Hydraulic Networks
Hydraulic networks are systems that enable the conveyance and distribution of water in buildings of all types, whether they are residential, commercial, or industrial. These networks consist of various components and equipment that work together to ensure the supply of water to all areas of the building.
The first component of hydraulic networks is the water distribution network, which is responsible for transporting water from the source to the building. This network consists of pipelines and equipment such as pumps and reservoirs that allow the water to be transported over long distances.
The second component of hydraulic networks is the indoor water distribution network, which is responsible for delivering water to the points of consumption within the building. This network consists of pipelines that carry water to all water points such as faucets, showers, etc.
Another important component of hydraulic networks is the domestic hot water production system.
Hydraulic networks may also include components such as water filters, consumption meters, pressure control valves, and other devices that allow for the control and management of water throughout the network.
In summary, hydraulic networks are essential in any building, ensuring the supply of water to all areas of the property and providing comfort and safety to its occupants. It is important to rely on qualified professionals and high-quality equipment to ensure the proper installation and maintenance of these networks, ensuring their efficient and safe operation.
