How CPVC Pipe Pressure Ratings Are Calculated
Determining the Long-Term Hydrostatic Strength of ThermoplasticsAccess the White Paper
Piping used in industrial processing applications must stand up to both intense pressures and elevated temperatures without fail for extended periods of time—10 to 20+ years depending on the application.
For this reason, piping material manufacturers are required to empirically prove their compound’s pressure-bearing capabilities.
ASTM, ISO and the Plastic Pipe Institute have developed a number of test methods to verify the long-term hydrostatic strength of a thermoplastic compound.
In this free white paper, Corzan® Material and Piping Solutions’ product and engineering team will:
- Walk you through the specifics behind how pressure ratings are determined for Corzan thermoplastic piping material and for the pipe itself.
- Advise on what needs to be accounted for when designing an industrial piping system.
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