Has the black water pipeline been treated with bimetallic coating?
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Have the black water pipelines been treated with bimetallic materials or fitted with ceramic inserts? If so, I’d be happy to discuss it; manufacturers that offer such services can also get in touch with me
Is it really necessary, OP? How much are you willing to pay?
I’m ready to give it a try; how else can I find out? As long as the quality is good, the price can be negotiated
Do you want to replace it all, or just some parts?
You can ask the manufacturers of buffer tanks for ball valves used in wastewater systems to see if they can produce such items. It’s indeed a good approach. I’m not sure what caused the problems with your black wastewater pipelines, which led you to decide on a complete replacement
It’s actually a bit of a waste; generally, there should be no problems with this pipeline according to the design, and it’s also necessary to conduct more inspections regularly
Using bimetallic treatment or ceramic patches for black water pipelines is costly, and it is generally not recommended in design； The key point in this process route is the use of the black water angle valve; generally, after passing through this valve, the erosion of the pipeline by the diffusion section is minimal. The pipeline only requires regular maintenance later on.