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× Seamless pipes should be used as much as possible
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (Mistake)
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (Mistake)
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (X) Seamless steel pipes or welded steel pipes can be used
True or False: The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless tubing should be used. (√)
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Incorrect. Seamless steel pipes should be used for steam pipelines with a pressure greater than 1.0 MPa gauge pressure and a temperature above 200°C, as well as for hot water pipelines with a pressure greater than 1.6 MPa (gauge pressure) and a temperature of 180°C or less. For steam pipes, hot water pipes, and condensate pipes with a pressure of less than 1.6 MPa (gauge pressure) and a temperature of less than 200°C, seamless steel pipes or welded steel pipes can be used
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (Mistake)
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (X)
The waste pipe should be as short as possible with minimal bends, and seamless pipes should be used. (Mistake)