Steel Reinforced Polyethylene Composite Pipe with Perforated Web

Research and manufacturing of perforated steel strip polyethylene composite pipes for over 20 years

1) For Cold Water Use Perforated Steel Strip Polyethylene Composite Pipe

The perforated steel strip polyethylene composite pipe is a composite pipe that uses a perforated pipe welded from cold-rolled steel strip as the reinforcing skeleton and is combined with thermoplastic plastic. Due to the introduction of the reinforcing skeleton, the heat resistance and strength of the pipe are significantly improved. In terms of process, this product introduces an adhesive layer between the steel strip and polyethylene, and uses argon protection during steel strip welding to prevent oxidation of the molten steel during high-temperature welding. This solves the problem of water channeling in composite pipes, making the performance of the composite pipe even better.

1. Has higher rigidity and impact resistance than plastic pipes, with a low expansion coefficient and creep resistance similar to steel pipes.

2. Double-sided anti-corrosion, with the same anti-corrosion performance as plastic pipes, and is corrosion-resistant. Operating temperature is increased.

3. Low thermal conductivity.

4. Smooth inner wall, no scaling, head loss is 30% lower than that of steel pipes.

5. Pipe connections use electrothermal fusion, a mature technology, with a wide variety of pipe fittings.

6. Lightweight, easy to transport and construct.

7. By adjusting the thickness of the steel plate and plastic, pipes of different pressure grades can be manufactured. It is very convenient to change the parameters of the reinforcement to produce pipes of various pressure resistance levels.

8. Using plastics with high temperature resistance, such as heat-resistant PE-RT polyethylene, random copolymer polypropylene (PP-R), etc., can produce temperature and pressure resistant pipes.

9. High overall reliability of the pipe, with a service life of up to 50 years under normal conditions.

2、For Hot Fluids Perforated Steel Strip Heat-Resistant Polyethylene (PE-RT) Composite Pipe (Dongtai Pipe Industry)

This product uses a perforated pipe welded from cold-rolled punched steel strip as the reinforcing skeleton and heat-resistant polyethylene (PE-RT) as the main material. Due to the introduction of the reinforcing skeleton and heat-resistant polyethylene (PE-RT), the pressure resistance and heat resistance of the pipe are significantly improved. This allows composite pipes originally only suitable for low-temperature (≤40°C) water supply to be used for hot water transportation, secondary heating pipelines, and pipelines in chemical and pharmaceutical industries for transporting high-temperature media.

3) Application Areas

1、Chemical Industry: Process and discharge pipes for transporting corrosive gases, liquids, and solid powders in industries such as acid, alkali, salt manufacturing, petroleum, fertilizers, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, mining, rubber, and plastics.

2、Oil and Gas Fields: Gathering and transportation pipelines for oil-containing wastewater, gas field wastewater, oil-gas mixtures, and polymer solution reinjection in oil wells, as well as secondary and tertiary oil recovery and gathering process pipelines.

3、Mining: Slurry, tailings, ventilation pipes, and engineering pipes.

4、Textile, Printing, and Paper Industries: Process distribution and discharge pipes for transporting corrosive media.

5、Municipal Engineering: Urban building water supply and drainage, drinking water, and hot water return transportation.

6、Non-Ferrous Metals: For transporting corrosive media in non-ferrous metal smelting.

7、Agriculture: Deep well pipes, filter pipes, drainage pipes, ballast water pipes, ventilation pipes, etc.

8、Seawater Transportation: Seawater desalination plants, coastal power plants, seawater transportation in port cities, submarine pipelines, and optical fiber (cable) conduits.

9、Thermal Power Engineering : Process water return transportation, waste slag transportation.

10、Highways: Buried water supply and drainage pipes, cable conduits.