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The pipe is a distribution method for [[Liquid network|liquids and gases]]. It is commonly used to provide water to [[Boiler]]s and steam to [[Steam engine]]s for power generation. | The pipe is a distribution method for [[Liquid network|liquids and gases]]. It is commonly used to provide water to [[Boiler]]s and steam to [[Steam engine]]s for power generation. | ||
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Only one fluid can be inside a pipe at one time. Trying to mix two fluids can destroy one of the fluids. Read more on [[Liquid network#Mechanics|liquid mechanics]]. | Only one fluid can be inside a pipe at one time. Trying to mix two fluids can destroy one of the fluids. Read more on [[Liquid network#Mechanics|liquid mechanics]]. | ||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
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* [[Liquid network]] | * [[Liquid network]] | ||
[[Category: Items]] [[Category: Liquid network]] | [[Category:Items]] | ||
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Revision as of 19:33, 20 October 2015
Template:Machinery The pipe is a distribution method for liquids and gases. It is commonly used to provide water to Boilers and steam to Steam engines for power generation.
Only one fluid can be inside a pipe at one time. Trying to mix two fluids can destroy one of the fluids. Read more on liquid mechanics.