Selection of urban water supply pipelines

The selection of urban water supply pipelines usually depends on the following factors:

Material: Commonly used water supply pipeline materials include steel pipes, cast iron pipes, plastic pipes (such as PVC, PE, PPR), etc. Different materials have different characteristics, such as durability, corrosion resistance, and scope of application.

Diameter: The diameter of the pipe depends on factors such as water supply demand and water transmission distance. Generally speaking, the larger the diameter of the water supply pipeline, the stronger the water transmission capacity.

Pressure level: The urban water supply pipeline needs to consider the water pressure requirements, and the selection of pipelines needs to be made according to the pressure level that needs to be borne.

Size and layout: Considering factors such as urban layout and building distribution, the size and layout of water supply pipelines need to be reasonably planned to ensure the effective transportation and distribution of water supply.

Environmental factors: The selection of pipelines also needs to consider local environmental conditions, such as temperature, soil conditions, geological characteristics, etc., in order to select pipeline materials and types suitable for the local environment.