Sizing Water Service Lines & Meters (M22 (Awwa Manual Library, 22)

by American Water Works Association

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Published March 1975 by American Water Works Association .
Written in English

Subjects:

• Technology,
• Technology & Industrial Arts,
• Science/Mathematics,
• General,
• Environmental Engineering & Technology

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The Physical Object
Format	Paperback
Number of Pages	112
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL9451253M
ISBN 10	0898670802
ISBN 10	9780898670806

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Irrigation Meters; Fire Hydrants. Fire Hydrant Usage; Application for Temporary Use of a Fire Hydrant; Back Flow Test Form; Request for Water Availability; Request for Water Service; List of Plumbers; Water Resources. Resources; How Water Works; Consumer Confidence Reports; Quality Water: Source to Tap. Chloramines; Fluoride; Pink Stuff. 5/8" Water Meter (also referred to as 5/8" x 1/2") A 5/8" water meter has a 5/8" water flow capacity. The bore of the meter is generally 5/8". a 5/8" meter does not have 5/8" has 1/2" AWWA Meter Threads and typically hooks up to a 1/2" or smaller water service line. A standard meter coupling for a 5/8" water meter has male NPT pipe threads on one end and a swivel meter coupling nut. The American Water Works Association published the first edition of M22, Sizing Water Service Lines and Meters, in The manual was the first effort to provide guid-ance to the water industry on sizing water meters and services to meet the objectives of water utilities and their customers.

desired level of water service for communities, which must be adhered to by a Water Services Provider in its area of jurisdiction. It describes the arrangements for water service provision in an area, both present and future. Water services are also to be provided in accordance with by .   clearly spells out how the water service is to be installed and what components are placed in the water service line as well as by whom and at what cost. There are three important components that must be considered for a water service entry line--the water meter, a local/remote reading device and a backflow prevention device.   Fixture unit count for sizing a foot water service. For a 3 bath home, 1" meter with " pipe. Medium pressure with feet of pipe 3/4" meter and 1" pipe = 10 fixture units 1" meter and 1" pipe = 10 fixture units 3/4" meter and /4" pipe = 19 fixture units 1" meter and /4" pipe = 20 fixture units 1" meter and /2" pipe =