GRP pipes have numerous applications in the water supply, sewerage, chemical processing, and transporting industrial fluids because of their resistance to corrosion and their strength-to-weight ratio. However, such pipes are exposed to continuous internal pressure during use and thus can deform gradually and rupture with time. The study of long-term creep is thus important in the predictive analysis of service life and safe design. The ISO 13484 provides uniformity in testing the GRP pipes under controlled pressurization and temperature conditions to ascertain the creep rupture strength and long-term hydrostatic service.
Get Certified ISO 13484 for Long-Term Pipe Performance
The ISO 13484 certification proves that the GRP pipes are tested in terms of long-term creep rupture resistance in compliance with the internationally accepted testing procedures. Compliance will guarantee an accurate service life forecast, secure choice of pressure rating, better quality of the product, and increased confidence in the application of GRP piping systems in infrastructure-critical systems.
ISO 13484 Requirements and Implementation Procedure
| Specimen selection | Select representative GRP pipe sections with defined diameter and wall thickness |
| Conditioning | Condition specimens at the specified temperature before pressure testing |
| Pressure application | Apply constant internal hydrostatic pressure using a calibrated pressure system |
