Connect a furnace drain to underground clay pipes

[tescorg]

Currently the furnace/humidifier drain pipes run five feet across the floor to a floor drain in the soon-to-be-finished laundry room.

I have 3/4inch flexible hose that I want to run under my basement floor (I'm going to chip the concrete) that will connect the furnace to the drain.

The pipes under the basement floor are all clay, but converts to ABS before they pop up above the floor. All the house drains are done in ABS.

What would be the correct way to connect that 3/4 into the drain?

 

[Matt30]

Running flexible hose under concrete is never a good idea. What are you going to do if it collapses? You're up the creek.

If you're chipping up concrete, bring a floor drain to closer proximity of the furnace.

 

[tescorg]

Maybe hose was the wrong word. This is the type of pipe I intend to run:
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Advanced...UTY-Poly-Pipe-75100100/202282465?N=5yc1vZbuu4

I see it used underground in new home construction for drain primers and furnace drains.