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This article discusses the importance of proper meter sizing along with the best possible customer service to provide accurate metering and minimum maintenance costs. The article provides a formula for calculating probable maximum water demand in a multiple family dwelling developed from a study of demand rates and meter sizes in more than 100 apartment buildings. Specific topics discussed include: proper sizing of service lines, meter selection and the reduction of head loss in small displacement‐type meters; appropriate use of compound meters; continuous operation of variable speed pumps; and, propeller‐type meters for metering filter plan flows and distribution mains.
This article discusses the importance of proper meter sizing along with the best possible customer service to provide accurate metering and minimum maintenance costs. The article provides a formula for calculating probable maximum water demand in a multiple family dwelling developed from a study of demand rates and meter sizes in more than 100 apartment buildings. Specific topics discussed include: proper sizing of service lines, meter selection and the reduction of head loss in small displacement‐type meters; appropriate use of compound meters; continuous operation of variable speed pumps; and, propeller‐type meters for metering filter plan flows and distribution mains.
Meter Sizing and Selection
Udstuen, Arnold J. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 59 ; 705-708
1967-06-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Meters , Metering , Head Loss , Flow , Pumps , Customer Service , Service Lines , Water Demand
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