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Resistance to abrasion 1

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zimou888

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Oct 8, 2007
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The Client Specification requires that laboratory test of Resistance to Abrasion (the loss of weight that shall not exceed 10 mg/1000 turns) be applied to 3PE coating for 24'' pipline.

Is the above test a regular practice because it sounds strange to me? The pipeline is normal underground , nothing special.

Thanks!
 
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Hi BigInch,

Thanks for your reply. My point is that is it a normal practice for manufacturer that applied the coating?

Thanks
 
The usual practice is for the coating manufacturer to hold a few common test certificates showing compliance with some relavent abbrasion resistance specs or coating industry standards in his files. The applicator will simply ask for a copy of the coating manufacturer's test certificate and forward that to the party requesting evidence of compliance.


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