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Ring Water Distribution System Ring water distribution system or Ring system is another method of the layout of distribution pipes. The ring system is also known as the 'circular system'. There are mainly four types of methods used for the distribution of water pipes - Dead end system, Grid Iron System, Ring System, and fourth … Continue reading Ring Water Distribution System – Advantages & Disadvantages
Most people tend to blank up when it comes to PVC fitting names. I am sure that we’ve all been in this position and the situation is pretty similar to us. This blog post lists the PVC fitting names and their uses. Let’s jump into the main topic. We can not make a pipe as … Continue reading PVC Pipe Fittings Names – Your Know It All Guide!
Water Demand - MCQ Following are some question and answer about water demand: 1. Per capita demand is a) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / 365 × Populationb) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / Design Populationc) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / Populationd) Total yearly water requirement(litres) / 365 × Design Population View Answer d) Total yearly water … Continue reading Water Demand – MCQ || Water Supply Engineering
Grid Iron System ⇛ Grid iron system is one method of the layout of distribution pipes. This system is also known as interlaced system or reticulation system. ⇛ In this system, the mains, sub-mains, and branches are interconnected with each other. Thus, this system provides free circulation of water through the pipelines. ⇛ Cut-off valves … Continue reading Grid Iron System- And their Advantages & Disadvantages
Dead End System Dead end system is one method of the layout of distribution pipes. This method is also known as a tree system. It consists of one supply main from which sub-mains are taken. From the sub-mains, the branch lines are provided from which service connections are given to the consumers. The dead-end system of the … Continue reading Dead End System – And Their Advantages and Disadvantages
Difference Between One And Two Pipe Systems Following are the 4 differences between one pipe system and two pipe system: One Pipe SystemTwo Pipe System 1. In this system, one main vertical pipe is provided. All the waste matter from bathrooms, kitchens, water closets etc. is discharged into it. In addition to this, a separate vent … Continue reading 4 Difference Between One And Two Pipe System
Water Carriage System The water carriage system is the modern method of conveyance of sewage. In this system, water is used as a medium for conveying the sewage to the treatment plant and final disposal. In this system, the excremental matters are mixed up in a large quantity of water and carried through underground … Continue reading Water Carriage System And Their Advantages and Disadvantages