Utilitie 2 Flashcards
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Is a receptacle, device, or appliance that uses water and discharge wastewater
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PLUMBING FIXTURE
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Is a plumbing fixture that serves as an indoor receptacle and removal system for human waste. Commonly called toilet or commode.
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WATER CLOSET
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Has the average water consumption of 1.6 galloons (6 L) per flush.
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ULTRA-LOW FLUSH (ULF) WATER CLOSET
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Has a water tank as part of the fixture
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FLUSH TANK WATER CLOSET
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Have no tank to supply water.
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FLUSH VALVE WATER COSET
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Is much lesser expensive in terms of initial cost.
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FLOOR- MOUNTED FIXTURE
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Are considered desirable for public use, and some codes even require their use in public places.
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WALL - MOUNTED FIXTURE
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Are considered desirable for public use, and some codes even require their use in public places.
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WALL - MOUNTED FIXTURE
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A technology first developed in the early 1980’s, takes water conservation in one step further by using 1.6 gal of water to flush solid wast but only 0.8 gal (3.0 L) to flush liquid waste.
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DUAL- FLUSH WATER CLOSET
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Type of flushing action:
Least expensive, least efficient and noisiest
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WASH DOWN
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Type of flushing action:
Efficient and moderately noisy
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REVERSE TRAP
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Type of flushing action:
Efficient and fairly quiet
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Siphon jet
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Type of flushing action:
Quietest and most expensive
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SIPHON JET
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Plumbing fixtures that are commonly used in public restroom where it is desirable to reduce possible contamination of the water closet seats.
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URINALS
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Average consumption is 1 gal (3.8 L ) per flush.
Special metal urinals with straight drain lines limit average water consumption to 0.5 gal (1.9L ) per flush
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ULF URINALS
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A urinal that is specifically engineered to eliminate potable water consumption for urinal flushing
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WATERLESS URINAL
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Persona hygiene plumbing fixtures used for genital and perineal cleanliness. Typically used after using the water closet .
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BIDETS
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Plumbing fixture used for bathing
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BATHUBS
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An overhead nozzle that sprays water down on the bather
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SHOWERHEADS
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Average water consumption by a showerhead are that flow rate not exceed 2.5 gpm( 9.5 L/min)
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LOW-FLOW SHOWERHEADS
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A showerhead attached to the end of a flexible hose, which the bather can hold during bathing.
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HANDSHOWER
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Cover the walls that enclose a shower stall.
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SHOWER SORROUNDS
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Consist of glass panels, either framed or frameless, used to enclose bathtubs, shower modules, shower receptors, and custom- tiled showering spaces.
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SHOWER ENCLOSURE
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A shallow basin used to catch and contain water in the bottom of a showering space.
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RECEPTOR OR SHOWER PAN
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Has multiple showerheads extending from he top of a post.
GANG HEAD SHOWER
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A bathroom basin or sink used for personal hygiene
LAVATORY
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Lavatory style:
Have a finished rim that is placed directly over the counter top opening
SELF-RIMMING LAVATORIES
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Lavatory style:
An installation in which a lavatory or sink is attached to the underside of a countertop
UNDERCOUNTER LAVATORIES
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Lavatory style:
Have a basin that is supported primarily by a freestanding pedestal leg
PEDESTAL LAVATORIES
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Special fitting for lavatories:
Often used in institutions such as hospitals and nursing homes
FOOT CONTROLS
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Special fitting for lavatories:
Commonly used in public facilities (especially on hot water faucets ) to conserve water
SELF- CLOSING FAUCETS
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Special fitting for lavatories:
Operates automatically when a sensor recognizes that a hands are positioned under the faucet
AUTOMATIC- "NO - TOUCH" FLOW
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Special fitting for lavatories:
Residential lavatories have a ___ that opens the pop- up drain when the lift rod is depressed.
LIFT ROD
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Most commonly made of enamelled cast iron or stainless steel. Usually available in a single or double bowl arrangement
KITCHEN SINK
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Has a deep, fixed basin that is supplied with hot and cold water and is used for rinsing mops and disposing cleaning water.
UTILITY OR SERVICE SINK
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Installed into the center of a concave floor to dispose of warer.
FLOORMOUNT SINK
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Large deep sink used in laundry rooms. Usually available in single or double bowl arrangement
LAUNDRY TUBS OR TRAYS
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Offer users a limitless supply of drinking water at any location where water and sanitary drainage are readily available
DRINKING FOUNTAINS
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Can deliver 8 gal/ hr (30 L /hr) or more of chilled drinking water. Require connection of power, water and drainage.
WATER COOLERS
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Include eye-face washes, drench showers, decontamination units, portable, and accessories designed for used wherever hazardous substances are present.
