FRP process pipe

FRP process pipes are renowned for their "significant energy savings". This is evident in their characteristic of n≤0.0084 - due to their smooth inner walls, they incur minimal fluid transport head loss. Consequently, the same flow rate can be achieved with smaller pipe diameters or lower-powered pumps, which is advantageous for long-distance transport. Moreover, large-diameter pipelines can reduce installation costs, minimize insulation expenses, eliminate corrosion protection costs, and exempt major repair expenses - a benevolent act of "prolonging life".

Characteristics of fiberglass process pipes:

- Under freezing conditions, pipes will not crack.
- Corrosion resistance: In diverse environments, corrosion-resistant pipes can be selected based on medium requirements.
- Pressure resistance: Pipes and fittings are designed and manufactured according to process pressure requirements, with hydrostatic tests conducted at 1.5 times the process pressure.
- Heat resistance: Withstanding temperatures from -70°C to 250°C.
- Excellent insulation performance with improved anti-static properties; improved flammability with self-extinguishing, flame-retardant, and fire-resistant capabilities; enhanced transparency with colorful options; improved insulation performance with increased heat conduction capability.
- Non-toxic: Suitable for conveying drinking water.

Fiberglass process pipes are widely used in the chemical industry and other areas requiring resistance to acid and alkali corrosion.