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Identifier: InstructionsForInstallingModernPlumbingSystems (find matches)
Title: Instructions for installing modern plumbing systems
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Sears, Roebuck & Co.
Subjects: plumbing Division 22 residential plumbing fixtures
Publisher: Sears,Roebuck and Co.
Contributing Library: MBJ collection

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he charge for water by most cities whohave waterworks,is from 20 to 40 cents athousand gallons. An electric water systempumping water from a cistern, well or othersource and delivering water to the plumbingfixtures in the building, with a pressure offrom 25 to 30 pounds, will consume from 7to 12 cents worth of electricity for everyone thousand gallons of water delivered;figuring the electric current at 10 cents akilowatt hour. The illustration shows an Electric WaterSupply Outfit complete. These outfits are furnished with tankshaving various capacities according to theamount of water required. The pump hasa capacity of 125 gallons per hour and isfitted with an automatic switch, which stopsthe pump when a pressure of 35 pounds isreached, and starts it again when the pres-sure falls to 20 pounds. For complete in-formation regarding our Ever Ready Elec-tric Water Supply Outfits, see our ModernPlumbing Catalog or our big General Catalog. SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., CHICAGO. INSTALLATION No. 7
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Installation of Kitchen and Bathroom Fixtures in a Two-Flat Building,the Fixtures Being Revented in the Loop or Circuit System SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO., CHICAGO. 19 Installation of Kitchen and Bathroom Fixtures in a Two-FlatBuilding, the Fixtures Being Completely Revented Installation No. 7, illustrated on page19, shows kitchen and bathroom on thefirst and second floors revented in sucha manner that no fixture will be affectedby the flushing or emptying of otherfixtures, regardless of the amount of waterthat travels down the stack. The sys-tem of reventing here shown is knownas the loop or circuit revent system.The revent connects into the stack at apoint about 5 feet above the highest fixture,and is returned back into the stack about3 feet below the lowest fixture, making acomplete circuit. This method of installation will conformwith nearly all plumbing ordinances, andwill be found highly satisfactory in everyway. Installing the 4-Inch Soil Pipe. Follow the illustration on page 19 and

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