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does pvc pipe float
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PVC (Polyvinyl Chloride) pipe's buoyancy, or ability to float, hinges on its density compared to water. Pure PVC is denser than water, implying it would not float if solid. However, PVC pipes are hollow, significantly reducing their overall density. This characteristic enables most PVC pipes to float when placed in water. The actual floating capability can vary based on the pipe's wall thickness and diameter. Larger and thicker-walled pipes may have less tendency to float due to the greater amount of material, thus higher overall density. Additionally, if a PVC pipe is sealed and air is trapped inside, it will float more readily due to the increased buoyancy provided by the trapped air.
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