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《特种设备安全监察条例》中规定,特种设备包括其附属的()、安全保护装置和与安全保护装

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《特种设备安全监察条例》中规定,特种设备包括其附属的()、安全保护装置和与安全保护装置相关的设施。

A、汽水管道

B、控制设备

C、辅机设备

D、安全附件

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