The phrase "associated piping" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to engineering, plumbing, or any field where piping systems are discussed, indicating pipes that are connected or related to a specific system or component.
Example: "The technician inspected the associated piping to ensure there were no leaks before starting the system."
Alternatives: "connected piping" or "related piping".
We provide utility service for autoclaves, including associated piping, valves, and fixtures.
As part of design simplification it uses natural circulation flow with no recirculation pumps or their associated piping.
As plant fires can impact a wide area, this study further investigated using the analytical equation to model fire on a detailed geometry of a pressurized vessel with associated piping.
The analysis consisted of a systematic evaluation of existing safety valves and rupture discs including the identification of the service conditions and design cases as well as the sizing calculations of the individual device and associated piping.
"What resulted was a brief, self-contained fire which damaged several valves, associated piping and control cables.
The fluid medium used for filling the microfluidic chip and associated piping was also prepared immediately prior to the experiment.
Headcutting is commonly associated with piping, because headcuts frequently expose the subsoil.
The current quality management process associated with piping fabrication has a number of limitations, resulting primarily from human error and lack of consistency.
Although gully development is frequently observed to be associated with piping and tunnel erosion in many parts of the world, there is a lack of detailed studies on their spatial interactions.
and other costs associated with piping, electrical, civil works, direct installation cost, auxiliary services, instrumentation and controls, and site preparation.
The other costs associated with piping, civil works and electrical works can be obtained in the form of Eq. (1) followed by Table 1.
