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    Pipe banging with arrestor in place, possible diff in pressure in system?

    Seems the problem is resolved when the PRV pressure is upped. Likely due to the difference between restricted PRV pressure and varying city pressure, the differential of the two was creating low-pressure/vacuum in the pipe and when the valve shuts the pressures need to equalize and thus...
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    Pipe banging with arrestor in place, possible diff in pressure in system?

    main line is 3/4, water meter is relatively new only 8 yrs old. the whole house is 20 yrs old, all copper pipes. the sprinkler tee is 1inch tho. when the kitchen faucet is not opened all the way (half opened), we get the hammering, but if its opened all the way no hammer.
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    Pipe banging with arrestor in place, possible diff in pressure in system?

    Thanks for your reply. I did another test where by, i turned on a kitchen faucet while the irrigation system was running (cycling zones) and there is no water banging/pipe banging at all. Makes me think the high-pressure town water is having a vacuum effect on the PRV-sided pipe. And when the...
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    Pipe banging with arrestor in place, possible diff in pressure in system?

    Picture above is the current setup and it has a prv (50psi) and feeds the facets and rest of house except for irrigation system. The city water pressure is >90 psi which only feeds the irrigation system. The prv was installed last November and so the irrigation system never had a chance to be...
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