Backpressure Sample Clauses

Backpressure. The term "backpressure” means any increase of pressure in the downstream piping system (by pump, elevation of piping, or steam and/or air pressure) above the supply pressure at the point where backflow could occur.
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Backpressure. When a building, house, tank, or other private plumbing system with greater pressure than Fairfax Water’s supply pressure pushes water from the building, house, or private plumbing system back into the Fairfax Water potable water system. This can occur in a pressurized system with booster pumps, chemical feed pumps, boilers, elevated storage tanks, or recirculating systems.

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