Superlit GRP Pipes in Wastewater and Sewerage Systems

The selection of pipes in wastewater and sewerage systems is crucial for the efficiency and durability of the system. Superlit Pipe offers superior performance in wastewater and sewerage projects with its glass fiber-reinforced polyester (GRP) pipes. Superlit GRP pipes are preferred in wastewater and sewerage projects due to their corrosion-resistant and long-lasting structure. GRP pipes are made from non-metallic materials and are resistant to corrosion. Since corrosion is not an issue, they do not require cathodic protection or additional insulation materials, resulting in no operational difficulties or costs.

SUPERLIT conducts laboratory tests necessary for the application of unpressurized glass fiber pipes carrying sewage, including a special test that examines pipe performance (corrosion resistance) by subjecting the sample to deflection in a chemical solution. Generally, the minimum corrosion strain value extrapolated for 50 years using the least squares analysis method must be equal to the value shown for each stiffness class. This value obtained indicates the safe installation limits during the design of GRP pipes to be used.

Advantages of Superlit GRP Pipes in Wastewater and Sewerage Systems:

Corrosion Resistance: GRP pipes are made from non-metallic materials, making them highly resistant to corrosion. This eliminates the need for cathodic protection and additional insulation materials, reducing operational difficulties and costs.

Chemical Resistance: Superlit conducts special tests to assess the corrosion resistance of non-pressurized GRP pipes used for sewage transportation. These tests demonstrate the pipe's performance durability and safe installation limits.

Long Lifespan: Superlit GRP pipes have a project lifespan of 50 years. This long lifespan offers a reliable and sustainable solution for wastewater and sewerage systems.

Low Maintenance Costs: Due to their durable structure, GRP pipes keep maintenance costs to a minimum, leading to significant long-term savings.

Ease of Transport and Installation: GRP pipes can be nested for transport, reducing transportation costs, and do not require heavy equipment for installation.

Sealing and Flexibility: The angular deviations provided by the couplings allow for curved installation without the need for elbows, offering flexibility and sealing during installation.

Abrasion Resistance: With a smooth inner surface and flexible liner, GRP pipes exhibit high resistance to abrasion, ensuring long-lasting performance in wastewater and sewerage systems.

Superlit GRP pipes offer distinct advantages over other pipe materials in wastewater and sewerage systems with these superior features. Choose Superlit GRP pipes to achieve the best performance and long-lasting solutions in your wastewater and sewerage projects.