uPVC Casing Pipes & Fittings
Product Brief
- HSN Code : Pipes- 39172390 & Fittings – 39174000
- Material: Unplastisized Polyvinyl Chloride (uPVC).
- Pressure Rating:
- Shallow Casing (CS) pipe
- Medium Casing (CM) pipe
- DeepWell Casing (CD) pipe
- Tensile Strength 50 ± 5 N/mm
- SDR type Casing pipe is available in Size 4″ to 16″
- Colour: Deep Blue
- Form Supplied: CS – CM – CD pipe in 3mtr length with male- female thread socket
uPVC Casing Pipes
uPVC Casing Pipes
uPVC Casing Fittings
uPVC Casing Moulded Fittings
End Cap Threaded
More DetailsuPVC Casing Fabricated Fittings
Advantages
Strong, Durable and Maintenance free
Convenient Joining Have High Precision Trapezoidal Threads Which Ensure Easy Joining
Better Flow characteristics
Low Frictional Loss
Chemical & Bacterial Resistance
Eco-Friendly & Light weight
Low cost and economical
Easy to Transport and Install
Non- Corrosive, Does not rust
Suitable for Underground and Under Water Usage
Technical Details
Following factors may result in pipe deformation and bursting. Bore mechanics should take care while installation:
- Hydraulic pressure difference created by inside water and outside while drilling mud.
- Hydraulic pressure and heat created during bentonite/cement grouting.
- Stress formation due to types of rocks, clay and shale present outside the pipe.
- Development of sudden internal vacuum inside the pipe.
- Lateral compression and brittle failure after external impact of the hard bedrock.
CASING PIPE INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
- Drill the bore of the required size and depth in the ground. Care should be taken that it is vertical, without any bends.
- To obtain better results, ensure that the reamed borehole is at least 15 to 25 cm more than the outside diameter of the casing pipe.
- In bore wells with loose boulders, casing pipes are recommended for the entire depth.
- Use slotted pipes manufactured by Finolex. We do not recommend slotting to be done by any other company.
- Don’t use vertical slotted pipes in a bore well as they may not have enough strength and are not recommended by IS 12818 standard.
- Check to ensure that pipe threads are not damaged. Clean it with normal water to avoid forceful jointing. Don’t use any chemicals for cleaning pipe threads.
- Ensure that rubber gaskets are properly placed in the groove on the male threads of the pipe.