Re: gravity flush toilets water pressure


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Posted by Terry Love on March 29, 19100 at 13:44:32:

In Reply to: Re: gravity flush toilets posted by hj on March 28, 19100 at 23:31:27:

: If it has the tank entirely above the bowl, then all the flush pressure is provided by the water in the tank. If it is a low "non overflow" type then about half the water for the flush comes from the inlet pipe, but is only slightly dependent on the inlet pressure.

: : Does a gravity flush toilet need a certain amount of
: : inlet water pressure {above that reqiured to fill the tank} to operate properly.

Pressure assist toilets work best at 20 PSI or more. Most gravity toilets can get by with less. As hj pointed out, some of the older style low-tank toilets used the fill water to perform some of the flush action. Terry



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