ERA ship pipeline modules are widely used in open decks and cabinets, isolation cabins, empty

cabins, pipe tunnels, and non critical piping systems (such as ballast piping and domestic hot

and cold water piping systems) on ships and offshore facilities.

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Four major plastic piping systems for ships

It is an ideal choice for ballast water systems due to its lightweight, wear resistance, corrosion

resistance, high strength, and complete specifications. In addition, it has excellent flexibility and

fatigue resistance, which can effectively cope with the frequent pumping and vibration

challenges of seawater.

The ERA ship's domestic hot and cold water supply system is designed specifically for freshwater

supply in living areas, providing a variety of material options such as HDPE, PP-R, and PE-RTII.

It has high strength, corrosion resistance, and chlorine disinfection resistance, which is crucial

for ensuring the quality of life of personnel on board.

The ERA ship's air conditioning and HVAC system uses professional pipelines with low thermal

conductivity to effectively reduce heat loss. When combined with insulation sleeves, it can

prevent the formation of condensed water and enhance the insulation effect. High strength

characteristics ensure stable system pressure and are suitable for various working conditions.

Easy construction, high installation efficiency, corrosion resistance and low-temperature anti

scaling, ensuring stable medium transportation.

The ERA ship water treatment system is responsible for tasks such as seawater filtration and

desalination, sweeping and bilge water treatment, black and grey water treatment, and pool

water circulation. Plastic pipes are highly suitable for such scenarios due to their corrosion

resistance, scale resistance, lightweight texture, and economic and environmental friendliness.

They meet the requirements of sustainable ship operation and effectively ensure the stable

operation of the system.

The product has undergone long-term static hydraulic, fatigue performance, external load

testing, axial tensile strength and other performance tests, and all indicators comply with the

International Maritime Organization (IMO) Resolution A.753 (18) "Guidelines for the

Application of Plastic Pipes on Ships".

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