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Corrosion resistance of PPR pipes

2019-05-07View Original

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It’s unclear what the corrosion resistance of PPR is like Who has information on this topic? Please learn more: handshake:handshake:handshake
Reply #22019-05-17
The corrosion manual only covers PP material; PPR is not explicitly addressed.
Reply #32019-05-18
PP is polypropylene, while PPR is a type of modified polypropylene; its full name is terpolymerized random copolypropylene. During the modification process, an appropriate amount of PE material is added to PPR, around 5-10%; Another key difference is that the molecular structures are different ; In terms of performance, it offers greater flexibility compared to PP, reducing the weakness of brittleness at low temperatures; at the same time, its stiffness is also lower than that of PP.

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