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standpipe in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Standpipe may
refer to:
Standpipe (firefighting), a
rigid vertical or
horizontal pipe to
which fire...
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contrast to dry
standpipes,
which can be used only by firefighters, wet
standpipes can be used by
building occupants. Wet
standpipes generally already...
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- A rig
standpipe is a
solid metal pipe
attached to the side of a
drilling rig's
derrick that is a part of its
drilling mud system. It is used to conduct...
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Belton Standpipe may
refer to:
Belton Standpipe (Belton,
South Carolina),
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in
Anderson County, South...
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could handle higher pressures were developed. In the
United Kingdom,
standpipes consisted of tall, exposed, N-shaped pipes,[citation needed] used for...
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attempting to lure him inside. The
Standpipe was a
large water tower in Derry, very
similar to the
Thomas Hill
Standpipe. In its
earlier days, it remained...
- The
Harper Standpipe is a
standpipe built during 1886–87 in Harper, Kansas. It was
listed on the
National Register of
Historic Places in 2017. It was deemed...
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called a
standpipe may be
attached to the trap to
prevent the
disruption of the seal in
other nearby traps. The most
common use of
standpipes in houses...
- tower.
Standpipes were
replaced by
water towers because they were
generally cheaper, and few
standpipes were
built after 1910. To feed the
standpipe, the...