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MR0274-HD1995-SG Material Requirements for Polyolefin Cold-Applied Tapes for Underground or Submerged Pipeline Coatings-HD1996

MR0274-HD1995-SG Material Requirements for Polyolefin Cold-Applied Tapes for Underground or Submerged Pipeline Coatings-HD1996
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Material requirements for three types of polyolefin-based, cold-applied tapes used in coating pipelines - including pressure-sensitive and butyl-laminate tapes. Historical Document 1995

Product Number: 21301-HD1995
Author: NACE International
Publication Date: 1995
Industry: Pipelines, Tanks, and Underground Systems
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Material requirements are given for three types of polyolefin-based, cold-applied tapes used in coating pipelines. Materials covered include pressure-sensitive and butyl-laminate tapes. These products are divided into two categories: (a) inner layer (Types 1 and 2), and (b) outer layer/mechanical protection (Type 3). Innerlayer tapes (Types 1 and 2) may be used with or without outer-layer tapes (Type 3) as described in this standard. Polyolefin tapes may be applied at fixed coating plants or. at the pipeline right-of-way. Tapes are applied by hand or machine, according to the purchaser's and manufacturer's recommendations. A general description of each of these materials is given, followed by tables containing their physical properties and test methods.   Historical Document 1995

Material requirements are given for three types of polyolefin-based, cold-applied tapes used in coating pipelines. Materials covered include pressure-sensitive and butyl-laminate tapes. These products are divided into two categories: (a) inner layer (Types 1 and 2), and (b) outer layer/mechanical protection (Type 3). Innerlayer tapes (Types 1 and 2) may be used with or without outer-layer tapes (Type 3) as described in this standard. Polyolefin tapes may be applied at fixed coating plants or. at the pipeline right-of-way. Tapes are applied by hand or machine, according to the purchaser's and manufacturer's recommendations. A general description of each of these materials is given, followed by tables containing their physical properties and test methods.   Historical Document 1995

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