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2026
06-12
The first pipeline revolution—the galvanized steel pipe revolution—laid the foundation for modern pipeline networks.
In the last century, galvanized steel pipes long dominated the market; however, they are susceptible to corrosion. Over time, the pipes rust, leading to secondary water contamination and a host of problems, such as yellow‑water discoloration, scale buildup, and bacterial proliferation—issues that seriously compromise public health. Due to this corrosion, galvanized steel pipes typically have a service life of only 8 to 12 years, and frequent leaks requiring costly repairs further add to the inconvenience. On June 1, 2001, the Ministry of Construction and three other government agencies jointly issued a notice prohibiting the use of galvanized pipes in newly constructed urban buildings.
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In the last century, galvanized steel pipes long dominated the market; however, they are susceptible to corrosion. Over time, the pipes rust, leading to secondary water contamination and a host of problems, such as yellow‑water discoloration, scale buildup, and bacterial proliferation—issues that seriously compromise public health. Due to this corrosion, galvanized steel pipes typically have a service life of only 8 to 12 years, and frequent leaks requiring costly repairs further add to the inconvenience. On June 1, 2001, the Ministry of Construction and three other government agencies jointly issued a notice prohibiting the use of galvanized pipes in newly constructed urban buildings.
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2026-06-12
In the last century, galvanized steel pipes long dominated the market; however, they are susceptible to corrosion. Over time, the pipes rust, leading to secondary water contamination and a host of problems, such as yellow‑water discoloration, scale buildup, and bacterial proliferation—issues that seriously compromise public health. Due to this corrosion, galvanized steel pipes typically have a service life of only 8 to 12 years, and frequent leaks requiring costly repairs further add to the inconvenience. On June 1, 2001, the Ministry of Construction and three other government agencies jointly issued a notice prohibiting the use of galvanized pipes in newly constructed urban buildings.
2026-06-12
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