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What material should be used for the outlet pipes in a laboratory?

2022-03-01View Original

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The laboratory is approximately 800 square meters in size. What type of material should be used for the pipes used as drainage pipes? They need to be resistant to acids, alkalis, and organic solvents.
Reply #22022-03-01
PPR works very well, as long as the temperature isn’t too high
Reply #32022-03-07
PPR should be fused; adhesives cannot be used, and organic solvents are not suitable

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