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jeff1
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Water Pressure
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September 23, 2006, 12:10:08 pm »
I recently had a plumber in my house doing some work and whilst he was here I asked if he would do a water pressure test for me,
he did this test and told me my water pressure was 35.
Now I watched the guy do the test and because I have a swan neck Tap on my kitchen sink, I noticed he did not get a good connection on it, he turned the tap on and water gushing out of the top of the guage,
my question is do you think I had an accurate reading, My suspisions are that I didn't
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jeff1
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September 23, 2006, 12:43:00 pm »
Does anyone know the answer
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JM123
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September 23, 2006, 02:16:59 pm »
In a word no - pressure is a static meaurement, if water is escaping then PRESSURE is escaping. Think of it like a balloon, if you blow up a balloon and tie it the pressure stays the same, if you don't tie it (allowing air to escape) then the pressure falls.
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