Polyethylene dredging pipe is one of the newest and latest diverse applications of polyethylene pipe. As dredging becomes increasingly common, HDPE pipe is ideal for transporting fluids under pressure. It is mixed with innocuous materials such as clay, sludge, sand, gravel, and large solid materials. HDPE dredging pipes are made of high-density polyethylene materials and can be produced in different dimensions. Dredging pipes are produced and welded with two HDPE flange adapters and two flanges, also called “flanged HDPE pipe,” which can easily connect two pipes using polyethylene flange and cover them with floats to keep them afloat at sea. Dredging pipes are preferred for agricultural applications, sludge dredging, and mining projects. HDPE dredging pipes are used along with polyurethane (foam) floats.
HDPE dredging pipes are usually produced in 12 and 6-meter lengths. However, per customer request, they can also be produced in custom lengths, thicknesses, and diameters. Dredging pipes are easily implementable due to their lightweight and buoyant properties. Dredging pipes can be used in different areas, including large open spaces. You can also see the information below about dredging pipes’ application areas:
Application areas for HDPE dredging pipes:
- HDPE dredging pipes can be installed above the sea for slurry discharge.
- HDPE dredging pipes are used in lake and ocean dredging projects.
- Dredging pipes are used in mining projects.
- HDPE dredging pipes can be used in the chemical industries.
- River discharge projects are also preferred with HDPE dredging pipes.
- HDPE dredging pipes dredge sand and gravel at sea.
- Dredging pipes can be installed for offshore discharge.
- HDPE dredging pipes are also used in agricultural projects.
- HDPE dredging pipes for coastal recreational projects.
- Application of dredging pipes in navigation.
