10. How can thermal expansion damage a pipe?11. How can freezing water damage a pipe and how does damage occur?12. Why is pipe insulation necessary and where is it used?13. What effect does aging have on different types of pipe?14. What is a cross-connection and where might it occur?15. How can heated water damage a pipe and how does damage occur?

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