ISO/TC 138/SC 3
| Project No. | ISO/TR 10358:2021 |
|---|---|
| Title | <p>This document collects available data on combined chemical resistance of thermoplastic materials typically used to manufacture piping components for industrial applications, against fluids over a range of temperatures.</p> <p>The base thermoplastic materials covered by this classification are:</p> <p>Polyethylene PE</p> <p>NOTE 1 The PE considered in this document corresponds to PE-HD, with a minimum density value of 0,935 g/cm<sup>3</sup> (e.g.: PE63, PE80, PE100, PE100-RC, PE-RT).</p> <p>Polypropylene PP (PP-R and PP-RCT, PP-H, PP-B)</p> <p>Polyvinyl chloride, unplasticized PVC-U</p> <p>Polyvinyl chloride, chlorinated PVC-C</p> <p>Polybutylene PB</p> <p>Acrylonitrile/butadiene/styrene ABS</p> <p>Polyvinylidene fluoride PVDF</p> <p>NOTE 2 This document considers homopolymer PVDF.</p> <p>Cross-linked polyethylene PE-X (PE-Xa, PE-Xb, PE-Xc)</p> <p>Ethylene chloro trifluoro ethylene ECTFE</p> <p>Polyamide, unplasticized PA-U (PA-U11, PA-U12)</p> <p>NOTE 3 This document focuses on PA-U11 and PA-U12 only, as these long chained PA-U are standardized according to ISO 16486-1; short chained (e.g. PA 66) and plasticized PAs are not used for monolithic plastic piping components.</p> <p>Polysulfone PSU</p> <p>Perfluoralkoxy PFA</p> <p>NOTE 4 Temperatures higher than 200°C can be applied after an evaluation with the raw material manufacturer.</p> <p>Polytetrafluoroethylene PTFE</p> <p>NOTE 5 Temperatures higher than 200°C can be applied after an evaluation with the raw material manufacturer.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Polyphenylene sulphide PPS</p> <p>NOTE 6 PPS is new with regards to industrial application and chemical resistance issues; for this reason, manufacturers and end-users are advised to assess the chemical suitability of the material.</p> |
| Registration number (WIID) | 77005 |
| Scope | <p>This document collects available data on combined chemical resistance of thermoplastic materials typically used to manufacture piping components for industrial applications, against fluids over a range of temperatures.</p> <p>The base thermoplastic materials covered by this classification are:</p> <p>Polyethylene PE</p> <p>NOTE 1 The PE considered in this document corresponds to PE-HD, with a minimum density value of 0,935 g/cm<sup>3</sup> (e.g.: PE63, PE80, PE100, PE100-RC, PE-RT).</p> <p>Polypropylene PP (PP-R and PP-RCT, PP-H, PP-B)</p> <p>Polyvinyl chloride, unplasticized PVC-U</p> <p>Polyvinyl chloride, chlorinated PVC-C</p> <p>Polybutylene PB</p> <p>Acrylonitrile/butadiene/styrene ABS</p> <p>Polyvinylidene fluoride PVDF</p> <p>NOTE 2 This document considers homopolymer PVDF.</p> <p>Cross-linked polyethylene PE-X (PE-Xa, PE-Xb, PE-Xc)</p> <p>Ethylene chloro trifluoro ethylene ECTFE</p> <p>Polyamide, unplasticized PA-U (PA-U11, PA-U12)</p> <p>NOTE 3 This document focuses on PA-U11 and PA-U12 only, as these long chained PA-U are standardized according to ISO 16486-1; short chained (e.g. PA 66) and plasticized PAs are not used for monolithic plastic piping components.</p> <p>Polysulfone PSU</p> <p>Perfluoralkoxy PFA</p> <p>NOTE 4 Temperatures higher than 200°C can be applied after an evaluation with the raw material manufacturer.</p> <p>Polytetrafluoroethylene PTFE</p> <p>NOTE 5 Temperatures higher than 200°C can be applied after an evaluation with the raw material manufacturer.</p> <p> </p> <p> </p> <p>Polyphenylene sulphide PPS</p> <p>NOTE 6 PPS is new with regards to industrial application and chemical resistance issues; for this reason, manufacturers and end-users are advised to assess the chemical suitability of the material.</p> |
| Status | Standarts spēkā |
| ICS group | 23.040.20 23.040.45 |