Sentence examples for when pipes from inspiring English sources

When pipes were introduced into Asia, they were quickly adapted and made from materials as diverse as wood, bamboo, jade, ivory, metal, and porcelain.

When pipes get blocked, cleaning "balls" -- wooden or metal spheres 3, 5 and 10 feet in diameter -- are released to open up a way.

When pipes began to freeze and a neighbor complained about balky plumbing, Segar installed a thermostat set permanently to 65 degrees, he said.

Santorini's history of sophisticated water management stretches back 5,000 years to the Bronze Age, when pipes of cold and thermal-heated water ran beneath the island settlement of Akrotiri.

Webster said the area was regularly hit by water supply problems in the winter, when pipes freeze, and in the summer when high demand creates airlocks in the pipes and shrinking clay breaks cast-iron mains.

In terms of extra contamination, each bend was equal to 25 cm, while each valve was equal to 100 cm of pipe length when pipes of 1.8 cm in diameter were used.

Results show an increase in water flow when pipe length and air flow were increased and lift height reduced.

A bit change occurs in outlet air temperature from 19.7 °C to 19.8 °C when pipe space changes from 0.2 to 0.5 m.

That continued when Pipe Bomb shows ended.

When piped through a fuel cell, hydrogen molecules (H2) combine with oxygen, producing only electricity and water.

The pressure drop almost reduces by half when pipe rotation increases from 80 to 160 rpm with 50 L/s flow rate at 45°.