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What standards are used for PP pipes?

2020-07-14View Original

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As the title suggests, I would like to ask the experts: what standards should be followed for PP pipes used in exhaust systems, as well as for the fittings, flanges, and valves? Thank you.
Reply #22020-07-14
Can I write HG 20539-92 Enhanced Polypropylene Pipes and Fittings?
Reply #32020-07-15
I saw that this standard is for composite pipes; I’m currently using PP pipes for exhaust, which are simply regular PP pipes
Reply #42020-07-17
There are many types of PP, such as PPR, PPH, PPB, FRPP, and so on. Which one are you asking about? Generally, the GB/T 18742 standard for polypropylene pipes for hot and cold water can be used; it is quite comprehensive. For a perfect match, it is ISO 15494 – industrial polyethylene, polypropylene, and polybutylene pipes. You can refer to this standard. Those starting with HG are standards from the Ministry of Chemical Industry; for FRPP pipes, this can be used as a reference

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