sewer pipe
Waste water channel
A sewer pipe is a pipe that carries sewage—wastewater and human waste—away from buildings to treatment facilities or disposal sites.
Sewer pipes run underground, connecting homes and businesses to municipal sewer systems.
The term sometimes appears figuratively for anything channeling waste or undesirable matter: Social media can be a sewer pipe of misinformation.
- drainChannel for wastewater
- undergroundBelow ground or countercultural
- tunnelEnclosed underground route
- culvertTunnel for water passage
- storm drainStreet-level runoff collector
waste · septic tank · manhole · concrete · cast iron · clog · backed up · plumber · water · flow · smell · rats · grate · blockage · storm · outlet · municipal · city infrastructure
- pipestube, conduit, duct, hose, tubing
- utilitieselectricity, water supply, public utilities, water line, gas service
- sewer systemsmain line, manhole, manholes, cleanout, outfall
- seweragewastewater, drainage systems, effluent, manhole cover, wastewater plants
- potterypot, pottery, clay pottery, throwing, ceramic vase
- tubestube, tubing, rubber tubing, test tube, inner tube
type of piped substance
sewer pipewater main
Principal urban pipe
water supply line · gas main · gas line · oil pipeline · steam pipe
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