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Plastics Pipes XIV Conference, Budapest 22-24 September 2008. Programme of papers to be presented.

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NSF International has opened a new regional headquarters in Bangkok, Thailand to oversee its operations throughout the Asia-Pacific region.The new office will be home to NSF^^s water and product certification division and the NSF-CMi food safety divi

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Tellico Village, an upscale community near Knoxville, Tenn., were at wit’s end following many failures in their copper plumbing systems. PE-X was chosen as the corrosion free replacement with the added benefit of a 30% installation saving.

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A new method for assessing the degree of crosslinking in PE-Xb pipes is presented. This gives an answer in 10 minutes compared with 12 - 24 h using the usual ISO 10147 method.

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A new method for assessing the degree of crosslinking in PE-Xb pipes is presented. This gives an answer in 10 minutes compared with 12 - 24 h using the usual ISO 10147 method.

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KWD-globalpipe, 2008-04-22, No.278
The status of approval of multilayer pipes for use in gas supply within buildings in Germany, France, and Italy is reviewed.

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What is crosslinked polyethylene and why do we use it?

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User-friendly installation of a crosslinkable PE for hot pressurized water

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Why have we developed Thermocast?

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Rehabilitation Of District Heating Networks

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PEX Piping Systems and PB Piping Systems
What is the Difference?

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Hoop stress - lifetime curves (according to DIN Standards for PP, PB and PEX pipes).

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Flexible, pre-insulated polymer district
Heating pipes: a service lifetime study

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Evaluation Methods For Crosslinked Polyethylene Pipes For Hot Water Supply And Space Heating Systems

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Electron Beaming Of Large Diameter Thickwalled Polyethylene Pipes (Pe-Xc)

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Copolymerized Silane PEX Technology
A New Innovation for Producing PEX Pipes

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An experimental investigation of pex-b Extrusion

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30 Years of Pressure Testing on PE-Xa Pipes

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Transportation of oil products, liquid chemicals, hot water or distribution of gas in extreme conditions poses challenges every day for engineering companies and piping system producers.

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Categories of pipe used are gravity pipe for building and civil engineering, pressure pipe for utilities and plumbing and for industrial use. The gravity sector is by far the largest.

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Saving Life, Saving Money
The case for residential sprinkler systems

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‘PE-X, not just a material for plumbing applications’

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PEX Piping Systems and PB Piping Systems
What is the Difference?

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PEX (cross-linked Polyethylene) pipes have been traditionally used for indoor applications such as underfloor heating, hot and cold water pipelines and district heating pipelines.

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New possibilities for silane pe-x materials using a novel crosslinking catalyst system and innovative PE resins