Orangeburg Sewer Pipe

Orangeburg Sewer Pipe



1.Orangeburg pipe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Description:Orangeburg Manufacturing produced a thicker-walled, sturdier,
round version of fiber conduit, selling it as "Orangeburg pipe" for sewer
and drain uses. Usage



2.Orangeburg Pipe - Sewer History: Articles

Description:Sample of Orangeburg Pipe, 4" Diameter (AZ Water Collection
System History Exhibit) Source: Department of Public Works, City of
Orangeburg, SC.



3.Orangeburg Pipe - Sewer History: Photos and Graphics

Description:Bituminized fiber drain and sewer pipe (a.k.a. Orangeburg
pipe). This type of sewer pipe (2" - 18" diameter) was manufactured as an
oval conduit ...



4."ORANGEBURG" SEWER PIPING - Ann Arbor, Michigan

Description:WHY DOES "ORANGEBURG" FAIL? Though sewer pipes of cast iron or
plastic also fail, the preponderance of failures of sewer pipes in Ann
Arbor



5.Orangeburg Sewer Pipe - About.com Home Renovations

Description:This photo, of the nice, pristine Orangeburg sewer pipe, is
not something you will ever see in real life. That's because you're more
likely to find it in a collapsed ...



6.City of Tempe, AZ : Orangeburg Pipe

Description:THE FACTS ABOUT ORANGEBURG PIPE. Residential Properties
Developed between 1940 and 1970 (Areas that may have Orangeburg sewer
pipe) AREA MAP What is it?



7.Orangeburg - ArborWiki - Ann Arbor

Description:Orangeburg is the brand name for a type of bituminous fiber
sewer pipe that was installed in Ann Arbor in the 1950s and 1960s.
Previously used primarily for conduits ...



8.Residential Properties Developed between 1940 and 1970 ...

Description:Yes, our records indicate that the Uniform Plumbing Code
allowed the use of Bituminous Fiber Sewer Pipe to be used between 1955 and
1982. The City of Tempe adopted ...



9.The Peril of Orangeburg – Yes, Cardboard Crumbles ...

Description:Good info here. My sewer lateral goes from PVC to Orangeburg
across the front yard and then transitions to clay pipe before going under
the road to the city main.



10.History of Orangeburg Pipe - Rooter MD Plumbing

Description:Orangeburg pipe is made from pressing wood pulp and pitch
together. The result is a lightweight, easy to work with pipe. Orangeburg
pipe got its start in 1867 as an ...