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The Importance Of Proper Infrastructure For Water Piping System

 Water is undoubtedly one of the most, if not the most, important resources for life on the planet. It sustains and nourishes life, of humans and other living beings on the planet. However, even tough 70 per cent of the planet is covered by water, access to clean and safe water is denied to a large part of the population. Much of this lack of access has to do with inadequate or poor quality infrastructure for water pipelines. And repeatedly, it has been emphasized that it is with the right infrastructure that water is made available for people everywhere. Let us look into the importance that proper water pipeline infrastructure has: 1.        It need not be said that piped water infrastructure significantly improves the quality of life for people everywhere. With proper pipelines, people get access to safe and clean water in their homes and disposal of sewage waste is better managed, preventing health hazards and sanitation issues. 2.        The most important benefit that water pi

A Comprehensive Guide To The Most Common Materials Used For Water Pipe Systems

 The water piping system for any building is among the most important infrastructure, supplying clean water to occupants for various functions. Pipelines for potable water supply are even more important as due care must be taken to prevent contamination. There are a number of materials presently in use around the world for water pipelines and each has its own pros and cons. Let us take a read at some most common materials, metal and non-metal, for water pipes: Cast iron: Among the older materials used for water pipe system is cast iron. The greater strength and durability it imparted to the pipe network made it a material of choice but over time, the cast iron pipes have a tendency to rust and corrode. The rust can contaminate the water and make it unsuitable for consumption.  Galvanized steel: Galvanized steel is also another material used for water drain pipe systems and its use dates back to the middle of the nineteenth century. It is supposed to