Abstract: The invention relates to a composition comprising at least one fluoropolymer and at least one high-density filler. The invention also relates to a thermoplastic composite tubular structure which comprises at least one external layer consisting of said composition. The invention also relates to the process for the manufacture of said composition, and also to its applications as external layer for weighing down thermoplastic composite pipes transporting fluids in the context of oil and gas exploration and exploitation.

Abstract: The invention relates to the field of cables for an offshore environment (known as “downhole cables”). More particularly, the invention relates to an electrical cable having an insulating multilayer structure based on fluorinated polymers and polyolefins. This structure is made up of multiple layers that are intercohesive and obtained by coextrusion. The invention also relates to the use of said cable as a drilling material for extracting petroleum or natural gas.

Abstract: “The present invention concerns a multilayer structure comprising, in the following order: optionally a layer A, comprising at least one fluoropolymer, a layer B comprising at least one fluoropolymer and one acrylic copolymer comprising monomers having a plurality of functional groups X, a layer C comprising of at least one first olefinic polymer comprising monomers having a plurality of functional groups Y capable of interacting with the functional groups X, optionally, an intermediate layer D comprising at least one second olefinic polymer comprising monomers having a plurality of functional groups Z capable of interacting with said functional groups Y, said second olefinic polymer being different to that/those comprised in said layer C; and a layer E comprising at least one third olefinic polymer that is incompatible with said fluoropolymer of said layer A and/or said layer B.