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When we write this book, after researching, we think about not being kept on a bookcase, but being widely used. The products currently used are weighed and the effect of time, the interaction between its walls and the fluid flowing therein, the leaves more brittle causing rupture. The idea is to replace existing pipes with a smaller steel pipe API grade wrapped with composite material used as reinforcement or coating the products existing in composite materials, minimizing the problems associated with the welding process, and corrosion resistance under stress. In terms of cost, the proposed pipeline will be more accessible to poor countries over the current product available there as well, processing of poor countries with relatively simple technology, providing them pipelines that are more resistant. The new product tested is more resistant to currently produced, which can be highlighted the excellent physical properties such as tenacity, elasticity, tensile strength and deformation, making them more flexible, even in adverse conditions.

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Doctor in Sciences and Material Engineering by UFCG (2010). He has experience as a professional and researcher in the areas of Oil and Natural Gas, working mainly in the following topics: organophilic clays, oil base fluids, rheology, clay compositions and composite materials development used as pipeline reinforcement.

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