Siseveesüsteem

Siseveesüsteem, also known as the internal water system, refers to the network of pipes and infrastructure within a building that supplies and distributes water for various purposes. This system is crucial for the functioning of residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. It typically includes several key components:

The primary water supply is usually obtained from a municipal water main or a private well. This water is then pumped into the building's storage tank, which acts as a reservoir to maintain a consistent water pressure. From the storage tank, water is distributed through a network of pipes to different parts of the building.

The internal water system serves multiple functions, including:

Domestic water supply: Providing clean water for drinking, cooking, bathing, and other domestic uses.

Sanitary water supply: Supplying water for flushing toilets, washing hands, and other sanitary purposes.

Fire protection: Ensuring a reliable water supply for fire fighting systems.

Heating and cooling: Delivering water for radiators, boilers, and air conditioning units.

The system also includes backflow prevention devices to prevent contaminated water from flowing back into the municipal water supply. Regular maintenance and inspections are essential to ensure the proper functioning of the siseveesüsteem and to prevent issues such as leaks, clogs, or water quality problems.