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... flow rates of 2 to 3 gallons per minute . Low - flow faucets can be obtained from plumbing supply houses , as can other fixtures . Two styles to consider are " Unatap " model faucets , manufactured by the Richard Fife Company , and ...
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... flow systems could make their useful- ness known . Thus , they went the way of the Model " A. " The hot water was moved around in these heating systems by gravity flow . This flow can be likened to a U tube . See Figure 18-6 . If heat ...
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... flow is very small , and the flow rate itself could be very slow . Actually , the total circulation pressure is balanced by the frictional losses of the water flowing through pipes , elbows , valves , unions , etc. Thus , one of the ...
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