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Compressed Air Transportation

Replacement of a HDPE Pipe for a Pexgol Pipe

Estudo de Caso Nº

41

Cliente

Saucito S.A. de C.V. Mine
Mexico

|

2017

Condições de Trabalho

Pressure 205-262 psi; Temperature 60°C to 71°C / 140° F to 159.8°F.

Solução Pexgol

Pexgol SDR 6 110×18.3.

Aplicação

Compressed air transportation.

Comprimento

600 meters.

Categorias

Replacement of a HDPE Pipe for a Pexgol Pipe

The Challenge

The client decided to replace their current HDPE pipe lines which transported compressed air at 60°C to 71°C / 140° F to 159.8°F.

The reason for replacing the HDPE pipes was serious leaks on the thermo-fusion joints.

As one possible reason for these failures, the client pointed out that the maximum allowed temperature of the HDPE pipes was just up to 45°C / 113°F.

Pexgol Solution

In order to solve this problem, Saucito Mine decided to replace their HDPE pipes for Pexgol pipes.

Beside their high temperatures resistance up to 110°C / 230°F, Pexgol pipes are not connected by thermo-fusion joints. They are supplied in 600 meters long sections with very few connections.

The installation was fast and efficient and no sophisticated tools were necessary.

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