Article | REF: C3830 V1

Domestic pumps and booster sets - Water supply for rural homes

Author: Yves POULLIN

Publication date: November 10, 1990

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3. Tanks

Automatic operation of a pumping station requires either an open reservoir or a closed reservoir.

3.1 Open-air attic storage tanks

The attic storage tank solution (figure 6 ) is simple, but has a number of drawbacks: risk of water pollution, hot water in summer, risk of freezing in winter, the need to fit a float switch with its own electrical line to control the pump, and to install a network of up, down and overflow pipes, not to mention the ever-present dangers of a possible leak.

The discharge piping must be connected in accordance with the guidelines shown in...

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