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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0130471-Plumbing (added fixtures)_ of ~,~~ ~n~ ~~ _ KAT#`a cA~cvuTi(~rt Fglt}`Stl£E`T Information heeded far Kates Service Sizing 1. i}etnand of building in gal°lons per minute. 2. _~_ Lox pressure at u-ain in street (or at externaxt pressure tank). 3. ~ Difference #n elevation from main to meter for external pressure tank to budding contras valve). ~r 4. o~ Size of xater meter. Cif applicable}. 5. ~ ~,~,~ Developed ]ength froea main to meter (or external pressure tank to _ building control valve}. ~"~~,~~,~,,~- You rKust first Find tlye Avatlable Pressure After the Kates lieter for at byllding control valve}. 70 obtain this pressure, you'mttst: 6. 3.g Find pressure loss due to friction in inch diameter water service. 7. `~.3 find pressure loss due to elevation, main to meter (or external pressure tank to building control valve}. Mttitlply the difference in elevation by .4:34 p.s.i.Ift. 8. ,~~ Find pressure loss due to meter. (from manufacturer ar AKKA}. 4. ~~~' Subtract the toss due to friction (Step 5>, loss due to elevation (Step 7), and loss due to ~aeter (Step 8) frrxn the low main pressure <or lox Ares-sure at external-pressure tank)tStep 2). This catcuiation is the available pressure after the eater meter tar at the building control valve). This ansr+er is entered its tune S, below. Information Needed for Kates D#stribution Slzing Using the following formula., find the pressure available for un#fors hiss tp.s.i/100' of pipe) ~ _ A ,~, ~--(C t D x E) x 1D0 NiiERE: ~ f A. ..~Q_-Rressc~re available for untfora~ loss (p.s.i.Jl(kk?* ~of M~i~e>. ~- 'fl~.~~.{Q AVdil~able pre55ure after water meter fat the building control valve or low pressure at internal pressure tank). (See St~-p 9, above) ~• ~,_ Pressure needed at controlling fixture. U. ....,rr~_.i.,~,~~ "i)ifferente in elevation between water meter (buildtng ctmtrol valve or internal pressure tank) and controlling fixture in feet ,~_ x .434 p.s.1lft. E• ~~, Pressure loss due to water softeners, xater treatment devices, _ in;tantanet)us crater heaters and backfioK preventers which serve the .controlling fixture. Cor-ventlonal water heaters usually do not have a presSUre loss. f• ~ Developed length from xater peter tbuildirrg control valve or internal pressure tank) to controlling fixture in feet ~QQ_ x 1.5 kith pressure available for uniform loss, go to applicable table for distribution Sizing.