pipage
/ˈpaɪpɪdʒ/
noun
- A system of pipes used to carry liquids or gases.
- They installed new pipage to bring water from the reservoir to the town.
- The pipage under the street carries natural gas to nearby homes.
- The old factory's pipage needed to be replaced to prevent leaks.
- The act or process of transporting something through pipes.
- Efficient pipage reduces the cost of moving water over long distances.
- Pipage of crude oil across the state is a major industry.
- The company specializes in the pipage of chemicals for manufacturing.
- A fee charged for the use of pipes or for transporting something through pipes.
- Farmers pay a pipage to the irrigation district for water delivery.
- The contract outlines the pipage costs for the new pipeline project.
- The monthly pipage fee is included in your water bill.