Construction pipes and fittings
In today’s world, water transportation systems, collection and disposal of surface water and wastewater are of great importance. Leaking pipes, especially in wastewater systems, cause environmental pollution and, in the construction industry, cause destruction and subsidence of buildings. Today, with the replacement of polymers in various industries, this problem has also been solved in the field of building installations.
Advantages of welded pipes and fittings
Polyethylene welded pipes and fittings are used in building sewage systems, which can guide consumers in choosing the right products for building sewage systems.
- The price of polyethylene pipes and fittings is affordable compared to other systems. This comparison is made taking into account the quality, strength, and performance of this product in the sewage system.
- Ease and speed of installation and low implementation costs are other advantages of this method because most sewage systems require at least two fasteners and supports to keep the system stable and sealed, while in the polyethylene system, one fastener is used every 2 to 3 meters, and this not only consumes fewer supplies, but also greatly reduces the costs of implementing this system.
- The welding of all polyethylene pipes and fittings and the creation of an integrated network are other advantages of this system. The absence of many O-ring connections that usually come out of the seal over time.
- The possibility of testing the seal up to 10 meters, which is usually not possible in other systems with this height, is one of the advantages of this integrated system.
- The very high resistance of polyethylene to soil movement, pressure, and the ability to be placed under concrete and hard and heavy objects is another important property of polyethylene. In other systems, pipes and fittings must be placed inside each other away from pressure and in a complete circle to be sealed, and if pressure is applied to it from the outside, it will come out of the complete circle and take on an oval shape, and this will cause leakage from the joints, which is not a problem in the polyethylene method.