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Stainless Steel Water Manifold with multi Branches

Stainless Steel Water Manifold with multi Branches

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Press fitting system joins pipe without welding or bolting. The components fit by crimping through the use of a special pressing tool. An O-ring that is inserted in the fitting ends of the pipe ensures a leak-proof connection. Press fitting system is the trend of pipeline industry. It is widely used in cold and hot water supply, heating supply, fire protection, medicinal gas, industrial petroleum pipeline system etc.

For the size, now we have 3 series:
1. Out diameters: 16.0, 20.0, 25.4, 32.0, 40.0, 50.8, 63.5, 76.1, 88.9, 108.0 (GB/T 19228.2-2011)
2. Out diameters: 15.88, 22.22, 28.58, 34.0, 42.7, 48.6, 76.1, 88.9, 101.6 (JIS G3448-1980)
3. Out diameters: 15, 18, 22, 28, 35, 42, 54, 76.1, 88.9, 108 (EN 10312:2002)

Stainless Steel Water Manifold with multi Branches

Stainless Steel Water Manifold with multi Branches

Stainless Steel Water Manifold with multi Branches


Technical information:
-- Material: Stainless steel 304 and 316L available.
-- Max working pressure 1.6MPa (equal to 232 psi), testing water pressure: 2.5MPa (equal to 362.5psi).
-- Working temperature from -20 to 110 degree centigrade (with Chlorinated butyl rubber O ring),
-- Suit medium: Cold water, hot water, compressed air, gas, oil etc

The product features as below: 
1, thin wall stainless steel pipe could last for 70 years, it is the same life time with normal buildings. 
2, no smell, no rusty. 
3, recycle material
4, avoid welding, avoid fire dangerous. 
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If your main water pipe is hot, its very possible that you are facing cavitation. Cavitation means that cavities or bubbles are forming in the liquid that we're pumping. These cavities form at the low pressure or suction side of the pump, causing several things to happen all at once: 1) The cavities or bubbles will collapse when they pass into the higher regions of pressure, causing noise, vibration, and damage to many of the components. 2) We experience a loss in capacity. 3) The pump can no longer build the same head (pressure) 4) The pump's efficiency drops 5) General warmth of the pipe on the suction side. I would take a moment and check the impellor on your pump. If it looks like its chewed up, its a definite sign of cavitation. Cavitation can be caused from a variety of situations. Some of them include: - The system was designed incorrectly. There are too many fittings and/or the piping is too small in diameter. - Solids have built up on the inside of the pipe. - A suction strainer is clogged. - Be sure the tank vent is open and not obstructed. Vents can freeze in cold weather - Maybe a check valve is broken and the seat is stuck in the pipe. - The inside of the pipe, or a fitting has corroded. - A bigger pump has been installed and the existing system has too much loss for the increased capacity. - A globe valve was used to replace a gate valve. - The pump speed has increased.
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Is the leak under the tub, in the pipes or fittings between the pump and the pipes, requiring it to be drained and turned on it's side to fix? If so, the movements in doing that can certainly cause other fittings and seals to shift in position or be torqued to a condition that causes them to leak when its placed back down and refilled. If I were you, I would empty the tub and set it on end and go over every connection in the pipes carefully looking for evidence of cracking in the material in the joints, etc. You could try to test the pipes while the tub is on it's side, by using a plug on every output but one, and then a hose into one pipe, providing some water pressure in each segment of piping. If the leak is in the tub itself, and not the pipes or the pump under the tub, you can do the same effort, looking closely and carefully for leaks, patching the ones you see. then lift the tub up onto some concrete blocks that allow you to support it enough to fill it up, but still see underneath. then fill it and watch for leaks until you are confident they are all cured. Then drain, set back down in position off the blocks carefully, not twisting or banging it around, and refill again. Good luck!
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The corner fitting you seek are called Side Outlet Tee's ans Side Outlet elbows these are not commonly found at a Home Depot. You can either mail order them or go to a plumbing supply house to get them. PVC for plumbing and electrical work is different in some respects as they designed for different uses. However you will find that the sizes are the same. So 1/2 inch PVC fittings for plumbing will fit on 1/2 inch PVC conduit. You may have noticed that the PVC in the store comes in different colors. This is to identify the specific use the PVC was designed for and makes it easy to spot a misuse on a job site. It is also easier to glue same colored pieces of PVC together due as they are made of the same type of plastic. PVC electrical conduit is stronger but is also a bit heavier as it is slightly thicker. PVC for plumbing comes in different thicknesses called schedule (SCH). The bigger the schedule number the thicker the PVC is.SCH40 is white in color and is probably the thinnest PVC you will find at a Home Depot. I feel that you will find that the white SCH40 PVC for plumbing will be strong enough for your 3-4 foot sections. As for making it easy to disassemble you do not need to glue all the connections together. Instead you can connect the PVC and it will pretty well stay together with a friction fit (dry no glue). If you want to make it so that it can't be pulled apart but disassembled you can drill a small hole into the fitting and insert a screw to lock the two pieces together. You can do this to some or all of the joints or have a mix of glued and screwed connections.

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