended
Dimensions Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Recommended
Nominal Dimensions Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Joint Gap
Nominal Joint type Joint Gap
diameter Mass Mass Mass Joint type X X
diameter A B C E F D T Mass D T Mass D T Mass X X
A B TClass 2 (kg) T Class 3 (kg) T Class 4(kg) (min) Recommended
(max)
DimCensions E F D
(kg)
D
(kg)
D
(kg) (min) (max)
Nominal Joint
Recommended
Gap
Titan 1950 – – Dime–nsions 144 2440 1981 Cl140
ass 2 5700 1981 Cl140
ass 3 5700 1981 Cl140
ass 4 5700 in wall
Joint type 6 15
Titan 1950
diameter
Nominal – – – 144 2440 1981 140 5700 Mass 1981 140 5700Mass1981 140 5700 Massin wall 6Joint Gap
X 15 X
Titan 2100 2553
191
A B 165C 144E 2440F 2110D 126 T 5900 2082 D 140 T 6475 2082 D 140 T 6475 collar joint
Joint type 6 15
diameter
Titan 2100 2553
191 165 144 2440 2110 126 Mass(kg)
5900 2082 140 Mass (kg) 2082
6475 140 6475
Mass (kg)
collar joint X6 (min)15
X (max)
Titan 3060 A
– B
– C
– E
183 F
2390 D
3060 T
175 10625 D– –T – D– –T – in wall 6 15
Titan 1950 (kg)5700 (kg) (kg) (min) 6(max)
Titan 3060 –––– –– 144
183 2440
2390 1981
3060 175140 10625 – 1981 – 140 – 5700 – 1981 – 140 – 5700in wallin wall 6 15 15
Titan 1950 – – –165 144 2440 1981 140126 5700 19812082 140 140 5700647519812082 140 1405700 6475in wall
Titan 2100 2553
191 144 2440 2110 5900 collar joint6 6 15 15
Notes
Titan 2100 2553 191 165 144 2440 2110 126 5900 2082 140 6475 2082 140 6475 collar joint 6 15
Titan
1. All 3060 – in mm
dimensions – – 183 2390 3060 175 10625 – – – – – – in wall 6 15
Titan 3060 – – – 183 2390 3060 175 10625 – – – – – – in wall 6 15
2. Lubricant
E must be Fused with skid type rubber rings
E F
Designated length
T
Designated length
T
Notes
E F 1. These rubber rings are designed to stay
E F D Inwall joint
Designated length X
Designated length
T D Inwall joint in place allowing the socket to skid over
X
T
A
D the ring, compressing it to seal the joint
D
A
2. X = Recommended joint gap range
D Inwall joint
D X Inwall joint after laying
X
D
A
D D Collar joint
A
B C X
D Collar joint
B C Note: Inwall joint is ideal for pipe jacking X
Note: Inwall joint is ideal for pipe jacking

Notes D Collar joint

Notes B C
D X Collar joint
• These rubber
B C rings are designed to stay in place allowing the socket to skid
Note: Inwall joint is ideal for pipe jacking
X
over the ring, compressing it to seal the joint
• These rubber rings
Note: are designed
Inwall joint tojacking
is ideal for pipe stay in place allowing the socket to skid over the ring, compressing it to seal the joint
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying
Notes
Notes
•• These
These rubber
rubberrings
ringsare
aredesigned
designedtotostay
stayin inplace
place allowing
allowing thethe socket
socket to skid
to skid overover
the the
ring,ring, compressing
compressing it to itseal
to seal the joint
the joint
• X= = Recommended
Recommendedjoint jointgap
gaprange
rangeafter
afterlaying
laying
Titan® Roller Compacted Pipe (RCP)
Humes Titan® Roller Compacted Pipe (RCP) is manufactured to AS/NZS 4058:2007 standard. RCP is
cast vertically using low water/cement ratio concrete and effective compaction methods. Compaction is achieved using a well
proven computer controlled, counter rotating rollerhead and trowel (the Bi Directional process or BiDi).

The BiDi process ensures consistent and accurate formation of collars and spigots which assures water tightness. The RCP
pipe uses a “D” ring jointing system developed by Humes that provides secure and positive jointing. To ensure this is the case,
a portion of every batch of the RCP pipe barrels is hydrostatically checked as part of the stringent quality assurance system.

Like the VT production process the RCP manufacturing methodology means that substantial pipe numbers of the same
diameter can be made each day. Humes has been supplying RCP pipe for over 15 years and they are now the most
commonly used pipes from DN 225 to DN 600 and are available in Load Class 2 and 4. RCP pipes are not suitable for Marine
Environment applications. RCP pipes are made in Hamilton and are used throughout New Zealand.

