Empty conduits on the property - ideas? - It's not too late yet :)

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rick2018

2020-05-03 10:42:03
  • #1
Don't have/want to bury a 32mm pipe? The valves should then also be 32mm. Otherwise, you'll create a bottleneck and the flow rate will suffer significantly.
 

EdStark

2020-05-03 10:51:50
  • #2

You're right, supply line 32mm, branch 25mm.

So, let's get started:
1 x valve box with protective cover "square"
6 x Hunter magnetic valve PGV-101G-B
7 x connector fittings for DA-25 pipe
6 x double nipples both sides 1 inch
3 x cross water distributor 1 inch
1 x end cap for the water distributor

What I'm unsure about now is the air pressure connection – what does something like that look like and where is it installed?

/EDIT
Ok, I just see that the DVS sets have either 25mm or 32mm (inlet and outlet), no mixed installation, another argument for DIY.
 

rick2018

2020-05-03 10:56:11
  • #3
Also installed on the distributor at the valves. Looks more or less like a water connection. A valve in front of it.

So you only do your loops with DN25? That will be tight with the flow, right? Have you designed it to fit?
 

EdStark

2020-05-03 11:00:29
  • #4


I have laid 25mm PE pipes, yes. I would use 32mm (about 5m) as the supply line to the valve box. I'm still undecided whether to make 2x3 valve boxes and make a T-piece from the main line or put everything into one box.
 

EdStark

2020-05-03 11:47:29
  • #5
You had recommended laying 25s everywhere. Great, just realized that DVS sent me the wrong swing joints.. 3/4” on both sides...
 

rick2018

2020-05-03 13:27:18
  • #6
Right. Therefore, I am surprised that you still use the 32s for 5 meters. That doesn’t make a difference. The 25 valves fit accordingly. I think I confused it with who installs dn32 everywhere.
 

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