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The hydraulic system includes the connection of the building to the water, the distribution of drinking water and water for human consumption, production and distribution hot water and connected to the sewerage system.

A modern hydraulic system shall be designed with particular attention to saving drinking water. That is, must always be assessed the possibility of adopting strategies to reduce cosume as water re- accque rainwater or reuse of gray.

There are several ways to save water inside a building:

- with jet-taps allow you to add air to water by reducing water consumption by 30-50%. The system consists of a spiral that gives the water a circular motion, designed to enhance the rate of output, and a set of nets, taking advantage of this speed, adding air to water by increasing the volume of jet;

- mixers that contain a special cartridge to limit the scope. As needed, the lever can be arranged in two zones. The first, the economy, provides more than 5 liters per minute of water with a saving of 50%. When the water supply is greater than the braking action just the opposite from the lever to obtain 13 liters per minute;

- taps and flushing cisterns to save water to adjust the water flow required by the need of the moment. With this method, rather than consume about 9 liters of water you have the opportunity to choose, thanks to double-key delivery, how much water download.

Instead of drinking water can also use the gray water properly cleaned.

The water supplied by municipal water systems usually comes from different sources such as springs, groundwater, rivers, lakes and reservoirs. Depending on the source, appropriate treatments are needed to make it drinkable. The drinking water is considered when it has all the physical, sensory, chemical and biological weapons to serve for human consumption.

parameters of drinking water quality established by Presidential Decree 236, May 4, 1988 (implementing Directive No 80/778/EEC concerning the quality of water intended for human consumption) are:

- sensory (heat, turbidity, taste, smell);

- chemical and physical (temperature, pH, conductivity, hardness, fixed solids, dissolved oxygen, various chemicals and also useful in terms of food, such as calcium, magnesium, sodium, and carbon dioxide);

- content of undesirable substance (ammonia, nitrites, nitrates, polycyclic aromatic);

- microbiological (coliform bacteria and streptococci).

There are also several systems for the reuse of rainwater, but these are best described in a later post.

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