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What are now days toilets made out of?
Metal And Pipes
How many days convocation certificate will get from JNTU?
A certificate from JNTU for a convocation certificate can take as little as a five days to a matter of two to four months depending on the back log from the company.
Why do you use PVC pipes instead of iron pipes?
These days PVC pipes are faster and easier to fit and in many ways more efficient than cast iron.
Can plastic pipe be used safely without too many concerns of leaking to redo a whole house and can it be joined with a finned radiator for heating?
Plastic pipes like PEX are commonly used for water supply lines in residential homes and are known for their durability and resistance to leaks. However, it is important to follow manufacturer guidelines for installation to minimize the risk of leaks. When it comes to using a plastic pipe with a finned radiator for heating, it is not recommended because plastic pipes may not withstand the high temperatures involved in a heating system. It is safer to use metal pipes specifically designed for heating applications.
Why is iron not used on drain pipes?
Iron rusts easily when combined with water, and drain pipes have water flowing through them. If iron was used, the pipes would rust within a few days.
What is the importance of welding in engineering?
There is a tremendous importance of welding in engineering, there are even such things as welding engineers ( I am one). Welding is what holds the majority of structures together--bridges, cars, tractors, cranes, buildings, etc...If any engineer does not have a good understand of this very popular joining process major problems can exist, such as failures from designing a joint that is un-weldable. Most companies these days are trying to hire welding engineers to help with these problems. Welding can get very specialized with more technical metals and applications.
How many consecutive days at subzero temperatures will it take for water to freeze in underground pipes?
The time it takes for water to freeze in underground pipes depends on factors like soil type, depth of the pipes, and outside temperature. In general, pipes tend to freeze if temperatures remain below freezing for several days consecutively. However, well-insulated pipes are less susceptible to freezing. It's recommended to take preventive measures, such as insulating pipes and allowing a slow trickle of water to run during very cold temperatures to prevent freezing.
Can you get a fake degree certificate in banglore?
Yes these days u get everything,, with full verification.. strange but true..
How long is a USDA health certificate valid for?
A USDA health certificate is typically valid for 30 days from the date of issue.
How many day allowed sick before a certificate is required?
How many days are you allowed off sick before a medical certificate is required
Why would copper be used for plumbing rather than iron?
Copper is relatively light weight, hard to crack, and solders beautifully when attaching fittings. Steel is heavier, and cannot be soldered, so all fitting are threaded. Both types of pipe material are getting fairly expensive, so many water pipes these days are made of polypropylene plastic. In fact, iron is only used for large size pipes . . . usually underground, but not always. Most modern underground pipes are made of PVC, or polyvinyl-chloride. ABS or acrylo-nitrile-butadiene-styrene is often used for non-pressure pipes like drainage pipes, for instance.
How long does it take for pipes to thaw naturally?
The time it takes for pipes to thaw naturally can vary depending on factors like the temperature, insulation, and the extent of freezing. In general, it can take anywhere from a few hours to a few days for pipes to thaw on their own.
