HDPE Gas Pipe - Plastic Tubes
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General Information of HDPE Gas Pipe :
Place of Origin | China (Mainland) |
Material | HDPE |
Specification | dn20~dn630 |
Length | 4m,5.8m,11.8m |
Thickness | Standard |
Standard | ISO4427, ISO4437 |
Raw Material | PE80, PE100 |
Color | Black, Blue |
Temperature | -40℃~60℃ |
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Product Description of HDPE Gas Pipe:
Material: PE80/ PE100 (mainly PE 100 now).
Sizes: 20mm--630mm
SDR: SDR11, SDR13.6, SDR17, SDR21, SDR26, SDR33
Pressure: 0.4Mpa(PN4), 0.6Mpa(PN6), 0.8Mpa(PN8), 1.0Mpa(PN10), 1.25Mpa(PN12.5), 1.6Mpa(PN16)
Color: Black or others on request
Connection: Socket-fusion jointed, butt-fusion jointed , electron-fusion jointed, flange jointed
Standard: ISO4427, ISO4437, GB/T 13663-2000
Certification: ISO9001, ISO14001
Application: Water supply, Industries liquids transportation , sewage conduit
Identifies: black water pipe identifies the color at least three blue stripes, and evenly distributed along the pipe circumference
Advantage of HDPE Gas Pipe:
1. Non-toxic, no heavy metal additives, no fouling, not breed bacterium,
2. Corrosion resistant: PE is inert material and it can resist the corrosion of many chemical mediums, or electron chemical corrosion. except for few strong oxidants
3. High strength, good performance to resist the environmental stress cracking, good creep resistance.
4. Good flexibility: small diameters, PE pipe for water supply can be coiled and supplied for longer length, which saves a large number of fittings, PE pipe can be easily shifted according to requirement of the projects.
5. Light weight, simple safe and reliable welding technique, convenient construction and lower cost of the whole engineering,
6. Smooth interior wall, small water resistance, high flow capacity,
7. Long service life, up to 50 years under normal conditions.
8. Recyclable, benefit to the environment
- Q: I recently bought a '95 C220, shes my first MB and after a week of driving I have vowed to never buy any other brand of car. I think i've just about figured out all of her idiosyncricies, however this one still confuses me. There is a small 1/4 diameter or so plastic tube comming out of the floor to the left the battery/fuse box in the trunk, about 8 inches long or so. It has an L connector on the end, but it is not fastened to anything, nor can i find anything that it could fasten to. Any clues anyone? Vaccume tube for some component that was never installed?
- Most of these folks a correct its a vent tube. The stock battery has a hole on the side to vent gasses out . Most aftermarket batteries do not have a vent or its in the wrong place. Look for a Deka battery they fit perfect and have the vent. (also Car Quest sells the same battery different label) By venting the gas out it helps reduce the corrosion. The OE battery is VARDA, but the DEKA or CARQUEST brand is a better made battery.
- Q: A very small uniformly charged plastic ball is placed on top of another in a test tube, as the figure shows: http://bildr.no/view/1194610The balls are in an equilibrium situation with a distance d from each other. If the charge on each ball is doubled, the distance between the balls in the test tube will be;A) √(2d)B) 2dC) 4dD) 8d
- The balls are in an equilibrium situation with a distance d from each other. If the charge on each ball is doubled, the distance between the balls in the test tube will be; The top ball is suspended in the air, so the net force is 0 N. This means the electrostatic force is equal to the weight of the ball. Fs = m* g Fs = k * q1 * q2 ÷ d^2 k * q1 * q2 ÷ d^2 = m * g d^2 = (k * q1 * q2) ÷ (m * g) d^2 = (q1 * q2) * [k ÷ (m * g)] d = √(q1 * q2) * √[k ÷ (m * g)] √[k ÷ (m * g)] is a constant. So, the distance between the 2 balls is directly proportional to the square root of the product of the charges. Let’s double the charges and see what happens to d d = √(2q1 * 2q2) * √[k ÷ (m * g)] d = √(4 * q1 * q2) * √[k ÷ (m * g)] d = 2 * √(q1 * q2) * √[k ÷ (m * g)] Doubling the charge, doubles the distance! the answer is B = 2 * d
- Q: Can plastic tubes be used for fuel transportation?
- Yes, plastic tubes can be used for fuel transportation. Plastic tubes offer several advantages such as flexibility, durability, and resistance to corrosion, which make them suitable for transporting various types of fuel. However, it is important to ensure that the plastic material used is compatible with the specific fuel being transported and complies with safety regulations to prevent any potential risks.
- Q: Can plastic tubes be used for storing petrochemicals?
- Yes, plastic tubes can be used for storing petrochemicals. Plastic tubes made from materials such as polyethylene or polypropylene are commonly used for storing and transporting various petrochemicals due to their resistance to corrosion and chemical degradation. These tubes provide a cost-effective and reliable solution for safely containing and preserving petrochemical substances.
- Q: What is the name of the popsicle that comes in a plastic tube and breaks in half?
- They have two names from what i know of 1. Twice as nice 2. Gator pops hope this helps
- Q: How to calculate joint parts for hot melt connection of water supply plastic pipe?
- Calculate the joint, you have to draw a sketch, and then point out how many joints.
- Q: So I bought this watercolours at Walmart, they come in tubes. I didn't know they could come in that way. Anyone ever used that kind before and do they work just like regular watercolours? Or should I just return them and buy the traditional ones?Thanks!
- yes, it can, i used some a while ago. I think it works somewhat the same.
- Q: does anyone have any ideas on how i can hide my plugs
- put a plant in front of it....or you can get a low table. almost like a coffee table that you can put things like picture frames, or DVD player etc. on and that should hide it too
- Q: Are plastic tubes suitable for use in the textile industry?
- Yes, plastic tubes are suitable for use in the textile industry. They offer various benefits such as durability, flexibility, and resistance to chemicals, making them ideal for applications such as yarn winding, fabric dyeing, and fabric finishing processes. Plastic tubes can also be easily customized to meet specific industry requirements, making them a versatile choice for textile manufacturers.
- Q: How do plastic tubes compare to PVC pipes?
- Plastic tubes and PVC pipes are essentially the same thing. PVC (polyvinyl chloride) is a type of plastic that is commonly used for making pipes and tubes. So, there is no significant difference between plastic tubes and PVC pipes as they are both made from the same material.
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