Pipe line and manifold

Pipelines

Pipelines are long-distance transportation systems that use interconnected pipes to transport fluids, such as oil, natural gas, water, or other industrial materials, over significant distances. They are crucial components of the energy sector, facilitating the safe and reliable transport of resources from production sites to refineries or end users. Pipelines come in various sizes and configurations depending on the volume and type of fluid being transported. They are typically made of materials such as steel, plastic, or composite materials, selected based on factors like pressure, temperature, and the properties of the fluid being transported.

Manifolds

Manifolds, on the other hand, refer to a system of interconnected pipes or valves used for the distribution, collection, or redirection of fluids within a localized area. They are often used in industrial applications, HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) systems, hydraulic systems, and other fluid distribution systems. Manifolds are designed to regulate and control the flow of fluids to various outlets, enabling efficient distribution or collection of fluids to or from multiple sources or destinations. They are essential for ensuring proper flow management, pressure regulation, and system control in complex fluid handling systems.

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