ISO 17456:2006
ISO 17456:2006

ISO 17456:2006

September 2006
International standard Current

Plastics piping systems - Multilayer pipes - Determination of the long-term hydrostatic strength

ISO 17456:2006 specifies two alternative methods for determining the long-term hydrostatic strength of multilayer pipes: a calculation method applicable to multilayer P pipes (all polymer layers) and a test method applicable to both multilayer P and multilayer M pipes (polymer and metal layers).It is not applicable to pipes consisting of one polymeric stress-designed layer or having an outside polymeric layer that is not stress-designed.

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Publication date

September 2006

Number of pages

9 p.

Reference

ISO 17456:2006

ICS Codes

23.040.20   Plastics pipes

Print number

1 - octobre 2006
Sumary
Plastics piping systems - Multilayer pipes - Determination of the long-term hydrostatic strength

ISO 17456:2006 specifies two alternative methods for determining the long-term hydrostatic strength of multilayer pipes: a calculation method applicable to multilayer P pipes (all polymer layers) and a test method applicable to both multilayer P and multilayer M pipes (polymer and metal layers).

It is not applicable to pipes consisting of one polymeric stress-designed layer or having an outside polymeric layer that is not stress-designed.

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