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【Daily Question】July 13: What are the common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks?

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This post was last edited by wt2008 on 2015-7-13 08:51. Daily question for the activity (single-choice question): What are the common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks? (  ) A. Deactivation B. Punching C. Welding Closely D. Punching, welding closely or deactivation Answer: D. Punching, welding closely or deactivation. Please participate actively to win prizes. +5 points for correct answers, +2 points for participation. One time per person only. Close this topic in two days.
Reply #22015-07-13
The common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks are (D). Answer: D – using clamps, welding, or shutting down the pipeline
Reply #32015-07-13
The common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks are ( D ). A. Deactivation B. Punching C. Welding in a cover D. Punching, welding in a cover, or deactivation Answer: D
Reply #42015-07-13
One daily activity question (single-choice question): The common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks are (  D  ). A. Deactivation B. Punching C. Welding in a cover D. Punching, welding in a cover, or deactivation
Reply #52015-07-13
D. Punching, wrap welding, or deactivation
Reply #62015-07-13
D. Punching, wrap welding, or deactivation
Reply #72015-07-13
One daily activity question (single-choice question): The common methods for dealing with pipeline leaks are (  D  ). A. Deactivation B. Punching C. Welding in a cover D. Punching, welding in a cover, or deactivation
Reply #82015-07-13
D. Punching, wrap welding, or deactivation
Reply #92015-07-13
D: Use large clips, perform weld wrapping, or discontinue use.

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