With its ability to withstand corrosion, high pressures and temperatures, and maintain its shape over time, it is no wonder that the use of this versatile pipe is growing day by day around the world. In this article, join Energy Makers to provide you with everything you need to know about polyethylene pipes.<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipes are a type of pipe made of the polymer polyethylene. This material is known for its durability, flexibility, and resistance to chemicals and corrosion. Polyethylene pipes have a smooth surface and are ideal for transporting fluids and gases without any accumulation or blockage during transport.<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipes are produced in a variety of sizes and thicknesses to match different applications. These pipes are connected to each other through various methods such as butt joints, electrofusion, or mechanical joints.<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipe is one of the most widely used types of pipes in the agricultural, water and sewage, and gas industries. These pipes are produced from polyethylene polymer materials, which are made in domestic petrochemicals with a quality that is competitive with foreign samples and even superior to them in many cases. Features such as flexibility, reasonable price, resistance to impact, sunlight, and corrosion are among the main advantages of polyethylene materials and pipes produced from it.<\/p>\n
Considering the production of polyethylene raw materials in numerous petrochemicals across the country and the easy access of production units in different provinces to these materials, transportation costs have been reduced and there is no need to import. This makes the final price for the consumer completely affordable.<\/p>\n
Due to the wide variety in brands, sizes, working pressures, quality, and type of material of polyethylene pipes in the Iranian market, making the right choice when buying requires advice and guidance. It is recommended that you obtain more information so that you can make a better and more appropriate choice.<\/p>\n
These pipes are very versatile and can be used to transport drinking water, sewage, gas, chemicals, factory waste, and even cover telecommunication cables.<\/p>\n
One of the most important points that you should pay attention to when buying is choosing fittings that match the pipe specifications. For example, if you buy a pipe with a working pressure of 10 bar, you need to use fittings with the same working pressure to ensure proper operation and safety.<\/p>\n
The second point that you should pay attention to is that standard pipes must have information such as the name of the factory, date of production, type of material, working pressure, and most importantly, the standard seal. Of course, the standard seal is not necessary in special cases, such as using the pipe to cover electrical and telecommunications cables, which are called polyethylene cable pipes, because in these cases there is no pressure on the pipe wall and, basically, lower quality pipes are used to reduce costs.<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipe sizes in millimeters: 20, 25, 32, 40, 50, 63, 75, 90, 110, 125, 140, 160, 180, 200, 225, 250, 280, 315, 355, 400, 450, 500 and 630<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipe sizes in inches: 1.2, 3.4, 11.4, 11.2, 2, 21.2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 20 and 25<\/p>\n
The interior should be smooth, polished and shiny, and the exterior should be smooth and matte. Standard pipes come with a production certificate, the information of which is included in the form of a label on the pipe. One of the characteristics of polyethylene pipes is that they should be easily connected during welding and a uniform and high-quality weld should be achieved. The use of waste materials in the production of pipes can cause problems in welding and ultimately lead to a decrease in the quality of the piping system and the occurrence of leaks.<\/p>\n
Cable polyethylene pipes are only suitable for applications related to the coating of various types of cables and should not be used to transport fluids, as this will significantly reduce the useful life of the pipe.<\/p>\n
The price per kilogram of polyethylene pipe depends on various factors, including the standardization of the product, the quality and purity of the raw materials, the type of materials used in production, and the costs related to transportation. Standard polyethylene pipes are offered in three grades A, B and C. All of these pipes have a standard mark and are of good quality. However, the differences in them are usually related to the manufacturing plant and after-sales service. Grade A pipes have advantages such as a warranty and, if requested, an insurance policy is also issued for them.<\/p>\n
Also, all polyethylene pipe manufacturers are required to conduct the necessary quality tests on their products so that there are no problems in the process of construction and construction projects.<\/p>\n
The quality of raw materials depends on the amount of waste added and the type of base materials. The raw materials of polyethylene pipes are of the Project and Savik types and are supplied in self-color. The majority of raw materials available in the market are also supplied from Bandar Imam Petrochemical or Bandar Amir Kabir. Polyethylene materials can be divided into the following categories:<\/p>\n
PE63 materials, which are also more expensive due to the high weight and thickness of the pipes produced with these materials.<\/p>\n
PE80 material pipes produced with this material have a lower weight and thickness and can withstand more pressure.<\/p>\n
PE100 material pipes produced with it are very light and have a small thickness.<\/p>\n
Polyethylene pipes are also classified according to the pressure resistance, which is available from 4 bar to 16 bar in this price list. The higher the pressure resistance of the polyethylene pipe wall, the<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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