Howdy Mike,
You are correct. I've worked on water systems for years, rual, uban, subdivisions, and major city's. What controls the constant pressure is the booster pumps to a pressure tank. These are set by state standards and that's 30 lbs psi to 60 lbs psi. As soon as the pressure gage at the pressure it's 30 psi the 1st pressure pump will come on line to begin restoring the pressure to it's may. The water pressure will have only dropped about 15 psi, so no real noticeable pressure it noted the homes. Should the pressure continue to fall the 2nd pump will come on line with the 1st pump and so on from the 3 to 4 pressure pumps.
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On Monday, March 11, 2019, 12:12:46 AM CDT, Mike T mctaglieri@gmail.com [DoIt_Yourself] <DoIt_Yourself@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
It certainly sounds bogus to me. What could a loop accomplish to steady the water pressure?
Mike Taglieri
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