Practicality of Copper Tubes

Purple copper pipes have very strong connections and are more practical. Because there are many types of pipes on the market, the fittings that are connected are mainly copper. Even though some plumbing components may not use copper fittings, it is still necessary to install copper fittings where they connect to the faucet. However, if copper fittings are connected to other pipes, the robustness of the connection will naturally be additionally challenged by the fact that the physical and mechanical properties of the pipes and fittings are very different when it comes to thermal expansion and contraction due to the different materials used for the pipes and fittings. Therefore, the connection between copper pipes and copper fittings will be much more robust.

We can now see copper pipes being used in many products because they are more practical than other copper pipes. Household appliances such as refrigerators have particularly stringent material requirements due to their own product characteristics and functional requirements, and copper tubing has emerged as the perfect solution to this problem.

It is also used to assemble cryogenic piping in oxygen generating equipment. Small-diameter copper tubes are usually used to transport pressurized liquids (e.g. lubrication systems, oil pressure systems, etc.). and used as pressure measuring tubes for instruments, etc. Copper pipes are strong and corrosion-resistant, making them a modern contractor for installing water mains, heating and cooling pipes in all residential commercial buildings.

Copper pipe is hard, not easily corroded and resistant to high temperature and pressure. It can be used in a variety of environments. In contrast, the disadvantages of many other pipes are obvious. For example, galvanized steel pipes used in residential buildings in the past are highly susceptible to rusting, which can cause problems such as yellowing of tap water and reduced water flow in a short period of time. There are also materials that lose strength rapidly at high temperatures, which can cause unsafe conditions when used in hot water pipes. Copper has a melting point of 1,083 degrees Celsius, which is negligible for copper pipes in hot water systems. Archaeologists found a 4,500-year-old copper pipe in an Egyptian pyramid that is still in use today.

Environmental Advantages of Copper Copper Pipes

Copper pipe compared with ordinary plastic pipe, purple copper pipe in the main material of plastic pipe contains plasticizers and other chemical additives, with time and temperature changes, easy to cause the escape of plastic or hardening and embrittlement. Copper pipe does not have the various modifiers, additives and additives and other chemical components of plastic pipe, the performance is very stable. In addition, the E. coli bacteria in the water supply no longer reproduce in the purple copper piping, and more than 99% of the bacteria in the water are completely killed after 5 hours of entering the purple copper piping. In addition, the structure of copper pipe is very compact and impermeable. No matter what harmful substances such as grease, bacteria, viruses, oxygen and ultraviolet rays will pass through it and contaminate the water. In addition, copper pipes do not contain chemical additives and do not burn to release toxic gases that cause asphyxiation. In addition, copper recycling is good for the environment and is a sustainable green building material.