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what pressure does pvc explode
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The pressure at which PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) can explode or fail varies based on factors such as the pipe's wall thickness, diameter, and the quality of the PVC material. Generally, PVC pipes are designed to handle water pressures up to about 140 psi (pounds per square inch) for most residential applications. However, under certain conditions such as extreme temperature changes, impact, or degradation over time, PVC might fail at lower pressures. For industrial-grade PVC, the pressure rating can be higher, often exceeding 200 psi depending on the specific application and type of PVC. It's crucial to consult the manufacturer's specifications and adhere to local building codes when determining the appropriate PVC type and pressure rating for specific applications. Using PVC beyond its rated capacity can lead to catastrophic failures, risking injury and property damage.
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