Recommended
Dimensions (Class 2, 3*, 4)
Nominal Mass Joint Gap
Recommended
Dimensions (Class 2, 3*, 4)
diameter
Nominal (kg)
Mass X Joint Gap X
D T L H S O P SW E SE’ SE
diameter (kg) (min)
X (max)
X
D T L H S O P SW E SE’ SE
225 225 35 2000 95 176 55 78 42 376.4 292.2 274.8 161 (min)
4 (max)
8
225
300 225
300 35
35 2000
2500 95
95 176
181 55
55 78
78 42
43 376.4
453.4 292.2
367.4 274.8
349.8 161
253 4
4 8
8
300
375 300
375 35
35 2500
2500 95
95 181
198 55
55 78
78 43
47 453.4
536.4 367.4
442.4 349.8
424.8 253
313 4
4 8
8
375
450 375
450 35
40 2500
2500 95
115 198
219 55
60 78
92 47
52 536.4
631.3 442.4
527.3 424.8
505.3 313
433 4
5 8
10
450
525 450
525 40
45 2500
2500 115
130 219
236 60
60 92
95 52
56 631.3
724.1 527.3
612.1 505.3
590.1 433
568 5
5 10
10
525
600 525
600 45
50 2500
2500 130
140 236
253 60
60 95
99 56
60 724.1
816.9 612.1
696.9 590.1
674.8 568
726 5
5 10
10
600 600 50 2500 140 253 60 99 60 816.9 696.9 674.8 726 5 10

Notes
Notes
Notes
• DDrings
1. ringsare
areribbed
ribbedtotoimprove
improvejointjointstability
stabilityand
andtotoeliminate
eliminateskidding.
skidding.Ring hardness of shore 40 degrees minimises jointing forces. The joint
• D rings
design are
does ribbed
not to
rely
2. All dimensions in mm improve
on the joint
ring to stability
maintain and to
joint eliminate
compression skidding. Ring hardness of shore 40 degrees minimises jointing forces. The joint
at all times.
design
** Humes does
offer not rely
class 4 on
in the
lieu ring
of to
class
Humes offer class 4 in lieu of class 3 maintain
3 joint compression at all times.
* Humes offer class 4 in lieu of class 3

Joint Assembly
12 D ring 12.0 16 D ring 16.0
Joint assembly 12.0 16.0
(225
12 D to
ring (450
16 D to
ring
Joint assembly 375) to 600) to
(225 12.0 (450 16.0
375) 600)
12.0 16.0

X H S
H S O
X
SW O
Notes
1. Mass calculation based on a nominal density of 2500 kg/m3. SW T
P
Rubber ring shore hardness 40 degrees. Steel cage is continuous SE' L D T
P
into the collar. No spacers are used for placement (machine SE
SE' L D
E Steel cage (see notes) SE
controlled).
E Steel cage (see notes)
2. X = Recommended joint gap range after laying Collar Spigot
Collar Spigot
Notes

Jointing using a D ring

Notes
• Mass calculation based on a nominal density of 2500 kg/m3. Rubber ring shore hardness 40 degrees. Steel cage is continuous into the collar. No
• spacers
Mass calculation
are usedbased on a nominal
for placement density
(machine of 2500 kg/m3. Rubber ring shore hardness 40 degrees. Steel cage is continuous into the collar. No
controlled).
• spacers are used forjoint
X = Recommended placement (machine
gap range controlled).
after laying
• X = Recommended joint gap range after laying

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4 Step 5

Place D ring on Move spigot with ring
first step of spigot towards collar. Push
as shown. (Do not the pipe until it locks
lubricate.) uniformly between
the collar lead in and
the spigot.
As the spigot is being
pushed into the collar
the D ring will rotate
between the two
surfaces.
Continue the jointing
movement. As the
ring rotates past 180˚
a positive jointing
action results.
The joint is fully home
at a ring rotation
of approximately 270˚.
Between 180˚ and
270˚ the joint is stable.
Specialty Pipe Options and Information
Jacking/Thrusting Pipes
Humes manufactures jacking and thrusting pipes in a range of diameters and lengths. When designing Jacking Pipe,
maximum jacking force, total external loads, maximum allowable deflection and aggressive environments all need to be
considered. Humes Technical team is able to provide assistance in designing jacking pipes.

