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Filament-wound GRP/FRP piping for thermal-power once-through and recirculating cooling water service. Smooth bore, zero scaling, immune to seawater chloride and microbial induced corrosion that destroys steel.
Whether your plant runs once-through seawater cooling or a closed-loop with a wet cooling tower, Leeho FRP/GRP piping is engineered for both regimes.
Used in coastal thermal plants. Seawater is pumped through FRP supply lines, picks up condenser heat, then discharged via FRP return to the outfall. FRP eliminates seawater chloride corrosion that consumes carbon steel within 3–5 years.
Inland gas, biomass, and combined-cycle plants. FRP pipes carry hot CW from the condenser up to the cooling tower distribution headers, then cold return back to the pump. FRP smooth bore reduces head loss and eliminates rust accumulation.
Each Leeho GRP cooling water pipe is built up in three engineered zones: chemical barrier, structural laminate, and external weather coat, each tuned for its specific job.
C-glass surface veil + 2.5–4.5 mm hand-laid vinyl ester liner. 100% resin-rich. The wetted surface in contact with cooling water: corrosion-immune for 50+ years.
Multi-angle filament-wound E-CR glass roving in iso-polyester or vinyl ester resin. Provides hoop & axial strength, calculated to ASTM D2992 / D2996 long-term hydrostatic pressure rating.
Pigmented top coat with UV stabilizer for above-ground exposure. Optional fire-retardant or conductive layer per project spec. Color-coded for plant identification.
Pipe, fittings, flanges, and joining hardware, all from one supplier, one shop, one resin system.
Numbers from real plant operating data.
FRP smooth bore stays at C = 150 for the entire service life. Carbon steel starts at 120 and degrades to 80–90 within 10 years from corrosion buildup. Lower pumping head = lower OPEX.
ASTM D2992-tested long-term hydrostatic strength of FRP gives a 50-year regression slope. Steel CW pipes typically need replacement after 15–25 years from internal pitting and external corrosion.
FRP density 1.8 g/cc vs steel 7.85 g/cc, about a quarter of the weight. Smaller cranes, simpler supports, faster site installation, lighter pipe-rack steelwork, lower foundation cost.
| Parameter | Range / Value | Standard |
|---|---|---|
| Diameter | DN 15 – DN 5000 (Ø 0.015 – 5.0 m) | ISO 14692 / AWWA C950 |
| Pressure Class | PN 6 / PN 10 / PN 16 / PN 20 / PN 25 | ASTM D2992 |
| Stiffness Class | SN 2500 / 5000 / 10000 N/m² | ASTM D2412 |
| Operating Temp | −40 °C to +90 °C continuous | – |
| Resin (CW Line) | Iso-polyester (default), Vinyl ester (chlorinated) | ASTM C582 |
| Reinforcement | E-CR glass roving, C-glass surface veil | – |
| Joint System | Butt-and-strap Lamination (LSM-STD-010 ITP) | ASTM C582 / BS 4994 |
| Hydraulic Coefficient | HW C = 150 (constant for life) | AWWA |
| Manufacture | Continuous & discontinuous filament winding | – |
| Length per joint | 6 m (standard) / 12 m (project) | – |
| QC Tests | Hydro 1.5×PN, Barcol, Visual, UV-cure | ASTM D3517 |
| Warranty | 10 years against material & manufacture | – |
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