EMERGENCY FIXTURE
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Water Closets
ULTRA-LOW FLUSH WATER CLOSETS
FLUSH TANK WATER CLOSET
FLUSH VALVE WATER CLOSETS
FLOOR-MOUNTED FIXTURE
WALL-MOUNTED FIXTURE
DUAL-FLUSH WATER CLOSETS
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Urinals
ULF URINALS
WATERLESS URINAL
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Showerhead
LOW-FLUSH SHOWERHEAD
HANDSHOWER
SHOWER SURROUNDS
SHOWER ENCLOSURE
RECEPTOR OR SHOWER PAN
GANG HEAD SHOWER
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Lavatories are available in a large variety of sizes and the shapes are:
SQUARE
RECTANGULAR
ROUND
OVAL
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The lavatory may be:
WALL -HUNG
SET ON LEGS
SET ON A STAND
BUILT INTO A CABINET
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Lavatory styles:
SELF- RIMMING LAVATORIES
UNDERCOUNTER LAVATORIES
PEDESTAL LAVATORIES
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Special fittings for lavatories
FOOT CONTROLS
SELF- CLOSING FAUCETS
AUTOMATIC "NO TOUCH" FLOW
LIFT ROD
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Sinks
KITCHEN SINK
UTILITY OR SERVICE SINK
FLOORMOUNT SINK
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Other types of fixtures
BAPTISTERIES
ORNAMENTAL PONDS
FOUNTAINS
AQUARIUMS
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A supply of good water is more important to human survival than food
WATER SOURCES
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Is a clean water that is suitable for human drinking. It must be available for drinking cooking and cleaning.
POTABLE
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Water may be used for flushing water closets, irrigating grass and gardens, washing cars, and for any use other than drinking, cooking, or cleaning
NON- POTABLE
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Is the rain that runs of the surface of the ground into streams, rivers, and lakes.
Readily provides much of the water needed by cities, counties, large industries, and others however this source is dependent on recurring rain.
SURFACE WATER
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Cold surface water during periods of high runoff and release water during periods of low runoff.
RESERVOIRS
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Surface water can be collected in a storage tank called ______.
Can fill with rainwater as it drains from the roof of a building or a more elaborate collection system.
CISTERN
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Is the a water found below the surface of the earth. It is the water that has circulated through porous soil and till it reaches and impervious stratum top on which it collects.
GROUNDWATER
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Saturated permeable stratum capable of providing a usable supply of water.
AQUIFER
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The level of ground water
WATER TABLE
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The distance from the ground surface to the water table
WATER TABLE DEPTH
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If the water pressure is released by drilling through the top stratum or through a natural opening in the stratum the water will be forced upward creating an _______
ARTESIAN WELL
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IMPURITIES OF WATER:
Chemicals and toxins that can contaminate the water source.
AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF
INDUSTRIAL RUNOFF
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Pesticides and herbicides
AGRICULTURAL RUNOFF
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Metals and mine tailings
INDUSTRIAL RUNOFF
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Generally contains larger quantities of turbidity (cloudiness) and bacteria than groundwater.
SURFACE WATER
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Generally contains higher concentrations of dissolved chemicals.
GROUNDWATER
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Contains high concentrations of dissolved chemicals and some microscopic organisms
SEAWATER
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Indicates the parts per million (ppm) of each chemical foundation in the water
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF THE WATER
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Provides an estimate of the density of bacteria in the water supply. The presence of any coliform organisms indicates that the water supply may be contaminated with human or animal waste.
BACTERIOLOGICAL QUALITY OF THE WATER
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Water Treatment:
Is an established method of reducing tooth decay in children.
FLOURIDATION OF PUBLIC WATER
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Water Treatment:
Saline is removed from water thereby making the water potable this process is used in areas where seawater is the only source of water available or for groundwater is hyenas saline.
DESALINATION PROCESS
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Water Conservation:
Can reduce the amount of water used by 50% depending on the type installed.
FLOW RESTRICTORS
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Involves the processing of household wastewater for reuse. In the design of the blank system the water from the bathtub or shower and the washing machine is run into the collection tank instead of going to the sea where lines.
GRAY-WATER SYSTEM
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A large metropolitan areas most of the drinking water originates from the surface source such as lake, stream, river, or reservoir. In rural areas people are more likely to drink groundwater that was. Basically water is available through systems that serve a community or through private system.
WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
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Are public or private entities that installing provide the central supply of water to a neighborhood, city, or special district
COMMUNITY WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM
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Required in all community system that charge for water usage or in systems for water consumption must be monitored. Measures the amount of water that passes through it and then the user is build for that amount
WATER METER
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A modern well system consists of:
WELL
MOTOR-DRIVEN PUMP
STORAGE TANK
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The depth of the well is determined by the depth of the water table and amount of water that can be pumped from that depth.
ACCORDING TO DEPTH
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Types of Well:
Are shallow wells generally not more than 25 feet or 7.62 m deep and typically 3 - 6 ft or 1 to 2 m in diameter.
DUG WELLS
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Is gravel that has been put through a wash to remove much of the sand or clay from the stone.
