Gas and Power Industry
Plastic Pipes Conference Association # 1979 Brigthon
Moore, Sprecher
Power engineers have an urgent need for the extreme corrosion resistance which GRP can provide. Engineers in the power industry are finding that GRP materials have the properties needed to meet the new requirements - and that they can do so at reasonable cost. We believe that the power industry will continue to be a fine new growth area for GRP materials. A review of case histories is made - identifying those reinforced plastics applications dealing with corrosion control in the power industries.
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