How to choose the right size of PE electrofusion pipe fittings

When choosing the appropriate size of PE electrofusion fittings, several additional factors need to be taken into account:

  Temperature variations in the installation area. Extreme temperatures can affect the performance and durability of the fittings. For instance, in very cold climates, fittings with better cold resistance might be needed.

  Exposure to direct sunlight or other weather conditions. UV radiation can degrade some materials over time.

  The expected volume and speed of the fluid passing through the pipe. A higher flow rate might require larger diameter fittings to minimize pressure loss.

  Any pulsation or turbulence in the flow that could impact the choice of fitting.

  Compatibility with valves, pumps, and other equipment connected to the pipeline. The fittings should match the connection types and sizes of these components.

  Ensuring that the fittings' material and properties are compatible with any seals or gaskets used in the system.

  Consider if there is a possibility of expanding the pipeline system in the future.

 Choosing fittings that allow for easy additions or modifications can save costs and effort later on.

 Anticipating changes in the fluid type or pressure requirements and selecting fittings that can accommodate these potential changes.

  While quality is important, the cost of the fittings should also fit within the project budget.

  Availability of the specific size and type of fitting in the local market to ensure timely installation without significant delays.

  Adhering to local building codes and industry standards related to pipeline fittings to ensure safety and compliance.

  Meeting any specific standards or certifications required for the application, such as in the water supply or gas distribution sectors.