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Study on the Detecting Technology of City Underground Pipeline

Yong Chen

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The detecting methods and principle of city underground pipeline are simplely discriped in this paper.The detecting technology adopted among different pipelines are discussed,and put forward the concrete solutions.It provides some technical methods with reference value for the related departments of urban underground pipeline detection.

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The detecting methods and principle of city underground pipeline are simplely discriped in this paper.The detecting technology adopted among different pipelines are discussed,and put forward the concrete solutions.It provides some technical methods with reference value for the related departments of urban underground pipeline detection.

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The detecting methods and principle of city underground pipeline are simplely discriped in this paper.The detecting technology adopted among different pipelines are discussed,and put forward the concrete solutions.It provides some technical methods with reference value for the related departments of urban underground pipeline detection.

Key concepts: Pipeline (software), Pipeline transport, Civil engineering, Construction engineering, Engineering, Forensic engineering, Geography, Computer science

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