The phrase "aluminium pipe" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a pipe made of aluminium, commonly in contexts related to construction, plumbing, or manufacturing.
Example: "The contractor recommended using an aluminium pipe for the new drainage system due to its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties."
Alternatives: "aluminum tubing" or "aluminum conduit".
In this study a cylindrical cracked aluminium pipe is considered.
In third heater, instead of aluminium pipe, PVC pipes are used.
The pistol is made from 32mm ID PVC pipe, some aluminium extrusion and aluminium pipe, wood for the grip and various pieces of metal and plastic.
The metal cathode was 4 mm in diameter and the aluminium pipe 30 mm in length and 12 mm or 20 mm, respectively, in diameter.
A pin-shaped metal cathode, in combination with a specially designed outlet port for the argon gas, makes it possible to deposit a thin metal film inside an aluminium pipe.
Behavior of the Lorenzian function as a function of frequency, fitted to experimentally measured TE110 (left and right figures of the top figure) and a TE210 (left and right figures of the bottom figure) resonance in an air filled aluminium pipe of 128.5 mm internal diameter.
Shimmering aluminium pipes lead to a golden flare.
Blix is quite withering about some of the intelligence passed by the US to Unmovic involving giant drones, mobile bio-laboratories, aluminium pipes supposedly for centrifuges, and uranium yellowcake from west Africa.
The whole thing sits on a big wooden platform, then aluminium pipes are set down and filled with glycol and a barrier's built before we flood it with water.
The experimental investigation was conducted using commercial aluminium pipes with diameter-to-thickness (D/t) ratio in the range 20 48.
First collector has been fabricated with concrete embedded with aluminium pipes for water flow while in second design, thermal conductive material has been added with concrete.
