Corrugated culverts buried in ordinary soil foundations often experience a certain degree of subsidence after a period of time, and the subsidence is usually greater in the middle of the pipe than at both ends.
Therefore, the corrugated culvert pipes laid under the embankment should have an upward pre-camber in the middle. The pre-camber is determined by a comprehensive consideration of factors such as the potential settlement of the foundation, the longitudinal slope of the culvert bottom, and the height of the fill. It is usually 0.3% to 1% of the pipe length, and the maximum is no more than 2%, to ensure that no depression or landslide occurs in the middle of the pipe.

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Appearance
Wire Rod: Smooth like noodles, usually less than 10mm in diameter, transported in coils, occasionally with a slight oxide scale on the surface.
Rebar: A tough guy with barbs all over, with regularly raised horizontal and vertical ribs on the surface, mostly over 12mm in diameter, stored in straight strips.

Performance
Flexibility: Wire rod can be easily bent 360 degrees, suitable for deep processing; rebar is more likely to break than bend, maintaining a straight shape.
Strength: Rebar has higher grip strength due to its surface texture, as stable as a rock in concrete; wire rod prioritizes ductility.
Processing Method: Wire rod is often drawn into thinner wires, while rebar is mostly cut directly for use.