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What is the primary purpose of a bell or hub in a pipe?
What is the primary purpose of a bell or hub in a pipe?
What type of joint can be made using a bell or hub?
What type of joint can be made using a bell or hub?
What happens to the diameter of the pipe at a bell or hub?
What happens to the diameter of the pipe at a bell or hub?
What is the relationship between the diameter of the pipe and the bell or hub?
What is the relationship between the diameter of the pipe and the bell or hub?
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What is the result of using a bell or hub in a piping system?
What is the result of using a bell or hub in a piping system?
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Study Notes
Pipe Joints
- A bell or hub is a portion of a pipe that is enlarged for a short distance to accommodate the end of another pipe.
- The purpose of a bell or hub is to create a caulked or push-on joint with another pipe of the same diameter.
- The enlarged portion of the pipe allows for a secure connection between the two pipes.
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Test your knowledge of pipe fitting terminology with this quiz on bell and hub, a crucial component in piping systems. Learn about the enlarged portion of a pipe used for making joints.