PP Pipe Characteristics: Corrosion Resistance: PP pipes can withstand corrosion from high concentrations of acids and alkalis with a pH range of 1 to 14 over a wide temperature range. Wear Resistance and Scale-free: The inner walls of PP pipes and fittings are uniformly smooth, resulting in low flow resistance and no scaling. Vibration and Noise Reduction: PP pipes have excellent sound insulation properties, significantly reducing vibrations and noise caused by liquid flow. Frost Crack Resistance: The excellent elasticity of PP material allows the pipes and fittings to expand with the freezing liquid without cracking. Dew Condensation Prevention and Low Heat Loss: PP material is a poor thermal conductor, which reduces condensation and minimizes heat loss. Easy Installation: PP pipes are lightweight, making installation convenient, and they are weldable. Long Service Life: PP pipe systems can last up to 50 years under specified usage conditions. With a long service life—under rated temperature and pressure conditions, PP pipes can be safely used for over 50 years. Outstanding Corrosion Resistance: They can withstand corrosion from most chemicals, enduring high concentrations of acids and alkalis with a pH range of 1-14. Excellent Wear Resistance: When transporting mineral slurry, the wear resistance of PP pipes is over four times that of steel pipes. Good Sanitary Performance: The molecules of PP pipes consist of carbon and hydrogen, making them non-toxic and odorless, with reliable sanitary performance. Thermal Insulation and Energy Saving: PP pipes have a high usage temperature of around 95 degrees Celsius, and their thermal conductivity is only 1/1200 that of steel pipes, giving them good insulation properties. Reliable Connection Performance: The strength of the PP pipe's heat fusion joints exceeds that of the pipe body, ensuring that the joints do not break due to soil movement or load. Good Construction Performance: The pipes are lightweight, the welding process is simple, and construction is convenient, leading to lower overall project costs.