Pipe Freezing Service
Overview
Technical Specification
Parameter | Metric | Imperial |
---|---|---|
Min Pipe Dia | 100 mm | 4 inch |
Max Pipe Dia | 609 mm | 24 inch |
Pipe Temperature | 50° to 120° C | 122° F to 248°F |
Fluid Used | Liquid Nitrogen | |
Carbon dioxide | ||
Material covered | Carbon Steels | |
Aluminum Alloys | ||
Cast Iron | ||
Stainless Steel | ||
Epoxy Coated Pipes | ||
Nickel Alloys | ||
Copper-based Alloys | ||
Line Medium | Freshwater | |
Glycol solutions | ||
Seawaters | ||
Effluents / Sewage | ||
Produced water | ||
Sludge’s | ||
Crude oil | ||
Fuel oils | ||
Lubrication oils | ||
Various chemical product |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pipe Freezing?
Pipe freezing is a method that uses an ice plug to temporarily block a section of a pipeline, allowing maintenance or modifications without draining the entire system.