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Do you have plastic-lined pipes in PN25, PN40, and PN64 kg? Can the pressure rating be this high?

2021-02-23View Original

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Do you have plastic-lined pipes in PN25, PN40, and PN64 kg? Can the pressure rating be this high?
Reply #22021-02-24
Can the steel lining of that equipment also reach at most PN16?
Reply #32021-02-24
Based on my understanding and experience, the expansion coefficients vary; the impact is significant when the pressure is high. I’ve also never seen grades above PN16
Reply #42021-02-25
When the combination of pressure and temperature is high, the stress on the main body increases; plastics such as PTFE used in linings do not have such high tensile strength, so they separate under these conditions. To put it vividly, it’s similar to using a lighter to heat the outer coating of a wire, causing the coating to shrink and come off – though the mechanism isn’t exactly the same, there is some similarity

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