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What kind of pipes are generally used for buried pipelines in chemical plants?

2009-08-08View Original

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What kind of pipes are generally used for buried pipelines in chemical plants?
Reply #22009-08-08
Haiyou: Hello! ~The choice of pipes to be buried underground in a chemical plant is primarily determined by the properties of the chemicals handled there; the material of the pipes is selected based on these chemical properties.
Reply #32009-08-08
Underground pipelines are generally those of circulating water systems, and all of them use carbon steel pipes.
Reply #42009-08-08
For ordinary waste liquids, the pipes in the workshop are made of 316L. PVC or FRP, etc., can be used for sewer pipes. Which one is cheaper and more durable?
Reply #52009-08-08
PVC is cheaper, while FRP is more durable; it’s best to use FRP, as replacing pipes is quite troublesome and is often restricted by the requirements of the system.
Reply #62009-08-08
It is mainly related to the medium flowing through it; we generally use ABS pipes, while PVC pipes are used for wires, and there are also others such as galvanized pipes

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