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I take this to be a significance of 0.04. To obtain the critical z-values I used wolfram.alpha.com with the following expression:P[-2.05
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a backflow preventer valve
Yes, it is recommended that backflow preventers be used. Some areas may also have laws ensuring their placement on systems.
In plumbing, by using a device known as a backflow preventer. It only permits water to move in one direction.
backflow devices are tested with special test equipment,by certified backflow testors. they are tested for leaky check valves, shut-off valves,differential relief valves and other items such as broken springs. The local city or county water dept. can supply you with certified testors,as well as your phone directory. hope this was helpful.
You may not have a backflow preventer in the main line. This prevents anything coming back from the main line. It may be coming from your neighbors above you on the line.
A dual check valve is similar to a double check valve in that it is a mechanical backflow preventer consisting of two independently acting, spring-loaded check valve.
For the MGB, Fram PH43 or WIX Part #51068 or K & N HP-1002, however nerds warn the Fram has no backflow preventer. Interchangeable, not equivalent
An baromtric loop as regards to plumbing is an 1 way backflow preventer,meaning it prevents backflow from the standpoint of an backsiphonage or an vacuum condition.It is a piping arrangement that consist of an vertical pipe of at least 33.7 feet if I remember correctly where in a perfect vaccum it cant siphon the contents on the supply side past the top of the loop due to the physics of it being impossible to create an perfect vacuum
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A backflow is a flow of a liquid in a direction opposite to that which is intended.
i had the same issue some time back on a 98 Road King Classic. Ended up being the back flow preventer between the fuel line and the tank. i fixed my by removing the fuel line on the left side of the tank. this is very easy. move the hose out of the way. now the fun part. the back flow preventer screws into the tank. it can be accessed after the fuel line has been removed as described above. the leak could be coming from the seal on the backflow preventer or it may just need to be tightened. there is a special tool that can be purchased from harley but i made a tool by taking wood chisel and grinding the edges down to fit the slot in the backflow preventer (bp). be very careful not to compromise the threads for the fuel line. i took the bp out, put a new seal and then used some thread sealer. tighten the bp up, reinstall the fuel line and hope for the best. hope this helps. greg
Very badly it seems. It often sticks and if you aren,t careful there is a tendency to turn the bottle and shake it with the obvous result. I,m at a loss to figure out why these devices are fitted. They are a kind of backflow preventer and need trashing.