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New Modifications of Chemically Crosslinked Polyolefin Based Pipes [PEX]

 

Plastic Pipes Conference Association # 1982 York

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Continuous high-temperature peroxide crosslinking of polyethylene is now a well-established technology in production lines of cable and wire insulation. A single-stage, highpressure technology where the pipe forming operation and crosslinking reaction take place in the same machine was developed by Thomas Engel & Co. New versions of crosslinked polyethylene pipes including W protected, selfextinguishing, antistatic and electrically conductive have been developed. All these crosslinked pipes emerge continuously from the die and no further operations, besides final calibration and cooling, are required.

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BOREALISBOROUGEFormosa Plastics CorporationHanwha TotalEnergiesINEOS O&PIRPCKorea Petrochemical IND. Co., LTD (KPIC)LyondellBasellORLEN UnipetrolPetroChina Dushanzi Petrochemical CompanyPRIME POLYMERSABICSCG Chemicals & Thai PolyethyleneSinopecTASNEE