Sentence examples for pipework that is from inspiring English sources

Richard Rogers's buildings are famous for revealing pipework that is usually kept hidden.

For example, some older homes, and possibly hotels, may have pipework that is rusty and the rust may cause the water to be cloudy or tinged.

The heat exchangers and pipework required to make a 10MW plant already exist, but the 100MW facility will need a pipe that is not only 1km long (in order to reach the cold water at depth) but ten metres in diameter (in order to bring enough of that cold water to the surface).

And all of the stuff that's underground: pipework, sewage, the electric.

There's a lot of pipework that runs around inside, and the tanks are also inside as well".

The Grangemouth dispute's origins and consequences are as complicated as the pipework that snakes and hisses around the refinery itself.

Due to the thermal deformation of these target elements during heat loading, the pipework that connects the target elements to the water supply manifold is subject to significant forces.

Much of that is wasted, not least because in the past architects have paid little attention to details such as the design of pipework (long, narrow pipes with lots of right angles are far more wasteful than short, fat and straight ones).

"We had to fit a new boiler because the girls were doing lessons in hats and coats, but that has caused major leaks in our ancient pipework, which is encapsulated in asbestos.

So you can imagine, when you start putting on different products that you can't model that aren't connected to the systems and the pipeworks, how much money and time that's going to take to do.

The pipework is all stainless steel, which will eventually be "passivated" (cleaned) in an acid bath to remove any contamination that might react with the HTP.