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Thermoplastic piping - guidelines for design and selection
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Thermoplastic piping - guidelines for design and selection

Thermoplastic piping - guidelines for design and selection

(OP)
Dear All,

Our company has decided to integrate more and more piping made from thermoplastic materials. For this reason I am busy with the development of design guidelines, which can be used for project applications.
After a lot of searching all kind of resources, I lost completely the overview.
Does anybody has a good engineering document regarding the use of thermoplastic piping? (e.g. used by engineering companies or EPCM's)

Best regards,

GdL
 

RE: Thermoplastic piping - guidelines for design and selection

(OP)
Hello John, Sjones and Steve,

Thanks to you all for this prompt reply.
Indeed the plasticpipe.org website is a good point to start and I have discovered already a lot of good information over there.

The document that John has uploaded is indeed the kind of specifications where I am looking at. Al other more detailed informations regarding plastic piping is still helpfull (indetailed information about sewer systems/welding & joining/pipe classes/fire water systems, QA&QC/testing procedures, etc.)

If some of you should have more information or examples of project specifications, this should be very helpfull.

Thanks you all again for all the help.

Gino

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