DRISCOPLEX 6500 MDPE PIPE and FITTINGS DATA SHEET

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1 PerformancePipe.com DRISCOPLEX 6500 MDPE PIPE and FITTINGS DATA SHEET DriscoPlex 6500 Pipe and Fittings meet or exceed: ASTM D2513, D2683, D3261 CAN/CSA-B137.4 UPC ASTM D3350, cell classification PE234373E and PE234375E PPI TR-4 designations PE2708 (PE2406) and PE80 PPI TN-30 DriscoPlex 6500 Yellow MDPE Pipe and Fittings for Natural Gas Distribution, LPG and Propane Gas Distribution, Yard Gas Iron Pipe OD (IPS) ½ to 24, Copper Tube OD (CTS) ½ to 1 ¼ Coils available up through 6 Outdoor Storage up to Three (3) Years per ASTM D2513 NOMINAL PIPE PROPERTIES (1) UNIT TEST METHOD VALUE Density gms / cm 3 ASTM D (yellow) Melt Index (MI) Condition 190 C / 2.16kg gms / 10 min ASTM D Hydrostatic Design Basis 73 F (23 C) psi ASTM D Hydrostatic Design Basis 140 F (60 C) psi ASTM D Minimum Required Strength MPa (psi) ISO (116) Rapid Crack Propagation (Pc) 0 C (32 F) (3) Bar (psi) ISO (123) Color; UV Stabilizer [E] -- ASTM D3350 Yellow; UV stabilized Pipe Test Category -- ASTM D2513 CEE NOMINAL MATERIAL PROPERTIES (1) (2) UNIT TEST METHOD VALUE Flexural Modulus at 2% secant psi ASTM D790 >90,000 Tensile Strength at Yield psi ASTM D638 Type IV 2,800 Elongation at Break 2 in / min., Type IV bar % ASTM D638 >800 Hardness Shore D ASTM D PENT hrs ASTM F1473 >2,000 Vicat Softening Temperature F ASTM D Brittleness Temperature F ASTM D746 < This is not a product specification and does not guarantee or establish specific minimum or maximum values or manufacturing tolerances for material or piping products to be supplied. 2. Values obtained from tests of specimens taken from piping product may vary from these typical values. 3. Determination made on 8" DR-11 pipes for Full Scale test. Pc calculated in accordance with ISO Bulletin: PP107 / March Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Performance Pipe, a division of Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP 5085 W. Park Blvd Suite 500 Plano, TX Phone: Fax: This data sheet provides typical properties for Performance Pipe DriscoPlex pipe and fittings. Before using this product, the user is advised and cautioned to make their own determination and assessment of the safety and suitability of the product for the specific use in question and is further advised against relying on the information contained herein as it may relate to any specific use or application. It is the ultimate responsibility of the user to ensure that the product is suited and the information is applicable to the user s specific application. Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP does not make, and expressly disclaims, all warranties, including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, regardless of whether oral or written, express or implied, allegedly arising from any usage of any trade or from any course of dealing in connection with the use of information contained herein or the product itself. The user expressly assumes all risk and liability, whether based in contract, tort or otherwise, in connection with the use of the information contained herein or the product itself. Further, information contained herein is given without reference to any intellectual property issues, as well as federal, state or local laws which may be encountered in the use thereof. Such questions should be investigated by the user. The data sheet may change periodically. Visit for the most current data sheet. Page 1 of 1

2 DriscoPlex 6500 Series PE2708 (PE2406) Standard and Dimension Sheet Please visit for the most up-to-date information CTS = COPPER TUBE SIZE Dimension Ratio Outside Diameter Minimum Wall MAOP (psig per CFR Part F or less) Weight (lbs) per 100 ft. Coil/Joint (feet) Packing Dimensions ID / OD / Width Number Coils / Joints Per Pallet or Pallet/ Footage Number Pallet / s Per 48 ft. 1/2" ,000 30"/44"/6" 12 12, ,000 1" ' 30"/42"/11" 8 4,000' ,000' IPS = IRON PIPE SIZE Dim ension Ratio Outside Diameter Minimum Wall MAOP (psig per CFR Part F or less) Weight (lbs) per 100 ft. Coil/Joint (feet) Packing Dim ensions ID / OD / Width Numbe r Coils / Joints Per Pallet or Pallet/ Footage Number Pallet / s Per 48 ft. 3/4" ' 30"/44"/10" 7 3, ,000' 1" ' 30"/44"/12" 6 3,000' 26 78,000' 1 1/4" ' 48"/72"/7-1/2" 12 6,000' 7 42,000' 1 1/2" ' 48"/75"/8-1/2" 8 4,000' 7 28,000' 2" ' 52"/78"/13" 7 3,500' 7 24,500' ' 70/96/23-3/4" 4 2, ,000 3" soft bundles 50 2, , /96/23-3/4" 4 2, ,000 4" ' 70/93"/41 2 1,000' 6 6,000' 40' soft bundles , /93"/49-1/2 upright 1, , ,000 84/116/49 upright 8 coils 8,000 40' soft bundles ,280' /120/50 upright 8 coils 4,000 6" ' soft bundles ,280' /120/50 upright 8 coils 4,000 8" ' soft bundles " ' bulk packs 8 joints/layer 10 3,600' 320' 6 1,920' Pressure Rating is based on an operating temperature of 73 F per 49 CFR 192. Pipe weights are calculated in accordance with PPI TR- 7. OD and Minimum wall plus 6% is used in estimating fluid flow. Actual ID will vary. When designing components to fit the pipe ID, refer to pipe dimensions and tolerances in the applicable pipe manufacturing specification. Bulletin: PP November Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Performance Pipe, a division of 5085 W. Park Blvd., Suite 500 Phone: Chevron Phillips Chemical Company LP Plano, TX Fax:

