Transcription of The FIBERBOND® Engineering Guide
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The FIBERBOND® Engineering Guide
APRIL 2016 The fiberbond Engineering Guide ENGINEERED COMPOSITE PIPING SYSTEMS APRIL 2016 EDITION fiberbond Page 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Introduction II. Series Descriptions III. Supporting fiberbond Piping Systems IV. Calculating Expansion V. Controlling Expansion VI. Hydraulics VII. Other Design Considerations VIII. Physical and Mechanical Properties IX. Appendix I: References X. Appendix II: Governing Equations What is FRP? FRP was originally an abbreviation for Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic. As additional fiber reinforcements were introduced, the term has been expanded to refer to Fiber Reinforced Plastic. You may also hear of terms such as GRP (glass reinforced plastic), RTP (reinforced thermosetting plastic) and RTRP (reinforced thermosetting resin pipe). Even more specific, there is GRE (glass reinforced epoxy), GRVE (glass reinforced vinyl ester) and GRUP (glass reinforced unsaturated polyester).
THE FIBERBOND® ENGINEERING GUIDE FIBERBOND® Page 2 INTRODUCTION FIBERBOND® Engineered Composite Piping Systems are economical choices for use in
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