Main uses of pipes

Water Supply and Drainage: Pipelines play a crucial role in urban water supply and drainage systems, ensuring the supply of domestic and industrial water, as well as the discharge of urban sewage.

Heating and Gas Supply: In heating systems, pipelines are used to transport hot water or steam to provide heat to buildings. Simultaneously, pipelines are also a primary means of gas transportation, ensuring the supply of gas needed for residential and industrial production.

Long-Distance Oil and Natural Gas Transportation: Pipelines play a vital role in the long-distance transportation of oil and natural gas, enabling large-scale, high-efficiency energy transport.

Agricultural Irrigation: Piped irrigation systems can precisely control irrigation water volume and timing, improving irrigation efficiency and reducing water waste.

Hydraulic Engineering: In hydraulic engineering, pipelines are used to transport water flow, enabling functions such as hydroelectric power generation and water regulation.

Industrial Installations: In various industrial installations, pipelines are used to transport raw materials, intermediate products, and finished products, as well as to discharge waste gas and wastewater.