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Well supply line is of PVC-1. Is there any difference between this and PVC? I know CPVC is "acceptable" for potable water, but how about PVC-1?
Thanks, Scott Falvey Clear View Home Inspections, LLC Newbury, NH NACHI#05051292 www.clearviewhomeinspectionsllc.com |
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PVC-1 is a movie
I assume the 1 is for 1 inch. PVC is fine for cold water applications though I have not seen it used for well supply line. A photo might be helpful He who knows nothing is closer to the truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors - Thomas Jefferson - Founding Father |
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1 inch
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Here ya go.
Scott Falvey Clear View Home Inspections, LLC Newbury, NH NACHI#05051292 www.clearviewhomeinspectionsllc.com |
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Da, makes sense. I guess that was pretty stupid. Still I have never seen/heard of PVC being acceptable for drinking water? Scott Falvey Clear View Home Inspections, LLC Newbury, NH NACHI#05051292 www.clearviewhomeinspectionsllc.com |
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Just asking what the clean out is for, 1st look I thought it was part of a drain
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It looks like amateur work to me. JMHO The boiler drain is upside down. The transitions fitting from PVC to the bronze/brass (check?) do not look like fittings rated for that purpose. They have a seal and or are PVC on one end and metal on the other. He who knows nothing is closer to the truth than he whose mind is filled with falsehoods and errors - Thomas Jefferson - Founding Father |
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The spring loaded check is in the right place, but it effectively lowers the pipe size to 3/4. The check valve should be full port on a well pump line. If I'm not mistaken it looks like schedule 40 (DWV) which is not approved around here (I could be wrong).
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