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           5  PVC Pipes
           Lightweight, cost-effective, and easy to install, PVC Pipes are commonly used in oil and gas operations. Offering
           corrosion resistance and high strength, they prove ideal for low-pressure scenarios and are often used in saltwater
           disposal, chemical handling, and water flooding.
           6  HDPE Pipes
           The High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE) Pipes provide excellent resistance to rugged terrains, corrosion, and
           chemicals – perfect for cross-country pipelines transporting natural gas. Their light weight and ductility make them
           advantageous for seismic-prone areas.
           7  Fiberglass Pipes
           Fiberglass  Pipes,  owing  to  their  lightweight,  strength,  and  flexibility,  are  used  extensively  in  oil  field  tubulars
           and casing for wells. Being resistant to corrosion and demanding less maintenance these pipes are used in
           application of oil and gas industry.
           8  Copper Pipes
           The use case for Copper Pipes extends to handling gases like propane and natural gases needing a tight seal.
           Its corrosion resistance and ability to withstand heat make it a perfect fit for this domain.
           9  Polyvinylidene Fluoride (PVDF) Pipes
           The high purity application of oil and gas makes the PVDF Pipes a viable option, owing to their resistance to most
           minerals and aqueous solutions. These pipes also exhibit high abrasion resistance and mechanical strength.
           10 Galvanized Pipes
           Galvanized Pipes, featuring a protective zinc coating preventing rusting, are effective in transportation of natural
           gas and other fluids. Once an industry standard, these pipes while still used, are gradually replaced by less
           corrosive materials.
           Pipes used in the Oil and Gas industry have diverse properties as follows:

               Pipe Types                Material                 Common Uses               Advantages
            Stainless Steel    Steel with Chromium           Water Transport,         Corrosion Resistance
                                                             Petroleum Industries
            Carbon Steel       Steel with Carbon             Transport within         Flexible, Durable
                                                             Refineries
            Nickel Alloy       Nickel and Chromium           Extreme Environments     Heat, Corrosion
                                                                                      Resistance
            Duplex             Stainless Steel               Chemical-Laden Settings  High Strength, Corrosion
                                                                                      Resistance
            PVC                Vinyl                         Saltwater Disposal,      Lightweight,
 Nickel Alloy 200 Pipes           Inconel 625 pipe           Chemical Handling, Water  Cost-effective
                                                             Flooding

           Conclusion

            HDPE               Polyethylene                   Cross-Country Pipelines  Ductile, Lightweight

            Fiberglass         Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer  Oil Field Tubulars, Well   Lightweight, Flexible
                                                              Casing
            Copper             Copper                         Handling Gases          Corrosion Resistance,
                                                                                      Heat Withstanding
            PVDF               Fluoropolymer                  High Purity Applications  High Abrasion
                                                                                      Resistance, Mechanical
                                                                                      Strength
            Galvanized         Zinc Coated Steel              Natural Gas             Rust Prevention
                                                              Transportation





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