SEA OUTFALL

Bayview Heights Outfall – Tablon, Cagayan de Oro

At the heart of sustainable urban drainage solutions lies the Bayview Heights Outfall project in Tablon, Cagayan de Oro—a benchmark development in large-scale infrastructure engineered for long-term resilience. This monumental undertaking features the use of Large-Diameter HDPE Pipes supplied by KPMI, with pipe sizes reaching up to 2000 mm and 1800 mm, totaling a staggering 538 km in length.

KPMI’s Profiled Wall HDPE Pipes were selected for their superior hydraulic performance, structural integrity, and exceptional resistance to corrosion and soil movement—critical for an outfall system of this scale. These pipes, with a ring stiffness rating of SN8, are specifically designed to handle the substantial flow discharge from Bayview Heights into nearby waterways while maintaining long-term serviceability.

The choice of Krah-type profiled wall pipes ensures faster installation, reduced jointing requirements, and seamless adaptability to changing soil conditions, even in coastal and flood-prone regions. Each pipe length is engineered for high stiffness without compromising flexibility, supporting the project's long-term environmental goals.

This installation marks one of the largest deployments of Large-Diameter HDPE Pipes in Mindanao, setting a precedent for future drainage and flood mitigation projects across the country. KPMI continues to play a vital role in strengthening the nation's infrastructure through innovation in pipe technology and a deep commitment to sustainable development.