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Also known as pipes and tubes, tube
tubular section or hollow cylinder for delivery of gases or fluids
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A pipe is a hollow tube used to transport gases or liquids from one place to another. Pipes matter because they're essential infrastructure in homes, buildings, and industries—carrying everything from drinking water and natural gas to sewage and steam.
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- Instance of
- widget
- Part of
- piping
- Image
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- Said to be same as
- tube
- Has use
- air compressor
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- physically interacts with
- liquid
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- Pipe (material)
- opposite of
- hose
- has characteristic
- stiffness
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- Pipes
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- different from
- plumbing
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
- Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
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Article · 日本語
パイプ (Pipe) とは、液体や気体または粉体などの流体を連続的に輸送するのに用いられる管である。
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