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What are the specifications for industrial PP pipes at 1.6 MPa? I’m not asking about the specifications for water supply and drainage applications; thank you!
ISO 15494 Industrial plastic piping systems – Polybutylene (PB), polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) – Specifications for components and systems – Metric series
GBT 18742-2017 Polypropylene piping systems for hot and cold water
Thank you for the answer. Are there any national or industry standards?
As far as I know, there are some guiding documents with parameters, but I’ve never come across anything as detailed as ISO; dealing with plastic pipes has been a real headache over the years
There is a standard for light industry that you can take a look at: QBT5099.1-2017 on β-crystalline homopolypropylene (β-PPH) piping systems for industrial use. There are also GBT 10798-2001, which provides general guidelines for wall thickness of thermoplastic pipes; GBT 6111-2003, which outlines methods for testing the pressure resistance of thermoplastic pipes used for fluid transport; and GBT 4217-2008, which specifies the nominal outer diameter and nominal pressure of thermoplastic pipes used for fluid transport. I have all these standards available; the ISO versions are the latest, but since mine are from 2003, I won’t upload them
Thank you very much:handshake:handshake
I’ll leave you an email address to send you the PPH electronic sample
My email address is 1030204071@qq.com. I also want to learn about it*; could you send one to me?
There are two types of PP materials commonly used in industry: β-PPH and FRPP. The former has the latest pipe standards, which have been posted upstairs. The standards for the latter were issued in the 1990s; I only have the paper version. Domestic standards for plastic pipes are generally based on ISO standards. ISO 15494 covers industrial plastic piping systems – specifications for components and systems made of polybutylene (PB), polyethylene (PE), and polypropylene (PP), in metric units; this standard can also be referred to as it provides more comprehensive information.