säiliövirtaussuihku

Säiliövirtaussuihku, also known as a reservoir surge tank, is a type of hydraulic structure used to manage water levels and pressures in water supply systems. It is a specific type of surge tank that is installed in the distribution system of a water supply network, typically downstream of a reservoir or large storage facility.

The primary function of a säiliövirtaussuihku is to absorb and store excess water during periods of high demand or low reservoir levels, and to release it during periods of low demand or high reservoir levels. This helps to maintain a steady water pressure and flow rate in the distribution system, ensuring a reliable supply of water to consumers.

The design of a säiliövirtaussuihku includes an underground tank or reservoir, which is connected to the water distribution pipeline. The tank is equipped with valves and other control mechanisms that allow for the regulation of water flow and pressure. The size and capacity of the tank are determined by the specific requirements of the water supply system, including factors such as the peak demand, the size of the reservoir, and the desired pressure and flow rate in the distribution system.

Säiliövirtaussuihku are commonly used in water supply networks to improve the efficiency and reliability of water distribution. They help to reduce pressure fluctuations, minimize water losses, and ensure a consistent supply of water to consumers. The use of säiliövirtaussuihku can also contribute to the overall sustainability of water supply systems by optimizing the use of available water resources.