Is a drainage ditch the same as a gutter? ?
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Is a drainage ditch the same as a gutter? ? ?
Distinguish between clean wastewater and sewage tanks
What you’re referring to is probably a rainwater drain, which is different from the sewage drains that are commonly used
What you’re saying is too general; sewers come in many different types depending on the type of material discharged into them. There are sealed isolation sewers for discharging toxic and harmful substances, stormwater sewers for carrying rainwater, and sewers for disposing of domestic wastewater – their functions vary based on the type of material involved
It refers to the drainage ditches in a factory’s production workshop; can it be called a gutter?
The drainage ditch on the ground is just a ditch!
The last edit to this post was made by wgd101cn on 2010-4-24 at 15:16. There is a saying that the drainage channels on the floor of a production workshop should be called drainage channels, and not gutters! I’m not sure if that’s correct? ? ? ?