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What spans can be allowed for lined pipes?

2010-07-29View Original

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Because the lining pipe is prone to leakage, each section of the lining pipe should not be too long. It is generally 2m in size. How far can such a lining pipe span? Please tell me, prawns.
Reply #22010-07-30
It should have the same span as other pipes. There are steel pipes on the outside of the pipe, so it still has strength.
Reply #32010-07-30
The length of the lining pipe depends on the lining material and production process, and the span is generally equal to or smaller than the span of the outer steel pipe depending on the lining material.

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