WASHED GRAVEL
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Types of Well:
Also referred to as sand point wells, consist of of lengths of 1¼ to 2 inch ( 32-50mm) diameter pipe that is driven into the ground.
DRIVEN WELLS
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The ______ allows the assembly to be driven into the earth without the pipe and being damaged.
DRIVE CAP
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Is appointed perforated pipe or a pipe with a pointed while screen that allows water to be stuck up the pipe to the surface by a shallow well pump.
WELL POINT
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Type of Wells:
Used for deep wells and is used to create the well hole.
DRILLING OR BORING METHODS
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Have the holes performed by using rotary bits.
DRILLED WELLS
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Have the holes formed by using auger and covered with a casing. Only the drilling method is effective in cutting through hard rock.
BORED WELLS
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Is the top of the well, the part that rises above the surface of the soil. Usually at least 12 inches of casing must be extend above the soil line, which is capped, then stabilized with us concrete is slab.
WELLHEAD
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Are used to bring well water t the surface.
PUMP
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Referred as a shallow well and deep well, depending on the type of well.
WELL PUMPS
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Is a vertical distance between the pump and the lowest water level, taking into account level draw down by pumping and lower levels during fry seasons.
PUMPING LEVEL
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General ype of well pumps:
Combined centrifugal and ejection pumping. In addition to a motor, impeller, and diffuser, it includes jet assembly that consist of nozzle and went to a tube.
Are selfpriming, but priming (manually filling with water) prior to initial use is required for the pump to operate.
WELL JET PUMP
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Type of well jet pumps:
Are used for wheels with a popping level up to 25 feet or 7.6 m deep which is the pump's suction lift limit.
It has no working parts submerged in water.
It is located on the suction side of the pump impeller
SHALLOW WELL JET PUMPS
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Type of well jet pumps:
Can be used for wheels with the pumping level up to 120 feet or 37 m deep.
It works the same as the shallow well type but with the jet as mb located in the well 10 to 20 feet or 3 2 9 m below water table level.
DEEP WELL JET PUMPS
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Other type of well jet pumps:
Used in applications where excess water must be pump away from a particular area.
SUMP PUMPS
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Other type of Well Jet pumps:
Are centrifugal pumps used for large applications because of their multiple impellers.
TURBINE PUMPS
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General type of well pumps:
Are centrifugal pumps designed to operate submerged in water near the bottom and of the wall shaft.
It is typically used in wales with pomping level of at least 75 feet or 23 m deep.
SUBMERSIBLE WELL PUMPS
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Water drawn from a well is pumped into a storage tank where it is stored for use by building occupants.
WELL TANKS
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It is a type of clothes storage container design to store water under pressure in a well system.
It is used to hold water under pressure after it is found to ensure a steady water pressure in the building.
This type of tank is divided into two internal compartments by flexible diaphragm or bladder
PRESSURE TANK
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Type of pressure tank:
It separates the water store section from a pressurized air chamber.
DIAPHRAGM
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Type of pressure tank:
A balloon like bladder holds pressurized air.
The pressurize chamber is charged with air which applies a force against the water inducing and maintaining a consistent pressure into the stored water.
BLADDER
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Well design and installation:
The maximum flow rate of water drawn from a well in gpm (L/m).
YIELD OR CAPACITY OF THE WELL
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Well design and installation:
The amount of water required to meet the demands of the building serve by the well system.
WATER DEMAND
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Are used in community systems.
Must be tall enough to deliver adequate pressure to all of the houses and businesses in the area of the tower.
Each foot of water height provide 0.433 psi of pressure.
WATER TOWERS
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Are used in private systems.
A storage tank serve buildings that are too tall to rely on street water pressure.
Required: 30-35 ft (10-12m).
ELEVATED WATER STORAGE TANKS
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A storage tank that is pressurized to the appropriate pressure.
PRESSURIZED TANK
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The purposes of water towers and elevated storage tanks:
1. To carry a reserve capacity of water
2. To introduce pressure to the water supply system
3. The equalizer fly and demand over periods of high consumption.
4. To supply water during equipment failure or maintenance.
5. Supply water for firefighting demand.
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Defects in water supply system:
A knocking in the pipe cause when faucet in the lower levels are shutoff abruptly.
The force exerted by the decelerating causes the pipe to shake and rattle.
WATER HAMMERING
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Defects in water supply system:
The flowing back of used contaminated or polluted water from a plumbing fixture or vessel into a water supply pipe do to a negative pressure in such pipe.
BACK SIPHONAGE
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The flow of water or other liquids, mixtures, or substances into the distributing pipes of a potable supply of water to a tank plumbing fixture or other device and the flood level rim of the receptacle.
BACK FLOW
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Defects in water supply system:
Pipes expand and contract due to continuous changes in temperature.
An air space should be provided to allow for breathing room.
EXPANSION / CONTRACTION
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Defects in water supply system:
Friction occurs when liquid flowing through the pipe makes contact with the pipe enclosures, thus reducing the speed of water flow.
FRICTION HEAD LOSS
