What is the difference between tube and pipe?
Answer / Sulabh Sharma
A pipe is a hollow cylindrical structure used to transport fluids or gases, while a tube generally refers to a smaller-diameter hollow cylinder. The primary differences lie in their application, dimensions, and wall thickness: pipes are designed for industrial applications like water distribution systems, gas transportation, and construction, while tubes are commonly found in plumbing, electronics, and engineering components.
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