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*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKzca-Hqurw - pressure on waste at 5 psi sealed on both ends, water supply at 125 psi. Hose clamps + rubber seals on DWV. | *https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKzca-Hqurw - pressure on waste at 5 psi sealed on both ends, water supply at 125 psi. Hose clamps + rubber seals on DWV. | ||
*[https://youtu.be/oP17jzfq_HE?t=256 here] there is a water fill of vent pipe - via water outlet of washer machine going into vent system? Is water testing required for vents? Or does air suffice? For water heater testing - supply/exit pipe is short circuited [https://youtu.be/oP17jzfq_HE?t=368 here]. | *[https://youtu.be/oP17jzfq_HE?t=256 here] there is a water fill of vent pipe - via water outlet of washer machine going into vent system? Is water testing required for vents? Or does air suffice? For water heater testing - supply/exit pipe is short circuited [https://youtu.be/oP17jzfq_HE?t=368 here]. Toilet flange must have corrosion resistant screws, and all screws must be filled [https://youtu.be/oP17jzfq_HE?t=392]. | ||
Revision as of 01:07, 29 March 2022
Rough Plumbing
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKzca-Hqurw - pressure on waste at 5 psi sealed on both ends, water supply at 125 psi. Hose clamps + rubber seals on DWV.
- here there is a water fill of vent pipe - via water outlet of washer machine going into vent system? Is water testing required for vents? Or does air suffice? For water heater testing - supply/exit pipe is short circuited here. Toilet flange must have corrosion resistant screws, and all screws must be filled [1].