Pipe repairing sleeves

Composite sleeves or full composite wraps are the latest innovation in pipeline defect repair where leakage or spillage has not started.

They are well suited for repairing contoured pipelines and sections of pipelines where fittings are installed, such as small take-off points or metering points.

They are capable of restoring damaged pipelines to their original Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP), with the added benefit of coating the pipes to protect them from corrosion. Today, commercially available prefabricated sleeves (designed and cured in a factory for rapid installation on site and also wet sleeves that are wrapped and cured on site as needed.

Most popular and CPL approved (Chevron Pipeline Company) composite sleeve is Clock Spring® which are made up of corrosion-resistant high tensile fiberglass material.

However, ASME B31.8 only accepts such repairs in case “proven through reliable engineering tests and analysis.” Where possible, composite sleeve wrapping is carried out at one-third of the operating pressure so that sleeve can share hoop stress once the pipe is restored to regular operation.

During application, fiberglass is wrapped around a damaged portion of bare pipe, after cleaning, in layers, and a filler metal is applied in each layer. For dented areas, special hardening filler material (provided by composite sleeve manufacturer) is used before the application of sleeve wrapping. Pipeline pressure should be kept reduced until the completion of sleeve installation and curing time.

plit reinforcement sleeves, are weldable repair sleeves that encaptulate a pipe. The halfsole units have beleved axial joints for welding to the damaged pipe.

Dented, wall thinning or weaken areas are strengtened by the split repair sleeve.

 

Reinforcement pipe sleeve repair sleeves have square cut butt ends for welding to the pipe. Weld protection strips may be installed in a grove cut as an option.

Closing clamp bolts may be attached for final closing before welding. Strap clamps or manual pipe jacks may also be used for final closing.

 

The units may ship with shop prime or no finish coating.

Backing strips may be milled on the inside. Compression closing for final welding may be accomplished by removable bolt clamps, .

Pipe repair for ship piping, oil/gas lines, water, steam and chemical pipes.

Available for all American and International pipe sizes.

Split repair sleeves are supplied, based on the client’s material requirements and lengths.

ScheduleSch 10, Sch 20, Sch30, Sch40, Sch STD, Sch 60, Sch XS, Sch80, Sch100, Sch120, Sch140, Sch160, Sch XXS, UPTO 100MM
Width100mm to 450mm
How to order?
  • Pipeline size
  • Required length of sleeve
  • Existing pipeline wall thickness
  • Backing strips required (Yes/ No)
  • Material grade required
Testing Provided By ManufacturerNACE TM0177, H2 SERVICE, NACE TM0284, NACE MR0175, SSC TEST, HIC TEST, IBR, etc.
Main MarketUnited States (USA), Mexico, United Arab Emirates (UAE), Oman, Kuwait, Spain, Japan, Singapore, Brazil, Chile, Germany, Myanmar (Burma), South Korea, Philippines, Colombia, Taiwan, Nigeria, Netherlands, Hong Kong, Malaysia, France, Canada, China, Indonesia, Turkey, Australia, Pakistan, Belgium, Saudi Arabia (KSA), Sri Lanka, Jaipur, Ernakulam, Santiago, Pimpri Chinchwad, Muscat, Maharashtra, Bengaluru, Atyrau, Rajkot, Colombo, Madrid, Hougang, Howrah, Dallas, Birmingham, Dubai, Caracas, Algiers, Calgary, Kota Kinabalu, Edmonton, Jebel Ali, Secunderabad, South Africa, Greece, Italy, Iran, Iraq Nepal, Romania, Poland, Thailand, Egypt, Vietnam, Kenya, Qatar, Bangladesh, United Kingdom (UK), Jordan
Standard
  • ASME B36.10M, ASME B31.4 and B31.8 Standards
  • API 5L – Specification for Line Pipe
  • API | ASTM | DIN | EN | AS PER CLIENT DRAWING
  • NACE TM 0186 – Holiday Detection of Internal Tubular Coatings of 10-30 Mils Dry Film Thickness
  • NACE TM 0384 – Holiday Detection of Internal Tubular Coatings of Less Than 10 Mils Dry Film Thickness
  • NACE: National Association of Corrosion Engineers.
  • ASTM – Iron & Steel Products
  • ASME Section IX
  • ASTM: American Society for Testing Materials
  • API: American Petroleum Institute
  • API 1104/ANSI 1331.3 – The procedure and quality of radiography examination limits of acceptability, repair and removal of defects etc
  • NACE No. 1 / SSPC-SP5 – White Metal Blasting
  • SSPC: Steel Structures Painting Council.
  • NACE MR0175 / ISO 15156 – Materials for use in H2S containing Environment in oil and gas production.
  • NACE SP 0188 – Discontinuity (Holiday) Testing of Protective Coatings
  • SSPC-V1S1 – Visual standard for Abrasive blast cleaned steel

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