perforated drain pipe
In French: drain perforé
Definition
A slotted pipe that collects water in a clear stone trench and carries it to an outlet. Without an outlet and a fall, it does nothing.
Also called
- weeping tile
- perforated pipe
Other names in French
- drain agricole
- tuyau perforé
Sources
CMHA calls for a drain at least 75 mm in diameter behind a wall, with outlets no more than 15 m apart.
SRW-TEC-004-10: Segmental Retaining Wall Design · Concrete Masonry & Hardscapes Association (CMHA, formerly NCMA and ICPI)