TEPPFA industry research database contains reports on various characteristics of plastic pipes.
This meta-study, carried out by Montanuniversität Leoben and the Polymer Competence Center Leoben, Austria, and commissioned by TEPPFA, is a stati...
The study is the old version (dated back in 1999) of the Design of large diameter buried PE and PP pipes without internal pressure report ...
This report aims to advise a method to calculate the long-term deflection and resistance against buckling for large diameter plastic pipes. ...
Reservoirs for infiltration, attenuation and storage of stormwater, which are made of cubic thermoplastic boxes according to EN 17152-1 [4] create ...
The Vienna Institute of Environmental Management compared different pipe materials used for water supply and sewer applications. More commonly know...
A comprehensive study carried out by PlasticsEurope and GUA, an Austrian environmental consultancy has important implications for the use of plasti...
Some rather inconsistent information is sometimes disseminated about the nature of non-plastic pipes and the nature of plastic pipe systems. TEPPFA...
In 1999, a key technical study was concluded regarding the design of thermoplastic pipe systems. This project resulted in a much better understandi...
A wide body of technical evidence for choosing plastic pipe systems on the basis of their behavior to accommodate dynamic ground movements is revie...
Legionella in Drinking Water Systems – an issue that does not depend on the pipe material used! Results of an ofi stu...
Plastic manholes and inspection chambers have been applied in sewer networks for the last twenty years. The benefits of plastic manholes and inspec...
Signs of our old age may be obvious. But appearances can be deceptive. So how can we trust such signs on face value? Dutch scientific study of PVC ...
Leaking sewers are a growing problem but a European study could change all that. The independent study called the Sustainable Municipal Pipes or SM...
Polypropylene and polyethylene (collectively known as polyolefin) sewer pipes have been widely used for over 40 years and have an established track...