Method of making compound pipes for conveying various fluids and

Pipes and tubular conduits – Reinforced – With embedded element

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138125, 138127, 174 47, 1562755, F16L 0904

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ABSTRACT:
A method of making a tube for carrying various fluids and materials, the tube comprising from the inside to the outside a layer of impervious plastics material, a first layer of glass fibers connected to the impervious layer, a layer of electrically conducting material and a second layer of glass fibers, the three lastly named layers being impregnated with a resin polymerized through heating of the layer of electrically conducting material which may be a heating metal wire resistor.

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