Sentence examples for pressurized pipe from inspiring English sources

b P70: X70 pressurized pipe.

d P80: X80 pressurized pipe.

Leak noise localisers and leak noise correlators are listening devices which use accelerometers to sense leak-induced sounds or vibrations caused by water escaping from a pressurized pipe.

Hostalen polypropylene (PP) pressurized pipe materials are combined homogeneously and permanently with each other, through heating tool socket fusion welding, and also with heated tool butt welding or extrusion welding.

The model performs extended period simulation of hydraulic and water-quality behavior within pressurized pipe networks and was designed to be a research instrument that advances our understanding of the movement and destiny of drinking water constituents within distribution schemes (Rossman 1999, 2000).

Based on Eq. (2), the critical bending moment of the pressurized pipe can be obtained by introducing the internal pressure as a quadratic polynomial, and described as follows: M_{text{p}} = M cdot left[ {b_{1} cdot left( {{{sigma_{theta } } mathord{left/ {vphantom {{sigma_{theta } } {sigma_{text{s}} }}} right.

This paper presents some results of an extensive investigation on the failure of the pressurized double-piping system (pipe-in-pipe system) being one of the main structural elements of the thermo-conditioning installation in the sewage treatment plant.

By means of parametric finite element analyses, the influence of pipe forming angle, weld strength overmatch and material strength anisotropy on the tensile strain capacity was investigated for (un- pressurized pipe sections and wide plates.

The pipes were filled with water and pressurized; the pressure was maintained at 35 MPa till the first through-thickness crack was observed.

It was used to minimise the amount of releasable ammonia by the insertion of automatic valve devices along the pipe containing pressurized ammonia.

Majority (>75%) of the study participants wash their hands before eating and after using latrine.> -wrap-foot> Piped water*: pressurized and treated ground water reaching to people for use through pipes or tubes.