AC plastiques 1,2,3 - General Catalog.pdf

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ENGINEERED DUAL

LAMINATE PIPING SYSTEMS

AN EFFICIENT APPROACH

TO SOLVE YOUR COMPLEX

AND RECURRING CORROSIONPROBLEMS

email: [email protected]

Website: www.acplastiques.com

1395, monte Chenier, Les Cdres, Qubec, J7T 1L9, Tel: (450) 455-3311, Fax: (450) 452-2037

AC Plastiques Canada Inc.


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C Plastiques Canada Inc. is a custom

manufacturer of Dual Laminate and FRP

rocess equipment for the corrosion in-

ustry. This manual specifically deals with

f our small diameter (1 to 12) Dual

aminate piping systems :

AC Dual Laminate Pipings Systems

uilding on the proven reliability of prod-

cts supplied by world leaders and pio-

eers in thermoplastic and semi-finished

roducts such as AUSIMONT,

TOFINA, SOLVAY, DUPONT,GRU, SYMALIT, SAINT-

GOBAIN, WESTLAKE,

FGoodrich, DEKA among others,

AC Plastiques Canada, Inc. has devel-

oped a fully bonded, fabric-backed,

Fiber Reinforced piping system.

The following pages will illustrate what

makes or product the best Dual Lami-

nate piping system on the market today.

weep elbows to minimize flow loss Fabric embedding on all fittings provide

a fully bonded system

Our flared flange system eliminates

corner welds

liminate external corrosion problems

ound in lined steel systems

Reduce field installation costs with our

custom manufactured system

Welding as per DVS standards

A piping system that solves all your corrosion problems

Section 1 - AC Dual laminate piping systems


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Available thermoplastics

Dual Laminate piping systems are avail-

able in a variety of materials. As illus-

trated in section 3 - Chemical resistance

profile, many parameters will guide the

end user in selecting a material that will

meet all of their requirements.

As illustrated, thermoplastics available for

the corrosion industry can be divided into

three distinct classes : Fluoropolymers,Vinylchlorides and Polyolefins.

Vinylchlorides

PVC : Polyvinyl Chloride CPVC : Chlo-

rinated Polyvinyl Chloride

Vinylchlorides are widely used through-

out the corrosion industry because of their

interesting cost/performance ratio. Theyare used for many acid applications.

However,they are not recommended for

solvent applications.

Fluoropolymers

PVDF: KYNAR, HYLAR,

SOLEF PVDF

ECTFE: HALAR

ETFE: TEFZEL

MFA: HYFLON

FEP/PFA: TEFLON

Fluoropolymers are a class of paraffinic,

thermoplastic polymers where some or

all of the hydrogen has been replaced by

fluorine.

The result is either a fully fluorinated poly-

mer, such as FEP, MFA and PFA, or apartially fluorinated polymer, such as

PVDF, ECTFE and ETFE.

The figure on the right illustrates the im-

pact of fluorine content on the chemical

resistance.

Polyolefins

PP : Polypropylene PE : Polyethy

Polyolefins is the generic term used t

scribe a family of polymers derived

a particular group of base chemicals k

as olefins. As polymers, they form toflexible plastic materials with a large

ety of uses.

Vinylchlorides Polyolefins

Fluorine content vs chemical resistance

Source : Ausimont

Section 2 - Available Thermoplastics

PVCASTM

D-1784

CPVCASTM

D-1784

PPASTM

D-4101

PAS

D-1

Fluoropolymers

PVDF

ASTM

D-3222

ECTFE

ASTM

D-3275

MFA

ASTM

D-6314

FEP

ASTM

D-3368

P

AS

D-3


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Properties Standards Units PVDF PVDF Flex ECTFE FEP PFA

Density DIN 53497 g/cm3 1.78 1.78 1.69 2.15 2.15

Tensile stress at yield DIN 53455 N/mm2 50-55 31-38 31 9 11

Tensile strength DIN 53455 N/mm2 30-50 28-41 42-48 21-28 24-30Elongation at break DIN 53455 % 20-60 300-400 200 240-350 300

Tensile modulus DIN 53457 N/mm2 2400 800-1000 1700 350-500 280

Flexural modulus ASTM D 790 N/mm2 2250 1000-1250 1700 650-670 620-670

Flexural stress DIN 53452 N/mm2 74 44 18 18

Hardness Store D DIN 53505 77-80 70 75 55 55

Abasion resistance Taber DIN 53754 mm3/1000U 2.8-5.7 5 3.5

Linear thermal expansion coefficient ASTM D 696 10-5 K-1 12.5-14 14 5 8 9 11 14

Upper permanent service temperature limit C 150 120 160 205 260

Under permanent service temperature limit C -40 -30 -76 -190 -190

Vicat point B DIN 53460/B C 142-148 116 70 74

Thermal conductivity DIN 52612 W/m K 0.19 0.16-0.18 0.14 0.25 0.19

Specific heat capacity kJ/kg K 1.0-1.2 1.26-1.42 1.12Melting point DIN53736 C 172-178 155-160 240 275 305

Oxygen Index ASTM D 2863 % 43.7 42-44 60 95 95

Fire class UL 94 V-0 V-0 V-0 V-0 V-0

Surface resistivity DIN 53482 0hm >1013 >1015 10 16 >10 18

Volume resistivity DIN 53482 0hm cm 5 x 1014 2 x 1014 10 15 >10 16 >10 18

Dielectric strength (Foil 0.1 mm) ASTM D 149 KV/mm 20-30 20-80 83 >80

Dielectric constant (106 Hz) ASTM D 150 7.5 7-8.5 2.5 2.1 2.1

Dielectric dissipation factor (106 Hz) ASTM D 150 0.15 0.01-0.03 0.003 0.0006 0.0001

Compressive strength ASTM D 695 N/mm2 75 49 23.7 25.5

Compressive modulus ASTM D 695 N/mm2 1300-2100

Modulus in torsion DIN 53445 N/mm2 800-980

Tensile impact strength DIN 53448 KJ/m2 300 550-700

zod impact strength (natched) ASTM D 256 J/m 100-200 300-500 no break no break no break

Friction coefficient (static) ASTM D 1894 0,2-0,4 0,2-0,4 0,22

Friction coefficient (dynamic) ASTM D 1794 0,2-0,35 0,2-0,35 0,19 0,2-0,24 0,2-0,4

Poisson's ratio (at 23C) 0,35

(at 100C) 0,50

Refractive index DIN 53491 1,42 1,41 1,35

he following table illustrates general

hysical properties of available thermo-

astic liners.

does not however take into considera-

on the following property reduction fac-

rs which must be considered in the de-

gn of thermoplastic and Dual Laminate

quipements :

Aging factor

Long term weld factor

Chemical resistance factor

Impact resistance factor

Safety factor value

For complete information on physical

property reduction factors, contact AC

Plastiques Canada Inc.

Section 3 - Physical properties of thermoplastic liners


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MEMBERSHIPS

list of organizations in which we are active participants, helping in the technological progress of composites fabrication, i

rocedures, specifications, and environmental protection

OUR PARTNERS

short list of companies that supply us with the highest quality raw materials which we, in turn, transform and fabricate into th

ery best in corrosion resistant products available today.

OUR AGENTS

o meet the increase in inquiries for dual

minate and FRP products throughout

e United States, AC Plastiques Canadanc. has joined forces with established US

manufacturing agents that have the tech-

ical knowledge required in promoting

on-metallic corrosion-resistant materials

nd products. To find out which of these

epresentatives is nearest you, simply call

s, or visit our website at :

www.acplastiques.com

CONTACT US, WE WILL MAKE THE DIFFERENCE

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