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Questions regarding the temperature resistance of PE pipes

2020-03-25View Original

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Dear sea friends: Our company currently has 8 kilometers of PE pipes, carrying liquids that contain acid ions at temperatures of no less than 40°C. Leaks often occur during prolonged operation; some say it is due to the liquid’s temperature being too high. When consulting the manufacturer, they replied that there are no issues as long as the temperature is below 60°C. I would like to ask all fellow sailors: is this situation really caused by the liquid being too hot?

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