It is not only the basis of the structural strength of the pipeline, but also a key factor in ensuring the functionality and durability of the pipeline.
Pressure bearing capacity: UPVC pipes need to withstand a certain pressure when transporting fluids. Reasonable design of wall thickness can ensure that the pipeline will not deform or break under normal working pressure, thereby ensuring smooth transportation of fluid.
Impact resistance: Pipes may be impacted by external factors (such as soil pressure, temperature changes, etc.). Thicker wall thickness provides better impact resistance and reduces the risk of pipe damage due to external forces.
Service life: Reasonable design of wall thickness can help extend the service life of UPVC pipes. Thinner wall thickness can cause premature aging or damage to the pipe, while proper wall thickness can provide better durability and reduce the frequency of maintenance and replacement.
Safety: Safety is critical for pipelines carrying drinking water or other critical fluids. Reasonable wall thickness can ensure that the pipeline will not cause fluid leakage due to material aging or structural problems during long-term use, thereby protecting people’s lives and property.