Multilayer pipe with inner and outer layers of fluoropolymeric material
A polymer and multi-layer pipe technology, applied in the direction of pipes, pipes/pipe joints/fittings, hoses, etc., can solve the problem that the pipe does not have satisfactory permeability
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example 1
[0091] If the main pipe diameter is 32 mm, the construction is usually as follows:
[0092] Inner fluoropolymer, such as modified PVDF, with a thickness of 0.3 mm;
[0093] The base layer, such as PA12, has a thickness of 0.3 mm;
[0094] Outer layer, such as modified PVDF, with a thickness of 2.5 mm
[0095] The second tube may be identical to the tube, snugly bonded to its top surface, or it may be a single layer of fluoropolymer.
example 2
[0097] In this example, assuming a pipe diameter of 32 mm, the outer fluorinated layer is formed by fluorinating polyethylene. Then its structure is usually:
[0098] The inner fluoropolymer barrier layer is modified PVDF with a thickness of 0.3mm;
[0099] The central core was polyethylene, 2.7 mm thick, the outer surfaces of which were fluorinated as described above.
example 3
[0101] Consistent with Example 2, there is a tie layer between the PVDF layer and the PE layer. Then its structure is usually:
[0102] The inner fluoropolymer barrier layer is modified PVDF with a thickness of 0.3mm;
[0103] Adhesive layer, such as Adheflon (supplied by AtoFina), with a thickness of 0.1 mm;
[0104] The central core was polyethylene, 2.7 mm thick, the outer surfaces of which were fluorinated as described above.
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