The phrase "pipe system" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a system of pipes that are connected and used for a specific purpose, such as carrying water or gas. Example: "The plumber inspected the pipe system in the house and found a leak in one of the pipes."
Mr. McCullough's family has filed a lawsuit against Consolidated Edison, which owns the city's almost century-old steam pipe system.
The early builders constructed one pipe system to deal with both sanitary sewer water, carrying waste from homes, and storm water.
If last week you had shown me the piece of pipe system that Laila and I built on Tuesday, I would never have believed it.
Should there be vegetation?" Ultimately, a seven-shade color scheme of blues, grays and whites, based on the local atmospheric conditions, was selected for the high-rise stack and pipe system, Mr. Bristol said.
He said the agency had made repairs to the system under Ms. Wallace-Lloyd's building as recently as December and had a plan in place to begin replacing the steam pipe system serving the whole complex within months.
The heat is transferred by a separate pipe system of desalinated water and then sent through the city's vast underground tunnel network to the district heating system, for which the tunnels were originally built.
With a dry-pipe system, firefighter action is needed.
If you have to do it, then you can choose between a plastic-pipe system, which is easier to install, or black iron pipe, which is generally used in high-rises.
The soil-pipe system was modeled as an elastic continuum.
The soil-pipe system was modeled under plain strain conditions.
Implementation of a two-pipe system instead of a four-pipe system results in nearly 5% reduction in total annual cost.
