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PROLITE PLASTICS LTD.
DUAL LAMINATE PIPING FOR THE CHLOR-ALKALI INDUSTRY


Description: PP/FRP Piping
Contents: Catholyte
Corrosion Liner: Polypropylene
Structural Resin: Dow Derakane 411 vinyl ester resin
Construction: filament wound pipe
hand lay up fittings

Description: CPVC/FRP Separators PP/FRP Separators
Contents: Anolyte Catholyte
Corrosion Liner: PVC-C
(Low Mg and Ca)
Polypropylene
(Block Copolymer)
Structural Resin: Dow Derakane 411 vinyl ester resin
Construction: filament wound pipe
hand lay up fittings

Dual Laminate Piping used in Chlor-Alkali Plant Expansion

Prolite recently completed a multi-million dollar dual laminate piping project for the most modern Chlor-Alkali Membrane facility jointly owned by American and Japanese companies which applied Japan's Chlorine Engineers Cell Membrane Technology.

This project used low concentration magnesium and calcium CPVC liners with FRP structural reinforcement for the anolyte piping which reduces the possibility of "chlorine buttering" usually encountered using styrene based vinylester resins.

The catholyte headers and hydrogen separators for the 33% membrane caustic was constructed from PP-B (block co-polymer polypropylene) liners due to it's corrosion resistance to membrane caustic and it's excellent long term resistance to chloride attack on the thermoplastic welds. The polypropylene liners were reinforced with fiberglass for structural strength.

This is a fast growing specification for dual laminate piping for Chlor-Alkali membrane technology companies worldwide.

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