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Product Description

Class K8 DN2000 ductile iron pipe has a nominal wall thickness of 20 mm, calculated via ISO 2531’s formula e = K × (0.5 + 0.001 × DN) (K=8, DN=2000 mm) . Rated PN 12.5 (1.25 MPa), it serves medium-pressure water, sewage, irrigation, gas and fire mains . With an internal cement-mortar lining per ANSI/AWWA C104 and optional loose-fit polyethylene sleeving per ISO 8180, its design life exceeds 100 years, extending to 110 years in aggressive soils . Installation is rapid and leak-free via push-on “Tyton,” AWWA C111 mechanical and ANSI B16.1 flanged joints . Global B2B surveys show US $400–600 / ton for large-diameter K-class pipes, balancing strength and cost .

Applications

Potable Water Distribution

Large-diameter DN2000 mains deliver stable hydraulics and minimal leakage in municipal water networks .

Sewage & Drainage

Abrasion-resistant ductile iron core and smooth cement-mortar lining convey grit-laden wastewater reliably in gravity or pressure mains .

Irrigation Systems

Uniform hydraulic performance under variable demands supports large-scale agricultural and landscape irrigation .

Gas Distribution

When produced per BS EN 969 and externally coated, DN2000 K8 pipes safely convey natural gas up to 16 bar .

Fire-Protection Mains

High ductility and surge resilience ensure reliable hydrant loops and feeder mains for fire-water delivery .

Service Life

Ductile iron pipe is engineered to last 100+ years in non-corrosive soils .
Internal cement-mortar lining (CML) per ANSI/AWWA C104 guards against corrosion for over a century .
Loose-fit polyethylene sleeving (LPS) per ISO 8180 adds ~10 years of protection in aggressive soils, as proven by DIPRA field trials .
An AWWA life-cycle study found a net $47.68 / ft savings versus PVC, yielding $17 million present-value benefit over 50 years .

Installation & Connection

  • Push-On (“Tyton”) Joints: Spigot-socket with elastomeric gasket per ISO 2531 for bolt-free, rapid sealing .

  • Mechanical Joints: Gland-and-bolt restraint per AWWA C111 meets performance for both restrained and unrestrained connections .

  • Flanged Joints: ANSI B16.1 flanges (Class 125) allow easy disassembly and resist high axial loads .

  • Field Best Practices: 150 mm well-graded trench bedding, ≤ 3 % deflection, hydrostatic testing and chlorination per ISO 2531/AWWA C600 maximize pipeline integrity .

K-Series Comparison & Pricing

 

Class Wall Thickness (mm)<sup>1</sup> Pressure Rating Price (USD / ton)<sup>2</sup>
K7 17.5 = 7 × (0.5 + 0.001 × 2000) PN 10 (1.0 MPa) $400 – 600
K8 20.0 = 8 × (0.5 + 0.001 × 2000) PN 12.5 (1.25 MPa) $400 – 600
K9 22.5 = 9 × (0.5 + 0.001 × 2000) PN 16 (1.6 MPa) $400 – 600
K12 30.0 = 12 × (0.5 + 0.001 × 2000) PN 25 (2.5 MPa) $400 – 600

<sup>1</sup>Per ISO 2531 nominal-thickness formula
<sup>2</sup>Based on global B2B platform listings (Alibaba, Made-in-China)

International Standards

  • ISO 2531:2009 / GB/T 13295-2019: Pipe dimensions, tolerances, linings & joint performance

  • ANSI/AWWA C104/A21.4: Cement-mortar lining requirements

  • AWWA C111/A21.11: Rubber-gasket joint specs for DI pressure pipe & fittings

  • ANSI B16.1 / ASME B16.1: Flanged-joint dimensions & classes

  • ISO 8180:2020: Polyethylene sleeving for external corrosion control

  • BS EN 969:2009: Gas-pipeline DI pipe, fittings & accessories (≤ 16 bar)

  • BS EN 545 / 598: DI pipes & joint methods for water and sewer applications

Advantages

  • Exceptional Longevity: > 100 year service life lowers replacement frequency

  • High Strength & Toughness: Tensile ≥ 350 MPa resists surge and external loads

  • Comprehensive Corrosion Control: Internal CML, external zinc/bitumen, and LPS

  • Versatile Jointing: Push-on, mechanical, flanged and restrained systems

  • Sustainability: Recycled-iron feedstock, fully recyclable, with lower life-cycle energy than plastics

FAQ

Q1: How do K-series classes differ?
They follow e = K × (0.5 + 0.001 × DN)—for DN 2000, K7=17.5 mm, K8=20.0 mm, K9=22.5 mm, K12=30 mm, matching PN 10/12.5/16/25 respectively .

