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In general,normal piping practices should be followed to allow for expansion,supports,etc. Please tell me, thank you
In general, normal piping practices should be followed to allow for expansion, supports, etc. Is this a description of a simulation software?
Practices should mean norms and standards, which also goes well with the follow below. Similar usages include the common GMP --Good Manufacturing Practice (literally translated as: good working practices (good manufacturing standards) translated as: Generally follow standard piping/joining practices to allow for expansion and support. :lol This post was last written by lihx_Edited by susan on 2008-2-26 23:44 ]
Generally, codes for common piping should be followed to allow for expansion, bracing, etc. normal practice routine, usual practice
Sorry, I changed it to "Generally, common piping regulations should be followed" to make it more concise: L
allow for may have different interpretations from the perspective of subject and object. For example, can it be translated as "consider"? Expansion may be more appropriate if translated as "thermal expansion and contraction" ； Supports seems more specific if translated into "supports and hangers". That is, generally, common pipeline design specifications should be followed, taking into account the thermal expansion and contraction of the pipeline, supports and hangers, etc.
Support the third floor statement. This post was last edited by ysmzq1 on 2008-3-3 09:41 ]
piping practices refers to the normal practices and practices of piping, expansion refers to thermal expansion, and supports refers to pipe supports. In general, normal piping practices should be followed to allow for expansion, supports, etc. In general, (piping) should be followed to allow for expansion, supports, etc. Generally, (piping) should follow common piping practices, and (fully) consider the thermal expansion of pipes, pipe supports, etc.