Pipes are pre-insulated in PE sheath (PPU)

Pipes are pre-insulated in PE sheath (PPU)
Pipes are pre-insulated in PE sheath (PPU)
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Thermally insulated pipes with foamed polyurethane in a PE shell (PPU): Efficiency, Durability, Quality

Pipes with thermal insulation made of polyurethane foam (PPU) are a modern solution for heating mains, hot water supply and industrial engineering systems. Due to the unique properties of the material, they guarantee minimal heat loss, durability and ease of installation. This type of pipe is used exclusively for underground laying.

Technical characteristics of steel heat-insulated PPU pipes:

  1. Pipe diameter: from 32 to 426 mm.
  2. The thermal conductivity coefficient of polyurethane foam: 0.027–0.033 W/(m·K) is one of the lowest among thermal insulation materials.
  3. Operating temperature: up to +140°C (short-term up to +150°C).
  4. Maximum working pressure: depends on the type of conductor pipe (up to 2.5 MPa for steel pipes).
  5. Protective casing: Polyethylene (PE) – for laying in the ground or in open conditions without contact with ultraviolet light.
  6. Insulation layer thickness: varies depending on the pipe diameter and technical requirements (from 30 to 70 mm).
  7. Waterproofing: the protective coating of pipes and pipeline parts reliably prevents moisture from penetrating the thermal insulation layer, extending the service life and efficiency of thermal insulation throughout its entire service life.

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Thermal insulation for PPR (polypropylene) pipes: An effective solution for modern engineering systems

In addition to steel pipes with PPU insulation, an important element of energy-efficient engineering systems is the insulation of polypropylene pipes (PPR). This type of pipe is widely used for transporting cold and hot water, as well as in heating systems.

Why choose our pipes?

We manufacture thermally insulated pipes according to the standards DSTU B V.2.5-31:2007 and EN 253 , which guarantees quality and compliance with modern energy efficiency requirements. We use advanced PPU pouring technologies to ensure a uniform layer of insulation.

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Questions and answers
Where are insulated pipes used?
  • In heating systems.
  • In industrial and residential pipelines.
  • In hot and cold water supply systems.
What is the difference between PE and SPIRO shell?
  • PE (polyethylene) sheath – a plastic sheath resistant to mechanical stress and corrosion. It does not withstand ultraviolet radiation, therefore it is used for underground laying.
  • SPIRO (spiral-wound steel) casing – a metal casing made of corrosion-resistant galvanized or stainless steel. Designed for above-ground pipelines.
What materials are used for thermal insulation of pipes?

The main material is polyurethane foam (PU), which has low thermal conductivity and high thermal resistance. The thermal conductivity coefficient of polyurethane foam is one of the lowest and is 0.027 W/(m*K))

How is pre-insulated pipes installed?

Installation is carried out by welding steel pipes and sealing the joints using polyethylene, heat-shrink or metal couplings.

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