SSAW 3PE steel pipe external coating

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Specifications

water pipeline inner-layer tape
1 Butyl rubber as adhesive
2. SGS test report and DVGW certificate
3. corrosion protection

water pipeline inner-layer tape

State-of-the-Art Pipeline Protection for All Climates & Environments

System description:

WATER PIPELINE Inner -layer tape also be called pipe wrap anti-corrosion tape, polyethylene wrap tape.

water pipeline Inner-layer tapeT100 is engineered to assure a high bond to the primed pipe surface with excellent conformability characteristics, aggressive adhesive for corrosion protection and repair of main line coatings.

Inner-layer tapeT100 series is cold applied tape coating system for corrosion protection of Oil, Gas, Petrochemical, and Waste Waterburied pipeline, pipe can be buried, also can be underground ,overhead ,onshore and offshore .

Structure of water pipeline inner wrap tape
The specification of the tape consists of two layers, adhesive layer and film backing
Adhesive: butyl rubber
Film backing: Special blend of stabilized polyethylene

Features & Benefits

Provides a permanent bond to the primed steel pipes surface and provides protection against chemical electrolytic corrosion for underground pipelines.
long term corrosion protection
Worldwide reference lists. Established in-ground history
High chemical resistance under service temperature.
Outstanding electric property and permanent adhesion.
Cold applied, No release liner. Makes installation fast and easy.
Complies with EN-DIN 30672 and AWWAC-214 international standards and also ASTM standards.
Be used for water pipeline corrosion protection

System Properties

Type	T138	T 150		T165	T180	T 250	T265	T280
Thickness	15mil 0.38mm	20mil 0.508mm		25mil 0.635mm	30mil 0.762mm	20mil 0.508mm	25mil 0.635mm	30mil 0.762mm
Backing	9mil 0.229mm	9mil 0.241mm		10mil 0.25mm	10mil 0.25mm	15mil 0.38mm	20mil 0.508mm	25mil 0635mm
Adhesive	6mil 0.152mm	11mil 0.279mm		15mil 0.381mm	20mil 0.508mm	5mil 0.127mm	5mil 0.127mm	5mil 0.127mm
When used for ductile iron pipes inner layer 980-20 or 980-25 and outer layer 955-20 or 955-25 are recommended.
Elongation	³300%					³400%
Tensile Strength	55 N/cm					70 N/cm
Color	Black					White
Peel Adhesion to Primed Pipe			33 N/cm
Dielectric Strength			30 KV
Dielectric Breakdown			26 KV/mm
Cathodic Disbandment			0.24 in radius 6.4 mm
Water Vapor Transmission Rate			< 0.1%
Volume Resistivity			2.5 x 10¹⁵ ohm.cm
Impact resistance			5.5Nm
Penetration Resistance			<15%
Performance			AWWA C-209,ASTM D 1000,EN 12068

Order information

Length	100ft(30 M),200ft(60 M),400ft(120 M),800ft(240 M)
Width	2’’(50mm),4’’(100mm),6’’(150mm),17’(450mm),32’’(800mm)

Q: How are steel pipes used in the construction of wastewater treatment plants?: Steel pipes are used extensively in the construction of wastewater treatment plants for various purposes. They are used for the transportation of wastewater from one unit to another, as well as for the distribution of treated water to different areas. Steel pipes are also used in the construction of the main water supply and drainage systems within the plants. Additionally, they are utilized for the installation of pumps, valves, and other equipment required for the treatment process. The durability and strength of steel pipes make them an ideal choice for the demanding and corrosive environment of wastewater treatment plants.

Q: How are steel pipes insulated to prevent noise transmission?: Steel pipes are typically insulated to prevent noise transmission by using materials such as fiberglass or mineral wool wraps. These insulating materials are wrapped around the pipes, creating a barrier that absorbs and dampens sound waves, reducing noise transmission. Additionally, acoustic lagging or jackets can also be applied to further reduce noise and vibration.

Q: Can steel pipes be used in extremely cold temperatures?: Yes, steel pipes can be used in extremely cold temperatures. Steel is known for its strength and durability, making it suitable for various applications, including those in freezing conditions. However, it is important to note that steel contracts in cold temperatures, which may affect its dimensions and structural integrity. Therefore, proper insulation and precautions should be taken to prevent any potential issues such as cracking or leakage.

Q: Are steel pipes resistant to UV radiation?: Yes, steel pipes are generally resistant to UV radiation. UV radiation is known to cause damage to materials over time, such as fading, discoloration, and degradation. However, steel pipes are typically coated with protective layers, such as paint or galvanization, which help to shield them from UV radiation. These coatings act as a barrier, preventing the direct exposure of steel to UV rays and minimizing the potential for damage. Additionally, the inherent properties of steel, including its strength and durability, make it less susceptible to the effects of UV radiation compared to other materials like plastics or rubber. However, it is important to note that prolonged exposure to intense UV radiation can still have some impact on steel pipes, such as slight discoloration or surface degradation. Regular maintenance and inspection are recommended to ensure the continued performance and longevity of steel pipes in outdoor or UV-exposed environments.

Q: Are steel pipes resistant to vibration?: Yes, steel pipes have excellent resistance to vibration due to their high strength and stiffness properties. The inherent rigidity of steel makes it highly resistant to the effects of vibration, making steel pipes a reliable choice for applications where vibration is a concern.

Q: What are the common problems or issues faced with steel pipes?: Some common problems or issues faced with steel pipes include corrosion, leaks, blockages, and wear and tear. Corrosion can occur due to exposure to moisture or chemicals, leading to rust and weakening of the pipe. Leaks can arise from faulty connections or cracks in the pipe, resulting in water or gas leakage. Blockages can occur due to the accumulation of debris or mineral deposits, hindering the flow of fluids. Over time, steel pipes can also experience wear and tear, leading to erosion or cracks, which may require repair or replacement.

Q: How are steel pipes used in the construction of nuclear power plants?: Steel pipes are used in the construction of nuclear power plants for various purposes, such as transporting and containing fluids and gases, including coolant, steam, and compressed air. They are specifically chosen for their high strength, durability, and resistance to heat and pressure. Steel pipes are used in the construction of primary and secondary cooling systems, reactor vessels, and other critical components, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of nuclear power plants.

Q: Are there specifications for scaffold steel pipe with 48mm * 3.2mm?: Previously used steel pipe GB 51*3.0mm, the latest national standard JGJ130-2001 stipulates that the use of steel pipe for construction projects need to be 48*3.5mm specifications, the wall thickness should be 3.5mm square for qualified products.

Q: How are steel pipes used in the manufacturing of furniture?: Steel pipes are commonly used in the manufacturing of furniture to provide structural support, such as in the construction of chair and table frames. They are also used as a base for attaching other materials, such as wood or fabric, and can be bent, shaped, and welded to create various designs and styles.

Q: How do you calculate the pipe thermal expansion coefficient for steel pipes?: The pipe thermal expansion coefficient for steel pipes can be calculated using the formula: α = (L2 - L1) / (L1 * (T2 - T1)) Where: α is the pipe thermal expansion coefficient L1 is the initial length of the pipe L2 is the final length of the pipe T1 is the initial temperature of the pipe T2 is the final temperature of the pipe. This formula takes into account the change in length and the change in temperature to determine the coefficient of thermal expansion for steel pipes.

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