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modified to save water by installing flow control valves in hot and cold supply
lines . In either case , the ideal flow rate is about a 1 / 2 gallon per minute , cor
normal flow rates of 2 to 3 gallons per minute . Low - flow faucets can be obtained
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modified to save water by installing flow control valves in hot and cold supply
lines . In either case , the ideal flow rate is about a 1 / 2 gallon per minute , cor
normal flow rates of 2 to 3 gallons per minute . Low - flow faucets can be obtained
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A water - conserving head should have a flow rate of only 2 gallons per minute .
This will cut water consumption and water - heating energy in half . A typical low -
flow head costing $ 5 can , therefore , save $ 20 or more per year , making it a ...
A water - conserving head should have a flow rate of only 2 gallons per minute .
This will cut water consumption and water - heating energy in half . A typical low -
flow head costing $ 5 can , therefore , save $ 20 or more per year , making it a ...
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Thermosyphon Systems Remember the old gravity - flow hot water heating
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around or ...
Thermosyphon Systems Remember the old gravity - flow hot water heating
system ? It looked something like Figure 18 - 5 : huge pipes , lots of “ water
hammer , ” usually too hot or too cold ; but it didn ' t use a pump to move the water
around or ...
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