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Plumbing is any
system that
conveys fluids for a wide
range of applications.
Plumbing uses pipes, valves,
plumbing fixtures, tanks, and
other apparatuses...
- In finance,
plumbing (or
financial plumbing),
refers to the
portions of the
financial system that
allow for the
movement of
capital and
manage risk. Portions...
- In
plumbing, a trap is a U-shaped
portion of pipe
designed to trap
liquid or gas to
prevent unwanted flow; most
notably sewer gases from
entering buildings...
- such as
regulating (or measuring)
fluid flow.
These ****ings are used in
plumbing to mani****te the
conveyance of
fluids such as
water for potatory, irrigational...
- Mechanical, Electrical, and
Plumbing (MEP)
refers to the
installation of
services which provide a
functional and
comfortable space for the
building occupants...
- A
plumbing fixture is an
exchangeable device which can be
connected to a
plumbing system to
deliver and
drain water. The most
common plumbing fixtures...
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potable (drinking) water, hot-water production,
sewage and
drainage in
plumbing systems. The
origin of the word "plumber"
dates from the
Roman Empire....
- A
plumbing code is a code that
provides regulations for the design, installation, and
inspection of
building plumbing and
sanitary systems. In the United...
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Crane Plumbing Corporation was a
Canadian manufacturer of
plumbing fixtures,
established in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 1906, as a
subsidiary of the U.S. firm...
- of
Plumbing Engineers (ASPE) is the
international organization for
professionals skilled in the design,
specification and
inspection of
plumbing systems...
