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Yes, plastic tubes can be transparent.
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for pneumatic valves. Plastic tubes are commonly used in pneumatic systems as they are lightweight, flexible, and offer good resistance to chemicals. They can effectively transmit compressed air or gases to control the opening and closing of pneumatic valves.
Where can I find plastic tubing that is durable, and about a half-inch in diameter? Preferably from some place like Wal-Mart?
The plastic tubing store.
a molten plastic flows out of a tube 8 cm long at a rate of 13 cm^3/min where the pressure differential between the two ends of the tube is 18 cm of mercury. find the viscosity of the plastic. the i.d of the tube is 1.30 mm. the density of mercury is 13.6 g/ cm^3the answer is 0.097 kg/m.s or 97 cp! help!
Hello Cedric Mapula, let us use the expression V/t = pi P a^4 / 8 l eta Here V/t = volume flown in one sec = 13 cm^3 / 60 s = 13/60 cm^3 /s pi = 3.14 P = 18*13.6*980 a = 1.3/ 20 cm = 0.065 cm l = 8 cm eta = ? Plug these and find the required eta i.e. coefficient of viscosity of liquid Ans : 0.969 g/cm*s = 0.969*10^-3/10^-2 kg/m*s = 0.0969 kg/m*s
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for industrial applications. They are commonly used for tasks such as fluid transportation, chemical processing, and conveying materials in industries such as manufacturing, food processing, and pharmaceuticals. Plastic tubes offer advantages like corrosion resistance, flexibility, and easy installation, making them suitable for various industrial needs.
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for fluid transfer in laboratory settings. Plastic tubes are commonly used due to their flexibility, chemical resistance, and ability to withstand a wide range of temperatures. They are often used for transferring various liquids or gases, such as reagents, samples, or solvents, within laboratory equipment and setups.
Yes, plastic tubes can be used for wire insulation.
When i go to my local fish store some tanks have a small piece of PVC pipe in them, its just sitting on the bottem of the tankwhats it for?
There all right, fish love to hide in them. I have 5 inches of gravel with some small rolling hills so I bury a few so i don't actually see the plastic just the open ends. Don't go too tall as I think the fish prefer nook and crany caves over giant ones (like 2-3 inch pipe) but i guess it depends on the size of your fish.