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What problems should be paid attention to in the installation of fire pump pipelines?

1. When installing the water inlet pipe, the horizontal section should be horizontal or upward
2. There are many elbows used on the water inlet pipe
3. The water inlet of the water pump is directly connected with the elbow
4. The last section of the water inlet pipe equipped with a bottom valve is not vertical
5. The position of the water inlet of the water inlet pipe is wrong
6. The outlet pipe is above the normal water level of the outlet pool

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1. When installing the water inlet pipe, the horizontal section should be horizontal or upward
2. There are many elbows used on the water inlet pipe
3. The water inlet of the water pump is directly connected with the elbow
4. The last section of the water inlet pipe equipped with a bottom valve is not vertical
5. The position of the water inlet of the water inlet pipe is wrong
6. The outlet pipe is above the normal water level of the outlet pool

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