1. Water Supply

· Potable Water: HDPE pipes are widely used for transporting drinking water due to their resistance to chemicals and low permeability to contaminants.

· Water Distribution Systems: They are employed in both urban and rural water distribution networks.

2. Sewer and Drainage Systems

· Sanitary Sewer Systems: HDPE pipes are used in gravity sewer systems, including for residential and commercial buildings.

· Stormwater Drainage: They are effective in managing stormwater runoff and are often used in stormwater management systems.

3. Agriculture

· Irrigation: HDPE pipes are utilized in various irrigation systems, including drip and sprinkler systems, due to their flexibility and resistance to clogging.

4. Industrial Applications

· Chemical Transport: HDPE pipes are resistant to many chemicals, making them suitable for transporting various chemicals and hazardous materials.

· Mining: They are used in mining operations for transporting slurry and other materials.

5. Gas Distribution

· Natural Gas: HDPE pipes are used for the distribution of natural gas due to their ability to withstand high pressure and resist leakage.

6. Telecommunications

· Cable Ducting: HDPE pipes are used as conduits for electrical and telecommunications cables, protecting them from environmental damage and physical impact.

7. Geothermal Heating Systems

· Ground Source Heat Pumps: HDPE pipes are used in geothermal systems for their durability and flexibility in burying and maintaining heat transfer efficiency.

8. Environmental Protection

· Landfill Liners: HDPE is used in landfill liner systems to prevent leachate from contaminating groundwater.

· Containment Systems: They are also used in various containment applications to prevent leakage of hazardous substances.

9. Building Construction

· Under-Slab Piping: HDPE pipes are used in construction for under-slab piping in both residential and commercial buildings.

10. Renewable Energy

· Hydroponic Systems: HDPE pipes can be used in hydroponic systems for growing plants without soil.

These applications leverage HDPE’s strengths such as its resistance to corrosion, ability to withstand high pressures, and flexibility, making it a versatile choice in many different fields.