GRE piping for Nitrogen services
GRE piping for Nitrogen services
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Hello,
I have some questions for GRE piping, hoping someone can help.
We are working in a project which requires GRE piping for Nitrogen service, do you guys see any inconvenient with the fact it's used to transport N2 instead of a liquid as normally is used?
Is there any probability of leak thru the fibers?
Also, can you confirm maximum temperatures to design a GRE pipe?
You help is much appreciated,
I have some questions for GRE piping, hoping someone can help.
We are working in a project which requires GRE piping for Nitrogen service, do you guys see any inconvenient with the fact it's used to transport N2 instead of a liquid as normally is used?
Is there any probability of leak thru the fibers?
Also, can you confirm maximum temperatures to design a GRE pipe?
You help is much appreciated,





RE: GRE piping for Nitrogen services
I presume that this is resin lined pipe.
This will give you a barrier, but not perfect.
You should look into gas permeability ratings.
If you are talking about high purity gas you may be disappointed.
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RE: GRE piping for Nitrogen services
Steve Jones
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RE: GRE piping for Nitrogen services