Long-Term Performance Testing for PVC Pipes

Long-Term Performance Testing for PVC Pipes
Long-Term Performance Testing for PVC Pipes
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Long-Term Performance Testing of PVC Pipes

Long-term durability is assessed by burst pressure tests conducted at constant pressures until rupture. Data plotted on log-log graphs allow statistical derivation of the Minimum Required Strength (MRS), representing 50-year expected strength per ISO standards.

Elongation Testing for Ductility and Processing Quality

Elongation testing measures material ductility, indicative of proper extrusion processing and gelation. Achieving elongations around 80% reflects optimal tie-molecule network formation essential for long-term mechanical stability.

 

FAQ Section

How is the Minimum Required Strength (MRS) for PVC pipes determined?

Through long-term burst pressure tests and statistical extrapolation over 50 years.

Why is elongation testing important?

It measures ductility and indicates good processing quality and molecular structure.