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Differences between polyethylene adhesive tape and glass fiber cloth

2015-06-17View Original

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The last edit to this post was made by Sammy_Wang on 2015-6-17 at 11:48. The anti-corrosion method recommended by the design institute is the use of polyethylene adhesive tape for enhanced anti-corrosion protection on buried steel pipes (for circulating water, domestic water, industrial water, and fire fighting water). From what I’ve researched, the anti-corrosion method involves: one layer of epoxy coal tar pitch, one layer of glass fiber cloth, and another layer of epoxy coal tar pitch – what is commonly referred to as 1 cloth and 2 coatings. So I wonder what the difference is between polyethylene adhesive tape and glass fiber cloth?

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