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72 - The Domestic Water Pressure Boosting Course

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Question 3 of 6 Basic

How can a booster pump for boosting water from a shallow well be installed?

Question 4 of 6 Basic

What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?

Question 5 of 6 Basic

Where are transfer pumps often installed?

Question 6 of 6 Basic

From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?

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Q: Why install a pump to boost water from city mains?
A: Because changes in demand in the city main can result in low pressure at times.
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Q: What is the main job of a transfer pump
A: To create the necessary pressure and lift to move water from one place to another
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Q: How can a booster pump for boosting water from a shallow well be installed?
A: Submerged or dry-installed
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Q: What features do we recommend for a booster pump to be able to handle the air bubbles and dirt often found in shallow wells?
A: Good air-handling capabilities and an inlet filter
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Q: Where are transfer pumps often installed?
A: Outside
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Q: From which source may local legislation prohibit boosting water directly?
A: Water mains