No, composite pipes do not typically have radio frequency shielding properties.
Composite pipes do not generally have inherent radio frequency shielding properties. However, certain composite materials used in pipes, such as carbon fiber or conductive polymer composites, may provide some level of radio frequency shielding if they are specifically designed and engineered for that purpose.
Yes, composite pipes can have radio frequency shielding properties. The use of conductive materials or incorporating conductive layers in the composite structure can provide effective shielding against radio frequency interference.