3 IPS Gas Soft Sided s PERFORMANCE PIPE IPS PRODUCTS SOFT-SIDED BUNDLES (20,40 & 50 Joints) (Note 1) Style Pipe OD Joints Per s Per 20 /40 /50 Joints Per 20 /40 /50 DR 20 Joints 40 Joints 50 Joints 20 / 10 / NA 1,000 / 500 / NA 7 20,000 20,000 N/A 3 Soft / 13 / NA 1,300 / 650 / NA 9 26,000 26,000 N/A 28 / 14 / NA 1,400 / 700 / NA ,000 28,000 N/A 22 / 11 / / 319 / ,760 12,760 13,050 4 Soft / 14 / / 406 / ,240 16,240 15, / 14 / / 406 / ,240 16,240 18, / 14 / / 406 / ,240 16,240 20, / 11 / / 143 / ,720 5,720 5,850 6 Soft / 14 / / 182 / ,280 7,280 7,150' 28 / 14 / / 182 / ,280 7,280 9,100 8 Soft / 10 / / 90 / ,600 3,600 4,500 Note 1: GAS DISTRIBUTION When travelling in states with a 13 6 maximum height restriction shipping 13 or 14 bundles of 3 or 6 may exceed the height restriction unless the trailer height is 58or below (depending on the thickness of the bottom board utilized). Revised: 02/27/2013 Page 1 of 5

4 IPS Gas Soft Sided s Soft Sided Style: For encasing all straight lengths between OD and OD. (1) Lumber s and Placement: (a) Will be constructed using 3 x 4 bottom boards for GAS DISTRIBUTION (SERIES ).( 3 x 4 boards actually have a thickness of approximately 2.5, not to be less than 2) Hardwood or softwood is acceptable. Grooved boards are preferable, but not mandatory as the banding will create a notch in some soft woods securing the banding in place. (b) The bottom board length requirement is that the bottom board must go past the center point of the outer joints but not extend past the outer edge of the outer joint. IPS Pipe Target Board Length 3 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 4 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 6 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 8 42 (+0.75, -0.00) (c) Bottom boards are spaced at three (3) equidistant locations for twenty-foot (20 ) joints. (d) Bottom boards are spaced at six (6) equidistant locations for forty-foot (40 ) joints. (e) Bottom boards are spaced at seven (7) or eight (8) equidistant locations for fifty-foot (50 ) joints depending on bundling cart and plant. (2) Top Boards: (a) Top boards may be used to increase the stability of 3 to 8 soft bundles at manufacturer s discretion or at the customer s request. (b) Top boards are placed on each end of the bundle, in line with the end bottom board. (Optional middle top boards are acceptable) (c) Top boards may be constructed of 2 X 6 boards. The thickness of the top board should not exceed the thickness of the bottom board. Hardwood or softwood is acceptable. (d) The top board length requirement is that the top board must go past the center point of the outer joints but not extend past the outer edge of the outer joint. IPS Pipe Target Board Length 3 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 4 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 6 42 (+0.75, -0.00) 8 42 (+0.75, -0.00) Revised: 02/27/2013 Page 2 of 5

5 IPS Gas Soft Sided s (3) Banding: It is important that each band on a soft-side bundle be tightened to the same tension. Air regulated or battery operated banding equipment is acceptable. Use at least one ¾ X.050 or 5/8 X.035 polyester banding per bottom board. If using 5/8 X.035 polyester place one band around pipe between boards. At the plant s discretion one band may please placed around the pipe on each end of the pack to help secure the caps/plugs and to stabilize the pack. (4) Storage: Soft-side bundles must be stacked plumb to prevent leaning. Special care must be taken when staging bundles in storage. Packs may be stacked in the plant yard on lumber to prevent the bottom of the pipe from coming in contact with the ground. (5) Transport: Performance Pipe Transport Strapping Policy (A.10 Pckg EXH2-Strapping Table) establishes minimum requirements regarding the number of trucker straps used by all transportation providers to secure bundles. The policy also contains conditions regarding the tightening of straps after a carrier leaves a Performance Pipe facility. (6) Tarping: All series bundles may be smoked tarped at least 8 back on top and 8 in front and on sides or full tarped depending on customer request. (7) End Caps: Place ventilated end caps (or plugs) on all series products. Revised: 02/27/2013 Page 3 of 5

6 IPS Gas Soft Sided s IPS Soft Sided s (Examples) 3 IPS 4 IPS 50 Joints Per 29 Joints Per 6 IPS 8 IPS 13 Joints Per 9 Joints Per GAS DISTRIBUTION ONLY Revised: 02/27/2013 Page 4 of 5

7 IPS Gas Soft Sided s IPS Soft Sided Patterns (20, 40 & 50 Joints) Pipe OD Style Height (Note 2) BTM Board Length (Note 1) Joints Per s Per 20 /40 /50 Pattern DR (Note 3) Soft /10/NA 7 1,000 2,000 N/A 26/13/NA 13/12/13/12 9 1,000 2,000 N/A 28/14/NA ,000 2,000 N/A 22/11/ ,160 1, Soft /14/ ,160 1,450 10/9/10 28/14/ ,160 1,450 28/14/ ,160 1, (Note 3) Soft Note 1 : Figure is also top board length 22/11/ /14/11 7/ /14/ Soft /10/10 5/ Note 2 : height determined using 2 ½ thick boards. Note 3 : When travelling in states with a 13 6 maximum height restriction shipping 13 or 14 bundles of 3 or 6 may exceed the height restriction unless the trailer height is 58 or below (depending on the thickness of the bottom board utilized). Revised: 02/27/2013 Page 5 of 5