Actually I've seen numbers from the high 60's to 100/person/day, so for a family of 4, 375 Gallons is real close, that's also based on my daily usage, with little irrigation.Gary Slusser said:BTW, most American households use 60 gal of water per person per day. That's without irrigation.
and that this magical upthrust is much of an issue anyway.
Raucina said:As to Garys query about quality control in an atmospheric tank, its the same for me as in an hydraulic excavators fluid supply tank : there is a make up air filter that allows air out [check valve] freely when filling and a 1 micoron filter for air incoming when drawing down. Its so self evident to me, but yet I have never seen anyone take the time to filter the make up air in a large storage tank. Well, excluding my humble self.
This is awkward, but...
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