Corrugated polyethylene pipe

Corrugated pipes are double-walled pipes (an outer layer with a corrugated appearance or in other words, a ring and a smooth inner layer) that are used to transport fluids of an acidic and alkaline nature. In corrugated pipes, fluid transport occurs by gravity, or in other words, they are responsible for transporting liquid fluids as an underground conduit. The outer surface of corrugated pipes has high strength and withstands all surface and subsurface pressures, including live and dead loads, underground. Polyethylene pipes are considered as a suitable alternative to other pipes and their use is increasing due to their resistance to corrosion in various environments, low weight, easy transportation, simple production process, possibility of production with large diameters, etc.