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What is the Maximum Operating Pressure (MOP)?

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What is the Maximum Operating Pressure (MOP)?

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Before introduction of the European standard the internal pressure load capacity of PE pressure pipes and fittings was indicate by the nominal pressure stages of a pipe in terms of a PN rating. For instance, pipes rated PN 6 meant that the permissible internal pressure load capacity of the pipe was 6 bar for water at a temperature of 20°C over a lifespan of 50 years. According to the present European standard, the designation (PN) is replaced by the designations (SDR) or (ISO-S). The permissible internal pressure load capacity or maximum operating pressure of PE pipes (PE80, PE100) is based on variable safety factors SF = 1.25 (for water supply pipes) and SF = 2.0 (for gas pipes).

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