In modern industry, the application of composite materials in pipeline solutions is becoming increasingly important. Pipeline systems are widely used in the oil, natural gas, chemical, and water treatment industries, where the environmental demands on material performance are extremely stringent. Composite materials, particularly fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP), have become the ideal choice for these industries due to their excellent corrosion resistance and high-temperature stability. Compared to traditional materials, composites can more effectively withstand corrosive media such as acids, alkalis, and salts, extending the service life of pipelines, reducing maintenance and replacement frequencies, and lowering overall operating costs. Additionally, composites possess high strength and rigidity, offering excellent load-bearing capacity at a lighter weight, making the installation and transportation processes more convenient and reducing construction difficulty and costs. Composites maintain good performance under extreme temperatures, providing reliable solutions for both high-temperature oil and gas extraction and low-temperature liquefied natural gas transportation. Their flexible design and manufacturing capabilities allow customization according to specific needs, including diameter, length, shape, and wall thickness, ensuring that pipeline systems fit the usage environment. During production and use, composites have a low environmental impact and are recyclable, aligning with green and sustainable development trends. In the fields of oil, chemicals, water treatment, and industrial discharge, composites demonstrate superior performance and wide applicability, offering efficient and reliable choices for modern industry.
