What material is suitable for pipes carrying chlorinated raw materials at a temperature of around 60 degrees?
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What material is suitable for pipes using chlorinated raw materials, with a temperature of around 60 degrees? The PP material used before tends to crack easily
Our company uses fiberglass reinforced plastic for the outer layer of PP pipes, and it works quite well
pE is used to reinforce fiberglass-reinforced plastic and titanium tubes; however, titanium tubes are too expensive
The PTFE-lined carbon steel pipe is just a bit heavy
Thank you all very much. Will UPVC work?
It contains chlorine and the temperature is 60 degrees; I think PPR pipes will suffice. The cost is not high. It still needs to be determined by the designers
It is recommended to use plastic composite pipes with a steel framework, as they are resistant to pressure and corrosion, especially resistant to chloride ion corrosion. They are also not expensive, have high stiffness, and can be installed overhead.
Steel-reinforced plastic composite pipes are also not cheap
Reply to 9# dyj01: Yes, good things always come at a cost; the key is to see if it’s worth it.
PPR pipes are difficult to repair; it is recommended to use 316L stainless steel or PP pipes