【HVAC Version】Daily Question 20171031
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This post was last edited by hesonchang214 on 2017-11-8 09:36. Fill in the blanks: When installing indoor water supply inlet pipes and drainage outlet pipes, the horizontal clear distance between them must be no less than ( ) m. When the indoor water supply pipes and drainage pipes are laid parallel to each other, the minimum clear distance between them must be no less than ( ) m; when they are laid perpendicular to each other, the vertical clear distance must be no less than ( ) m. The water supply pipes should be laid above the drainage pipes. If it is necessary to lay the water supply pipes below the drainage pipes, then () must be added to those pipes, and its length shall not be less than () times the diameter of the drainage pipes. Answer: 1.0 0.5 0.15 Sleeve 3
The horizontal clear distance between the indoor water supply inlet pipes and the drainage outlet pipes during installation must be no less than (1) m. When the indoor water supply pipes and drainage pipes are laid parallel to each other, the minimum clear distance between them must be no less than (0.5) m; when they are laid intersectingly, the vertical clear distance must be no less than (0.15) m. The water supply pipes should be laid above the drainage pipes. If it is necessary to lay the water supply pipes below the drainage pipes, then sleeves must be used for these pipes, and their length should be no less than (3) times the diameter of the drainage pipes.
1, 0.5, 0.15, 3
The horizontal clear distance between the indoor water supply inlet pipes and the drainage outlet pipes during installation must be at least (1.0) m. When the indoor water supply pipes and drainage pipes are laid parallel to each other, the minimum clear distance between them must be at least (0.5) m; when they are laid intersecting, the vertical clear distance must be at least (0.15) m. The water supply pipes should be laid above the drainage pipes. If it is necessary to lay the water supply pipes below the drainage pipes, then sleeves must be used for these pipes, and their length should be no less than (3) times the diameter of the drainage pipes.
1, 0.5, 0.15, 3
Oops, an empty value – 1, 0.5, 0.15, sleeve, 3
1, 0.5, 0.15, sleeve, 3
1m. 0.5m 0.15m
The horizontal distance between the water supply inlet pipe and the drainage pipes must be at least 1 meter. When indoor water supply pipes and drainage pipes are laid parallel to each other, the minimum clear distance between them must be at least 0.5 meters; when they are laid intersecting, the vertical clear distance must be at least 0.15 meters. The water supply pipes should be laid above the drainage pipes. If it is necessary to lay the water supply pipes below the drainage pipes, then sleeves should be used for these pipes, with a length that is not less than 3 times the diameter of the drainage pipes.
The horizontal clear distance between the indoor water supply inlet pipes and the drainage outlet pipes during installation must be no less than (1) m. When the indoor water supply pipes and drainage pipes are laid parallel to each other, the minimum clear distance between them must be no less than (0.5) m; when they are laid intersectingly, the vertical clear distance must be no less than (0.15) m. The water supply pipes should be laid above the drainage pipes. If it is necessary to lay the water supply pipes below the drainage pipes, then sleeves must be used for these pipes, and their length should be no less than (3) times the diameter of the drainage pipes.
1, 0.5, 0.15, 3