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 Post subject: PN6 vs PN9
PostPosted: Jan 24th, '11, 14:07 
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Is it better to get pressure pipes rated for higher pressure than lower ones or in the AQ settings it wont ever max out PN6? :mrgreen:

Im going to be running 4000l/h pump


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 Post subject: Re: PN6 vs PN9
PostPosted: Jan 24th, '11, 14:17 
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The choice as I understand it is pressure vs stormwater pipes.

This is mostly due to sizing of connections.

In AP your not going to bust the PVC with pressure, especially with gravity feeding.

I chose pressure as this is easier to look for parts and offers some protection against being stepped on.


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 Post subject: Re: PN6 vs PN9
PostPosted: Jan 28th, '11, 10:53 
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PN6 and PN9 are just pressure ratings in Bar
In smaller fittings often they only make PN9

Storm or DWV are the other options but only in sizes over40mm I think for DWV, and only 90mm in Storm
If your running 4000 lph, look to pipe sizes 40-50mm or youll have significant loss in flow and head delivered.
No problem with DWV, just range of fittings not quite as big. Much cheaper though.


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 Post subject: Re: PN6 vs PN9
PostPosted: Jan 28th, '11, 11:11 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Pn6 pressure pipe is available but is expensive because it is not a standard category. Dwv is rated at pn6 and will stand an equivilent head of pressure of about 60m of water.

So unless your pump can lift water to a height of 60m pn6 or dwv will be fine.

If any one knows the rating of storm water pipe I'd be keen to know.


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