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Haven’t seen buried pipes made of glass tubes before?

2016-08-12View Original

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I’ve never seen glass tubes used for buried pipelines; does anyone who knows about this know anything about it? Seeking your advice
Reply #22016-08-12
For buried water supply and drainage systems, glass fiber pipes are used, with rubber rings for sealing
Reply #32016-08-12
Has it been used in the field of buried fire protection pipes?
Reply #42016-08-13
In our desulfurization industry, glass fiber pipes are used for guiding the condensate water from chimneys underground, which helps to prevent corrosion
Reply #52016-08-15
Municipal drinking water pipes made of fiberglass are very prone to breaking.
Reply #62016-08-19
Do not bury glass tubes underground; if the foundation sinks or the ground is compressed, the glass tubes will be damaged. To prevent corrosion, use appropriate plastics or PTFE pipes instead
Reply #72016-08-19
The original poster is talking about glass tubes, not fiberglass tubes – what does one have to do with the other? Why is it mentioned that fiberglass pipes are used everywhere later on?

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