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02:13 Feb 17, 2023 |
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| Selected response from: Giovanni Rengifo Colombia Local time: 19:51 | ||||||
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4 +2 | pull pressure |
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3 | safety (valve) pressure |
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safety (valve) pressure Explanation: I think "presión de tirado" refers to that system pressure value which opens a safety valve releasing water (i.e. "tirando agua") outside of the system. I understand I´m just guessing but it I could not find anything like "presión de tirado" anywhere. Cheers. |
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pull pressure Explanation: I think this is what they might be referring to here. What does "pull pressure" mean? Pull pressure is the physical force used or required to pull pipes into position. During installation, pipes may need to be pushed, pulled or rotated depending on the design and methods used. Pull pressure is one of the forces used and measured in trenchless construction operations. Reference: http://www.trenchlesspedia.com/definition/3334/pull-pressure... |
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