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FAQ

Yes, composite pipes typically require special supports or hangers due to their unique properties and characteristics. Composite pipes are made of different materials such as fiberglass, carbon fiber, or other reinforced polymers, which have different mechanical properties compared to traditional metal pipes. These materials are lighter in weight but may have different thermal expansion and contraction rates. Therefore, to ensure proper installation, prevent sagging, and maintain the structural integrity of composite pipes, specialized supports or hangers are often needed. These supports and hangers are designed to accommodate the specific requirements of composite pipes, taking into account their material properties, weight, thermal characteristics, and installation guidelines.

Composite pipes handle aggressive media by using a combination of materials that are resistant to corrosion, chemicals, and other aggressive substances. The inner layer of the pipe is typically made of a material that can withstand the aggressive media, such as fluoropolymers or thermoplastics. This inner layer is then reinforced with layers of fiber or resin, providing strength and further protection against the aggressive media. Overall, composite pipes are designed to effectively handle and contain aggressive media without degradation or damage.

What's the difference between lining plastic PE composite pipe and lining plastic PE composite pipe?

First, the production process is different, and the two is lining plastic thickness is not the same. Lined with plastic PE composite pipe is PE pipe in the steel pipe lining, PE pipe wall thickness is generally not less than 4mm. The inner coating of plastic PE composite pipe, is in the steel pipe for PE spraying, the thickness is very thin, generally less than 1mm.

Yes, composite pipes can be used for geothermal systems. Composite pipes are commonly used in geothermal systems due to their durability, corrosion resistance, and ability to withstand high temperatures and pressures. They provide excellent thermal conductivity, ensuring efficient heat transfer in geothermal applications. Additionally, composite pipes are lightweight, easy to install, and have a long lifespan, making them a suitable choice for geothermal systems.

Composite pipes can be installed both horizontally and vertically, as they have high strength and flexibility, allowing for various installation orientations to suit different applications and requirements.

Are beta -PPR tubes and aluminium plastic composite pipes one thing?

Beta -PPR tube is a kind of new PPR pipe manufacturers marketing, compared to the PPR tube has greatly improved in heat resistance, pressure resistance, aging resistance, the biggest difference is that in the premise of improving the service life and safety of the pipe wall, beta PPR tube thinner, greatly improving the inside diameter of pipe and the circulation. The utility model can be used in domestic water, and the increase of water quantity can improve the convenience and comfort of life, and the bathing is more pleasant, washing dishes and washing clothes are more convenient; and the heating efficiency can be greatly improved when applied to heating and the increase of water flow.

No, composite pipes typically do not have any magnetic properties.

Yes, composite pipes generally have a higher flow capacity compared to metal pipes. This is because composite pipes are typically lighter in weight, smoother in surface finish, and have a higher resistance to corrosion, which allows for smoother flow and less friction loss.