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How will the Lifetime of Different Multi-Layer Pipes be Affected when Exposed to a Circulation Loop [PE]

 

Plastic Pipes Conference Association # 2004 Milan

Andersson

The lifetime of plastic pipes has been studied at Bodycote Polymer AB for more than 30 years. This paper will compare two test methodologies for evaluating multi-layer pipes. An attempt will be made to investigate antioxidant consumption as a function of exposure time for three different PE based multi-layer pipes exposed in a circulation loop, compared with the results from pipes that have been hydrostatically pressure tested. Preliminary lifetime predictions will be made allowing comparison between pipes exposed in a circulation loop and those hydrostatically pressure tested.

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