CEN/TC 107/WG 10 - Flexible pipe systems for district heating
Functional requirements and test for flexible preinsulated directly buried district heating pipe systems. Operating temperatures 70°C up to 150°C and operating pressure 6 bar up to 25 bar.
Flexible pipe systems for district heating
Functional requirements and test for flexible preinsulated directly buried district heating pipe systems. Operating temperatures 70°C up to 150°C and operating pressure 6 bar up to 25 bar.
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CEN/TC 107/WG 10 is a Working Group within the European Committee for Standardization (CEN). It is named "Flexible pipe systems for district heating" and is responsible for: Functional requirements and test for flexible preinsulated directly buried district heating pipe systems. Operating temperatures 70°C up to 150°C and operating pressure 6 bar up to 25 bar. This committee has published 16 standards.
CEN/TC 107/WG 10 develops CEN standards. The scope of work includes: Functional requirements and test for flexible preinsulated directly buried district heating pipe systems. Operating temperatures 70°C up to 150°C and operating pressure 6 bar up to 25 bar. Currently, there are 16 published standards from this working group.
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