Polyethylene pipes for heat supply: Outstanding heat resistance, insulation, and workability!

Polyethylene pipes for heat supply: Outstanding heat resistance, insulation, and workability!

MESCO polyethylene pipes, widely adopted for thermal supply applications such as geothermal binary power generation, biomass power generation, and hot springs, etc.!

Heat supply refers to the provision of hot or cold water from a heat source to facilities through pipes. MESCO's polyethylene pipes excel in properties such as heat resistance, insulation, and workability, and have been adopted for numerous heat supply-related applications including geothermal binary power generation, biomass power generation, hot springs, district heating and cooling, and waste heat utilization. 〇 MESCO pipes suitable for heat supply-related applications PXE / GNGAR / GNGRT 〇 Features - Excellent heat resistance and chemical stability make them suitable for hot water and hot spring piping. Maximum operating temperature: PXE / GNGAR: 95°C, GNGRT: 80°C - GNGAR / GNGRT minimizes temperature drop of fluids due to their insulation layer. - Excellent corrosion resistance allows for direct burial installation. - Superior flexibility makes them earthquake-resistant and allows for natural bending during installation. - Excellent weather resistance enables their use as exposed piping.

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■ Geothermal Binary Power Generation Return well piping / Hot water piping / Cooling water piping ■ Biomass Power Generation Hot water piping / Cooling water piping ■ Hot Springs Piping that supplies hot spring water from the hot spring source to various hot spring facilities ■ District Heating and Cooling Piping that supplies hot and cold water from the district heating and cooling plant to multiple buildings within the area ■ Utilization of Excess Waste Heat Piping that creates hot water using waste heat from facilities such as waste incineration plants and supplies it to district heating and cooling, bathing facilities, tropical botanical gardens, and other facilities