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Long-term performance of infrared welded PVDF and PP Piping systems

Studies indicate that the long-term weld factor for PVDF-IR and HS welds can be set above 0.8. They also emphasize the importance of effective time-dependent behavior for the service life and safety of the weld connection. Infrared heating element butt welding has proven to be a technologically superior method, resulting in improved weld seam quality and has been successfully employed for about ten years for both PVDF and PP pipes.

Investigations show that the long-term weld factor for PVDF-IR and HS welds can be set to over 0.8. They also emphasize the importance of effective time-dependent behavior for the service life and safety of the weld connection. Infrared heating element butt welding represents a technologically better process as it leads to improved weld seam quality and has been successfully used for about ten years for both PVDF and PP pipes.

3R international, (42) Heft 5 * 2003, Seite 282-287

3R international, (41) Heft 12 * 2002, Seite 645-651

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