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The forum launches SYT 6769.5-2016 Code for Design, Construction and Acceptance of Non-metallic Piping – Part 5: Fiber-reinforced thermoplastics...

2019-09-16View Original

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This post was last edited by Shutong on 2019-9-16 at 12:25. Standard number: SY/T 6769.5-2016. Standard title: Specifications for the design, construction and acceptance of non-metallic pipelines – Part 5: Fiber reinforced thermoplastics coiled composite pipes. English title: Specifications for the design, construction and acceptance of non-metallic pipelines – Part 5: Fiber reinforced thermoplastics coiled composite pipes. Issuing authority: **Energy Bureau. Date of issuance: 2016-12-05. Date of implementation: 2017-05-01. Standard status: Current. Standard format: PDF. Drafting organizations: Daqing Oilfield Engineering Co., Ltd., Sinopec Petroleum Engineering Design Co., Ltd., Xi’an Changqing Technology Engineering Co., Ltd., Nanjing Chenguang Composite Pipe Engineering Co., Ltd., Hebei Hengantai Oil Pipe Co., Ltd., Changchun Gaoxiang Pipe Industry Co., Ltd., Jiangsu Shenshi New Materials Technology Co., Ltd. Brief introduction to the standard: This part is applicable to the design, construction and acceptance of pipeline systems that utilize the current industry standards SY/T 6662.2 “Non-metallic composite pipes for use in the oil and gas industry – Part 2: Flexible composite high-pressure transmission pipes”, SY/T 6662.5 “Non-metallic composite pipes for use in the oil and gas industry – Part 5: Reinforced ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene composite continuous pipes and fittings”, and SY/T 6794 “Evaluation of coiled reinforced plastic pipeline pipes”. Suitable for underground pipeline projects outside land-based oil and gas field stations.
Reply #22019-09-16
Thank you for sharing the \"Specifications for the design, construction, and acceptance of non-metallic pipes – Part 5: Fiber-reinforced thermoplastic composite continuous pipes\"
Reply #32019-09-19
Thank you for sharing; non-metallic pipes are being used more and more often
Reply #42020-12-01
Thank you for sharing. I was exactly in need of the specifications for the design, construction, and acceptance of non-metallic pipes, and I found them here. . . . .

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