Features
• Installation without disruption to existing surface-facilities or activities
• Capable of withstanding typical installation forces
• Strong and durable
• Proven performance

Benefits
• Low impact on existing services
• Adaptable to various ground conditions
• Cost effective compared to deep traditional methods
• Reduction of health and safety risk when installing in unstable soil conditions

Applications
• Stormwater drainage
• Sewerage systems
• Under roads, railways, waterways or developed areas.

Pipes for Aggressive Environments

Humes Titan® Pipes have been meeting performance demands in sewer, marine and other aggressive applications for over
90 years. In many cases standard pipes will provide the design life required for most environments. If you have any questions
regarding the design specifications for Humes pipes our Technical team is available to assist you with design and pipe
performance information. There are also a number of additional manufacturing options that can be used to improve the design
life of pipes in extreme environments.

PE Lined Pipe
Use of PE liners in concrete pipes is now a
common and economical method of providing
an inert lining option as an alternative to
a complete PE pipe for aggressive sewer
applications. Humes uses VT production
process uses a high quality PE liner that
provides the most robust lining material option
available as well as being the easiest of the
lining options to weld. Note that PE lining is
not available for spun concrete pipe.

Sacrificial Cover Pipe

Humes can make VT pipes and spun pipes
with extra cover from standard or Duracem Patented Agru anchor system
concrete. This means that in addition to the Humes concrete pipe lined with Agru PE liner embedded in concrete
standard cover of 10mm required by AS/NZS
4058:2007 pipes can be manufactured with a cover of up to 35mm. This extra cover provides additional design life. Humes
Technical team is available to discuss, design and model a solution that satisfies your specific requirements.

Concrete Additives for Aggressive Environments

DuraTitan™ Pipes can be made from supplementary cementicious materials (SCMs) such as Microsilica and Duracem
concretes. Combined SCMs and extra cover are available for extreme conditions. It is also possible to utilise a range of
additional concrete additives that will provide further protection and design life for special and aggressive environments.
Humes Technical team is available to discuss, design and model a solution that satisfies your specific requirements.
Titan Concrete Pipe
The Swiftlift™ Pipe Laying System
The Swiftlift™ pipelaying system has been designed to reduce the costs in transporting and laying concrete pipes. Swiftlift™
foot anchors are cast into Humes pipes during the manufacturing process so that a “Universal Laying Chain Set” developed
by Reid’s Engineering, can lift, position and/or lay the pipe with the assistance of a crane or digger. For further information on
lifting, refer to the Humes pipe handling guide.

Dimensions
All dimensions specified are expressed in mm (millimetres) unless stated otherwise.

Concrete Density
A density of 2500kg/m3 has been used in all calculations.

Pipe Dimensions
For each nominal diameter size the actual internal diameter of Spun Pipe varies with Load Class whereas nominal and actual
diameters are always the same for VT pipe for all Load Classes. Check with your nearest Humes Sales Centre for pipes most
common in your area.

Laying Standard
Concrete pipes laid in accordance with AS/NZS 3725:2007 will deliver a service life of 100 years. Any deviation to AS/NZS
3725:2007 may compromise the service life of the concrete pipes.

Joint Lubrication
Joints should be lubricated with a non-petroleum based lubricant such as Easy Slip, when using skid rings. No lubrication
is required for Lamell or Rolling (“O” or “D”) rubber rings. Only Skid rings should be lubricated with a non-petroleum based
lubricant such as Easy Slip.

Concrete Pipe Selector

To assist in selecting the correct pipe for your application, the Concrete Pipe
Association of Australasia (CPAA) has developed software that makes pipe
selection a breeze. The software can be downloaded for free from the CPAA
website https://www.cpaa.asn.au/ or it can be obtained in CD ROM format from
your local Humes representative.

For further technical details or advice freephone

0800 502 112
For further or visitdetails
technical www.humes.co.nz
or advice freephone
0800 502 112 or visit www.humes.co.nz
Buyers and users of the products described in this brochure must make their own assessment of the suitability and appropriateness of the products
for their particular use and the conditions in which they will be used. All queries regarding product suitability, purpose or installation should
be directed to the nearest Humes Sales Centre for service and assistance. Fletcher Concrete and Infrastructure Limited 2010. Printed 03/10.
Buyers and users of the products described in this brochure must make their own assessment of the suitability and appropriateness of the products
for their particular use and the conditions in which they will be used. All queries regarding product suitability, purpose or installation should
be directed to the nearest Humes Sales Centre for service and assistance. Fletcher Concrete and Infrastructure Limited 2010. Printed 03/10.