| | | |

Search using keywords

Frequently asked questions

Complete list >>

1 -	How do you size a PE water-conveyance pipe?

2 -	What are the rules for decalibration of a PE water-supply pipe?
	For piping to supply water at a temperature of 20°C without any particular constraints, the operating pressure [maximum service pressure (MSP) or allowable operating pressure (AOP)] is equal to NP. AOP (MSP) = fT × fA × NP When the PE piping system operates at constant pressure that is continuously greater than 20°C, a decalibration coefficient, fT, must be applied. For water transportation, fA is equal to 1. >> Download the file : decalibration rules for pe piping pressure - 9.7 Ko
3 -	What is the expansion coefficient of PE?

4 -	What is the radius of the minimum curve of a PE pipe?

5 -	Can PE piping be installed overhead?

6 -	What information is there on the marking of PE piping?

7 -	How do you size a PVC sanitation pipe?

8 -	What are the limits for burial of PVC sanitation pipes?

9 -	How do you dimension a potable-water PVC pipe?

10 -	What is the expansion coefficient of PVC?

11 -	What are the decalibration rules for a PVC water-conveyance pipe?

12 -	What is the minimum curve radius for a PVC pipe?

13 -	What is the resistance to depression of PVC water-conveyance pipes?

14 -	Can PVC pipes be installed overhead?

15 -	How are PVC pipes assembled?

16 -	What does SDR mean?