Te hoê paipa polyethylene teitei(PE Pipe)

Overview i PE(HDPE) PIPES

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) nga paipa,which has numerous advantages, including durability, te tauiraa, and resistance to corrosion. These pipes are widely used for both drinking water and non-drinking water distribution systems,gas transportation projects and dredge systems,e tē vai atura.

Features of PE(HDPE) PIPES

Raw Material:Virgin PE80 or PE100

Colors Available:Black color with blue strips or blue color, or as per request

Density (g/cm3) :0.941~ 0.965

• Te patoiraa i te ino
• High toughness
• Light weight
• Easy to assemble or dis-mountable
• Excellent flexible and resistance to scratches ability
• Good wear resistance, low wall friction coefficient, small flow resistance, excellent conveying ability
• Low system cost, less maintenance costs, can dramatically reduce the cost for the project
• Long service life
• Recyclable and environment-friendly.

Te mau faaohiparaa o PE(HDPE) PIPES

Municipal Drinking Water Distribution

HDPE water supply pipes are regularly used in municipal water supply systems to convey potable water to residences, businesses, and industries.

Natural Gas/ Vaporized LPG Conveyance and Distribution

HDPE gas pipes are commonly used for infrastructure systems that deliver natural gas. Because of the characteristics of HDPE pipes,They are providing a safe, ti'aturihia, and leak-free means of supplying gas to individual households for purposes like heating, Fa'aru'uru, and hot water generation.

Transport of Dredged Material

HDPE dredging pipes are primarily used to transport the slurry (a mixture of water and dredged sediment) i ni'a i te mau vahi atea. They can carry both fine-grained and coarse-grained material, depending on the dredging equipment and the pipe diameter.

Corrosion and Chemical Resistance

Dredging operations often take place in harsh environments, such as seawater or acidic water. The corrosive nature of seawater can cause traditional metal pipes to corrode, leading to maintenance issues and downtime.

Company Profile

Te mau haamaramaramaraa no ni'a i te puai o te Luoyang was established in 2015 e te vai ra te reira i roto i te hoê tuhaa fenua no te faahoturaa i te mau rave'a aravihi apî, Te oire no Luoyang, Te tapo'i ra te reira i te hoê vahi rahi e te mau fare nehenehe roa a'e. Te horoa nei to tatou faatereraa hau i te hoê vahi turu, e tae noa'tu i te mau rave'a faahororaa e te mau rave'a faufaa rahi. Mai te haamataraa mai â i te matahiti 2015, ua fafau matou i te maitai roa i roto i te mau paipa e te mau tao'a, tamau noa i te faaapî no te pahono i te mau hinaaro o te matete.

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Te tapo'iraa e te tonoraa

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FAQs of PE(HDPE) PIPES

Q1. What is HDPE, and why is it used for water supply pipes?

HDPE (High-Density Polyethylene) is a thermoplastic polymer that is widely used for manufacturing pipes, especially in water supply systems. It is preferred due to its high strength, te tauiraa, te patoiraa i te ino, chemical resistance, e te oraraa taviniraa roa, making it ideal for transporting potable water, irrigation water, and wastewater.

Q2,How long do HDPE gas pipes last?

HDPE gas pipes have long service life and over 50 matahitis, depending on installation conditions, maintenance, and external factors. Proper installation and environmental conditions can further extend their service life.

Q3,What sizes are available for HDPE dredging pipes?

HDPE dredging pipes come in a wide range of diameters, from small pipes (as small as 2 inches or 50 mm) to very large pipes (up to 120 inches or 3 meters in diameter). Common sizes include:

Small-diameter pipes: 2" a 12" (50 mm to 300 mm)

Medium-diameter pipes: 12" a 36" (300 mm to 900 mm)

Large-diameter pipes: 36" and above (900 mm+)