Q:Can plastic tubes be used for wire insulation?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for wire insulation.

Q:What is the weight of plastic tubes compared to other materials?

The weight of plastic tubes can vary depending on the specific type of plastic used, but in general, plastic tubes tend to be lighter compared to other materials such as metal or glass.

Q:What is the maximum pressure that plastic tubes can handle?

The maximum pressure that plastic tubes can handle varies depending on the type of plastic and the specific application. However, plastic tubes can typically withstand pressures ranging from a few hundred to several thousand pounds per square inch (psi). It is important to consult the manufacturer or specific product guidelines for accurate pressure ratings.

Q:Can plastic tubes be used for geothermal heating systems?

Yes, plastic tubes can be used for geothermal heating systems. Plastic pipes, such as high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or cross-linked polyethylene (PEX), are commonly used in geothermal installations due to their excellent resistance to corrosion, flexibility, and durability. These tubes can effectively transport the geothermal fluid (water or antifreeze solution) between the heat pump and the underground geothermal loops, ensuring efficient heat transfer and system performance.

Q:Are plastic tubes resistant to corrosion?

Yes, plastic tubes are generally resistant to corrosion.

Q:I just bought a new diehard battery for my 07 nissan versa and taped to the Side was a little L shaped breather tube. I looked and there's a little hole on the side of the battery, where the breather fits. Do I need to use it? What does it do?

i would put it on and direct it down away from anything that the acid could ruin

Q:How to distinguish between hard plastic pipes and flame retardant plastic pipes?

If you can use the oxygen index method in the laboratory to distinguish, in general, the rigid plastic pipe oxygen index is lower than the flame-retardant plastic

Q:How do you store chemicals in plastic tubes?

Chemicals can be stored in plastic tubes by following a few safety measures. First, choose plastic tubes made of compatible materials that can withstand the chemical being stored. Ensure the tubes have secure caps or closures to prevent leakage or spills. Label each tube with the contents and any necessary safety information. Store the tubes in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Additionally, consider using secondary containers or trays to contain any potential spills or breakages. Regularly inspect the tubes for signs of degradation or damage and dispose of any compromised tubes properly.

Q:how do i safely clean the inside of used fluorescent tubes in order to use them for a different purpose.?

You don't. The tubes contain mercury (in a VERY minute amount) and should not be opend up for any reason other than disposal, which only recycling firms are allowed to do. There IS another alternative however, and that is the plastic safty cover for them. They are sold at the big box stores, Home Depot and Lowe's, and likely in other places as well. The link shows some *specialty* covers but there are also plain, clear covers for them, though I admit that the colored ones give you a much better idea of what to look for. Al

Q:PLZ ANSWER

depends on the use and application. would you prefer orange juice or lemon juice ? depends on your taste...... same thing. so it depens on many thing : cost, fluid to flow, medium temp, pressure, humidity, load type and so on .... good luck.