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PE100+ Association

Truly international membership currently comprising 13 member companies: Borealis, Borouge, FPC, INEOS O&P, IRPC, Korea Petrochemical IND. Co., LTD, lyondellBasell, PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochemical Company, Prime Polymer, SABIC, SCG & Thai Polyethylene, Sinopec, and Tasnee.

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The HDPE Pipe Model, developed by the PE100+ Association with inputs from many industry experts, includes the most frequently asked questions and answers (Q&A's) of all the elements through the pipe system value chain: design, materials, construction, operation & maintenance, and environmental issues.

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The European Commission’s PEF (Product Environmental Footprint) applied to plastic piping systems

Claudia Topalli, Tony Calton

Papers # 2016 Berlin

In 2013 The European Commission published in the Official Journal a legislative package consisting of a communication and new methodology to assess the environmental footprint (EF) of products (PEF) and organisations (OEF). Differently from EN 15804, PEF and ISO methods have a horizontal approach which can be applied to all kinds of products, materials and organisations. A 3 years pilot phase was also initiated to test the proposed PEF/OEF methodologies, starting in November 2013 till December 2016 (extended June 2017). PEF is seen in Europe as a game changer because it includes comparisons and benchmarking as one of the main objectives. It will allow comparison and create environmental competitiveness with the development of products with lower environmental impact.

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Author(s) : Justin Brandt, Mike Griffin, Tony Cuvo

As plastic pipe gains share in new markets and applications, additional joining methods add further value, enabling continued growth for plastic pipes. To date, definitions of a “fit-for-purpose” mechanical joint for High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) pressure piping systems can vary significantly. As such, mechanical...

2016 Berlin : The european plastic pipes industry - Recycling commitment

Author(s) : Tony Calton, Roel van’t Veer, Henk Meerman

The European plastic pipes and fittings industry has made a commitment through TEPPFA to use a quarter of a million tonnes of recycled material a year by 2020. This presentation provides background to the growth in the use of recycled material for pipe applications and outlines some of the achievements to date and the...

2014 Chicago : Polyethylene Pipe Repair

Author(s) : Dennis Jarnecke, Tony Kosari

The purpose of this research was to conduct a thorough evaluation of a structural reinforcing system (patch) for the repair and/or reinforcement of mechanically damaged polyethylene pipes in an effort to establish permanency of the repairs and determine the life expectancy. MDPE and HDPE pipe specimens with machined...

2014 Chicago : The Environmental Footprint of Plastic Pipe Systems Within the Built Environment

Author(s) : Carolin Spirinckx, Sándor Aranyi, Zoran Davidovski, Karolien Peeters, Claudia Topalli

The European Plastics Pipes and Fittings Association (TEPPFA) deem it important to have an insight into the integral environmental burdens encountered during the life-span of particular plastic pipe system applications within the built environment. With this framework in mind, TEPPFA has set up a project with the...