Advantages of FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic) Pipes:

1. Corrosion Resistance: By selecting different types of anti-corrosive inner liner resins, FRP pipes can be applied to various acids, alkalis, salts, oils, seawater, and organic solvents.
2. Lightweight, Easy to maintain, and Durable.
3. Easy Installation: The length of FRP pipes is not technically limited, though typically kept under 12m for ease of transportation, which reduces the number of joints. Due to their lightweight nature, they can be installed using manual or lightweight equipment, making installation fast and convenient.
4. Strong Product Adaptability: Standard FRP pipe sizes range from 25mm to 4000mm in diameter. Their long-term pressure resistance is generally up to 1.6Mpa, with custom solutions available for pressures above 6.4Mpa.
5. Higher Conveying Capacity: The smooth inner wall (N≤0.0084) allows FRP pipes to have higher flow capacity compared to pipes made from traditional materials of the same diameter, saving pump energy and extending project lifespan.
6. Low Permeability: FRP pipes have a lower permeation rate due to good sealing connections and longer pipe lengths. This significantly reduces the infiltration of groundwater into the pipes and minimizes the contamination of soil and groundwater by the transported medium.
7. Strict Inspection Standards: Equipped with advanced inspection devices, FRP pipes undergo stringent quality checks, adhering to relevant standards such as ASTM, AWWA, and ASME.
8. Low Life Cycle Cost: FRP pipes have long lifespans, require minimal maintenance, and incur lower transportation and installation costs. This makes their overall life cycle cost more economical compared to other materials.