Hydropower renovation is a hidden project in the decoration process, and it is an extremely important one, because the bad hydropower not only has a great impact on the home life in the future, but also it is very inconvenient to repair, but we often have many misunderstandings during the hydropower reform. Renovation failed. Xiao Bian gave you today some common misunderstandings. I hope to help everyone! Misunderstanding 1: The water pipe connection is not standardized The construction steps of the water pipe connection are often misunderstood. Many people believe that the connection of the water pipes does not need to be too elaborate, and it is as good as connecting according to the shortest distance. However, casual connection of water pipes increases the probability of leaking water pipes, which is even more detrimental to future maintenance. The connection of water pipes can not be arbitrarily, and must be done in accordance with the construction specifications. The direction of the water pipes must have a certain rule, and it should be generally parallel to the wall. Try to avoid certain angles between the pipes and the wall or to bend them. In addition, the direction of the water pipe should avoid the wire tube to avoid touching the circuit when it leaks, causing danger. Misunderstanding 2: The waterway must go underground Today's renovations generally bury waterways in the ground. This trend not only saves material costs, but also makes the home more beautiful. However, not all situations are suitable for burying waterways in the ground. If wooden floors are laid over waterways, water leakage may occur, which can easily damage the formwork and make it difficult to find leaks. Misunderstanding 3: Pipe bending connection When the waterway is reformed, when the water pipes need to change direction, they will be connected by joints between the two water pipes. After the water pipes are connected, the water pipes will have a vertical angle. However, in order to save materials, some owners bend the pipes directly to a certain angle. This makes it easy for the thickness of the two walls of the pipes to be different, the water pressure to be uneven, and damage to the pipes. Misunderstanding 4: Contact is always changing When installing a waterway line, it may happen that the pipeline is not long enough, and it is necessary to connect several pipelines by installing direct or pipe clamps. Sometimes there is a problem with one of the fittings' pipelines and it needs to be replaced. Many owners will think that the other side should also be replaced together. This is actually a misunderstanding. Tips: More practical decoration knowledge, real scene with the shoot, please pay attention to the palm of this site (micro signal: mall_jia). Decoration construction knowledge spring decoration knowledge The machining range of Beveling machine provided by our company for steel pipe production
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In addition to being able to walk on the ground, the waterway can also be placed in the ceiling of the ceiling. This way, if there is a leakage in the waterway, the leakage point can be detected immediately and the maintenance can be facilitated. 
When laying waterways, the water pipes must be connected by joints. The general elbows are 90 degrees. After the connection, the angle between the two water pipes is 90 degrees. 
For buried pipelines, try not to have contacts. If there is more than one contact, there will be more leakage problems. If there is no leakage on the other side, try not to change them so as to avoid replacing the joints that originally did not leak. Permeation danger. 