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Non-Metallic Piping Systems for Corrosive Fluid Processing

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The most commonly available non-metallic options for piping systems handling corrosive fluids - thermoplastic,  thermoplasticlined metallic, thermoset, thermoplastic lined composite, fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) and Engineered Structural Composite (ESC) piping.

Product Number: 51317--9121-SG
ISBN: 9121 2017 CP
Author: Colleen Reeves
Publication Date: 2017
Industry: Materials Selection and Design
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Presentation broadly covers all avaible non-metallicmaterial options for piping systems handling corrosive fluids. It will describe thermoplastic thermoset composite thermoplastic-lined steel thermoplasitc lined composite piping. Corrosion/environmental resistance thermal expansion temperature/pressure limits acquisition cost are referenced properties.Each has unique characteristics that end users should be aware of when making their piping material selections.

Presentation broadly covers all avaible non-metallicmaterial options for piping systems handling corrosive fluids. It will describe thermoplastic thermoset composite thermoplastic-lined steel thermoplasitc lined composite piping. Corrosion/environmental resistance thermal expansion temperature/pressure limits acquisition cost are referenced properties.Each has unique characteristics that end users should be aware of when making their piping material selections.

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Corrosion, either internal or external, along with other types of defects on pipelines eventually lead to leaks without proper treatment. This gives rise to several issues, including environmental and safety hazards, and in case of pipe leaks in a plant, a loss of the efficiency of the process or, ultimately, failure of the process. Replacing the corroded pipelines (piping) can be difficult, costly and time consuming especially for plant. A required shutdown causes major economic loss. Thus, instead of a replacement of the defected pipelines, the installation of online repair is a better option.
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