Luc
Member
Hello,
What would be the reccommended water pressure in an institutional building which can accept 60 people? We have a submersible pump in a water tank that feeds three 2'' water pipes. One of the pipes is uses for the D.H.W. heater. The other two cold water pipes go in two different directions. They cover about 150' distance with basement, main floor and first floor.
We had set the pressure switch at about 65 psi. While doing the routine verification the other day, we found that water pressure was over 90 psi. Someone had changed the pression switch setting because there was not enough pressure. Is 90 psi too much? My guess is that the submersible pump could not give enough water and the pressure decrease to 40psi during high demand.
Thanks,
Luc
What would be the reccommended water pressure in an institutional building which can accept 60 people? We have a submersible pump in a water tank that feeds three 2'' water pipes. One of the pipes is uses for the D.H.W. heater. The other two cold water pipes go in two different directions. They cover about 150' distance with basement, main floor and first floor.
We had set the pressure switch at about 65 psi. While doing the routine verification the other day, we found that water pressure was over 90 psi. Someone had changed the pression switch setting because there was not enough pressure. Is 90 psi too much? My guess is that the submersible pump could not give enough water and the pressure decrease to 40psi during high demand.
Thanks,
Luc