PVC pipes for chemical applications are mainly used in those medium systems – what is their performance like?
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Personally, I feel it is used more in domestic wastewater, mainly in low-pressure water systems. What do everyone think about whether it can be used for other media effects?
For organic pipes, the main factors to consider are temperature, pressure, whether the media are soluble and miscible with each other, as well as corrosion
For use with water and media that do not corrode PVC pipes
It is mainly used in acidic and corrosive pipelines that do not cause swelling of organic substances, such as hydrochloric acid, and is also widely used in sewage pipes under relatively low pressure.
PVC pipes are mainly used in systems with no pressure or very low pressure, and are commonly found in building drainage systems; they are consumer products. For media with high pressure and corrosive properties, it is recommended to use steel-reinforced plastic composite pipes that can withstand pressure and corrosion – such pipes are industrial-grade and can tolerate a maximum pressure of 4 megapascals.
I would like to ask if there is a comparison between PE pipes and PVC pipes, as well as methods for fixing leaks?