Q2: Which joint type should I choose?
Push-On (“Tyton”) for speed and simplicity
Mechanical (AWWA C111) for restrained connections
Flanged (ANSI B16.1) for maintenance access and high axial loads.

Q3: Is polyethylene sleeving necessary?
Recommended in aggressive soils for up to 110 years of protection; proven by DIPRA and ISO 8180 studies .

Q4: What sizes & laying lengths are offered?
DN 80–2600 mm in standard 6 m laying lengths (5.7 m for containers), with custom cuts on request .

Q5: Can DI pipe be used in seismic zones?
Yes—restrained joints (tie-rod, ball-and-socket) absorb ground movement, ensuring pipeline integrity in seismic areas .

Case Studies

  • Huntsville Utilities, AL: AMERICAN study reports $666,999 annual energy-cost savings and a $17 million PV benefit over 50 years by choosing ductile iron over PVC due to larger inside diameters and lower pumping costs .

  • Everglades City, FL: DIP with loose polyethylene encasement remained in “excellent condition” after 10+ years in corrosive soils (140–240 Ω·cm) at DIPRA test sites .

  • University of Michigan LCCA: Life-cycle analysis demonstrates ductile iron’s superior total-cost performance versus PVC, steel and concrete over a 100-year span

ductile iron pipe dimensions

Pipe body weight (kg/m)
(Inside Diameter) (Outside Diameter) Socket Weight K8 K9 K10 C class Total weight of Active Length=6M (kg) Total weight of Active Length=5.7M (kg)
DN(mm) OD(mm) ≈ kg Class kg/m K8 K9 K10 C class K8 K9 K10 C class
80 98 3.40 12.20 12.20 12.20 C40 9.10 77.00 77.00 77.00 58.00 73.00 73.00 73.00 55.00
100 118 4.30 14.90 15.10 15.10 C40 11.12 93.70 95.00 95.00 71.00 90.00 91.00 90.00 68.00
125 144 5.70 18.90 C40 119.00
150 170 7.10 21.80 22.80 22.80 C40 16.48 138.00 144.00 144.00 106.00 132.00 138.00 137.00 101.00
200 222 10.30 28.70 30.60 30.60 C40 22.62 183.00 194.00 194.00 146.00 174.00 185.00 185.00 139.00
250 274 14.20 35.60 40.20 44.30 C40 32.63 228.00 255.00 280.00 210.00 218.00 244.00 267.00 200.00
300 326 18.90 45.30 50.80 56.30 C30 43.90 290.00 323.00 357.00 282.00 278.00 309.00 340.00 269.00
350 378 23.70 55.90 63.20 69.60 C30 51.88 359.00 403.00 441.00 335.00 343.00 384.00 420.00 319.00
400 429 29.50 67.30 75.50 83.70 C30 60.78 433.00 482.00 532.00 394.00 414.00 460.00 506.00 376.00
450 480 38.30 80.00 89.30 99.00 C30 73.30 515.00 575.00 632.00 472.00 492.00 550.00 597.00 450.00
500 532 42.80 92.80 104.30 115.60 C30 87.20 600.00 669.00 736.00 566.00 572.00 638.00 702.00 540.00
600 635 59.30 122.00 137.30 152.00 C30 120.62 791.00 882.00 971.00 783.00 755.00 842.00 926.00 747.00
700 738 79.10 155.00 173.90 193.00 C25 142.15 1009.00 1123.00 1237.00 932.00 963.00 1071.00 1179.00 889.00
800 842 102.60 192.00 215.20 239.00 C25 177.07 1255.00 1394.00 1537.00 1165.00 1197.00 1330.00 1465.00 1112.00
900 945 129.60 232.00 260.20 289.00 C25 197.68 1521.00 1691.00 1863.00 1446.00 1452.00 1613.00 1777.00 1257.00
1000 1048 161.30 275.00 309.30 343.20 C25 266.28 1811.00 2017.00 2221.00 1759.00 1729.00 1925.00 2118.00 1679.00
1100 1152 194.70 362.80 2372.00
1200 1255 237.70 374.00 420.10 466.10 C25 373.88 2482.00 2758.00 3034.00 2481.00 2370.00 2632.00 2894.00 2369.00
1400 1462 279.30 547.20 3563.00

ductile iron pipe Mechanical property

Mechanical Property
Nominal Diameter Hydraulic test Tensile strength Elogation Yield strength Bending strength Brinell hardness Thickness of cement lining
DN(MM) Mpa Mpa % Mpa Mpa HB mm
DN80-DN300 5 ≥420 ≥10 ≥300 ≥590 ≤230 3
DN350-DN600 4 ≥420 ≥10 ≥300 ≥590 ≤230 5
DN700-DN1000 3.2 ≥420 ≥10 ≥300 ≥590 ≤230 6
DN1100-DN1600 2.5 ≥420 ≥7 ≥300 ≥590 ≤230 …..

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