Successful Houses And How to Build Them
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Every trap is subject to syphonic action, that is, the sud- den pull as water rushes through is liable to empty the trap, taking the entire contents along to the drains, which leaves the trap dry. Thus, the water seal is lost, and sewer gas has free access to the house. To prevent this, traps are made in two ways, syphon traps and non-syphon traps, the latter being used principally in large buildings and the former in houses. Syphon traps must be vented at the top by an air pipe attached at thi...s point and connected to the main soil pipe above where the highest fixture enters. Air admitted to the top of the trap LITTLE DETAILS OF GOOD PLUMBING 335 breaks any tendency to syphon, so that the contents of a trap will run through when fixtures are flushed, but leave behind enough liquid to seal the trap. Non-syphon traps are ingen- iously constructed to carry such a deep pool of water that the syphonic "pull" will carry only a portion of it away, leaving sufficient behind to seal the trap. They are usually shaped like a bottle trap and they do not require vent pipes like non-syphon traps, thus being especially desirable in office buildings, hotels, and like buildings where there are many fixtures.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Every trap is subject to syphonic action, that is, the sud- den pull as water rushes through is liable to empty the trap, taking the entire contents along to the drains, which leaves the trap dry. Thus, the water seal is lost, and sewer gas has free access to the house. To prevent this, traps are made in two ways, syphon traps and non-syphon traps, the latter being used principally in large buildings and the former in houses. Syphon traps must be vented at the top by an air pipe attached at thi...s point and connected to the main soil pipe above where the highest fixture enters. Air admitted to the top of the trap LITTLE DETAILS OF GOOD PLUMBING 335 breaks any tendency to syphon, so that the contents of a trap will run through when fixtures are flushed, but leave behind enough liquid to seal the trap. Non-syphon traps are ingen- iously constructed to carry such a deep pool of water that the syphonic "pull" will carry only a portion of it away, leaving sufficient behind to seal the trap. They are usually shaped like a bottle trap and they do not require vent pipes like non-syphon traps, thus being especially desirable in office buildings, hotels, and like buildings where there are many fixtures.
What to read after Successful Houses And How to Build Them?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Elmer White to read onlineMoreLess
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