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Future challenges in non-metallics from an O&G industry perspective
Non-metallic materials, particularly fiber reinforced polymers (FRP), have a long history in the oil and gas (O&G) industry (see ‘Three phases’ box). But now, some important questions are being asked about the future challenges for non-metallics, specifically FRP composites, within the oil industry. Will its usage tend to increase and what developments are needed to create more efficient applications that would bring greater gains to operators?
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