uPVC Pipes (Metric Series)

Product information

1. uPVC pipes and fittings manufactured by Dat Hoa always meet and exceed the physical and chemical properties:

• Impact resistance.
• Tensile strength.
• Horizontal compressive strength.
• Durability with solvents.
• Vicat softening temperature.
• Heavy metal content.
• Water absorption.

2. Dat Hoa plastic pipes are manufactured and tested according to standards:

• TCVN 8491-2:2011 (ISO 1452-2:2009)
• TCVN 6140 : 1996
• TCVN 6146 : 1996
• TCVN 6148 : 2007
• QCVN 16:2007/BXD

3. General characteristics of rigid PVC:

4. Chemical endurance

* uPVC resins are able to withstand:

- Water, salt solution

- Oxidation, reducing agent

- Most vegetable oils, fats, alcohol and petroleum ...

In addition, uPVC is capable of withstanding chemicals and environmental impacts due to being combined with additives, but uPVC should not be used in excess of the permitted temperature of 45 °C

* uPVC resins are not able to withstand:

- Concentrated acids are oxidizing.

- Acids containing the Cr component will cause the breakdown of uPVC

* Advantages of hard uPVC pipe:

- No rust, durable with chemicals.

- Withstand high impact and pressure.

- Non-toxic.

- Small friction coefficient.

- Good insulation.

- Light weight is only 1/5 the weight of iron and steel, easy transportation.

- Fast and simple installation.

- Low cost.

5. Pressure reducing factor:

Applies to temperatures in the range of 25 °C - 45 °C. (Pressure reducing coefficient is determined for maximum working pressure at temperatures above 25 °C)

Maximum working pressure = Nominal pressure (PN) x Pressure reduction coefficient (F)