Five-layer pipes are a type of pipe that consists of five different layers and are used in heating, cooling and water distribution systems in buildings. Unlike metal pipes, five-layer pipes are very flexible due to having a structure of different materials and a special shape, and special connections are used to connect them to each other. Some of the common connections of five-layer pipes are:
1 Valve fittings (Push fit): This type of fittings is used to connect five-layer pipes to different valves and plugs. By using this type of connections, there is no need for welding or any other special tools to connect the pipes and only by pressing the pipes into the connection, the connections are formed.
2 Blade connections (Press fit): This type of connection is used to connect five-layer pipes to each other or to different valves and plugs. By using this type of connections, the pipes are pressed into the connections and then using a special tool that the connections are made with, the connections are formed quickly and easily.
3. Compression fittings: This type of fittings is used to connect five-layer pipes to each other or to different valves and plugs. By using this type of connection, the pipes are compressed inside the connection and the movement of water is prevented.
4 Adhesive joints: This type of joint is used to connect five-layer pipes to each other. Using a special glue that is placed on the ends of the pipes, the pipes are stuck together and connections are formed. These types of connections are useful for connecting pipes that are located in places with limited space and the possibility of easy connection is not available.
5. Nipple connections: This type of connection is used to connect five-layer pipes to each other, as well as to various valves and plugs. This type of connection includes a nipple and a special connection, which is formed by placing the nipple inside the pipe and using a special tool.
In general, five-layer pipe connections are used to connect to each other and to various valves and plugs in water distribution and heating systems. Each of these connections is suitable for specific conditions and needs, and to choose the best type of connection, you must consider the conditions and work environment and use a solution that increases efficiency and reduces errors.
In general, five-layer pipes are widely used for water distribution and heating systems in buildings. These pipes are very flexible due to having a structure of different material and special shape, and special joints are used to connect them to each other.
In addition, the five-layer pipes are made of plastic, aluminum, glue and polyoxymethylene and are very resistant to moisture and corrosion. These pipes also have high thermal insulation and increase the ability to maintain water temperature for a long time.
In general, five-layer pipes with features such as high flexibility, resistance to corrosion and moisture, having thermal insulation and the ability to easily connect to water distribution and heating systems, are very suitable for use in buildings.
