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Things to note when connecting waterproof casings to rainwater pipes
The application scope of waterproof casings covers every corner of our lives, and waterproof casings can be seen in pipe connections anywhere. Of course, water pipes are no exception, but there are some issues that need to be paid attention to when connecting waterproof casings to rainwater pipes. The amount of water transported by rainwater pipes is not certain, and sometimes it exceeds the capacity of the water pipes connected by waterproof casings, which can lead to accidents. The occurrence of this situation requires the construction personnel to make anticipatory considerations to avoid unnecessary damage after installation.
Things to note when connecting waterproof casings to rainwater pipes. The first is to avoid direct connection of rainwater pipes with sewage pipes. After heavy rain, the flow in the rainwater pipes connected by waterproof casings is large, and when the flow is full, it will flow back into the domestic sewage pipes. Destroying the water seal in the domestic sewage pipe will cause the odor to flow back into the work room, causing pollution, affecting environmental sanitation, and also affecting the normal discharge of water. The second thing to note when connecting the waterproof sleeve to the rainwater pipe is that the edge of the water bucket is not tight and water leaks into the house when it rains. The reason is that there is a gap between the edge of the rainwater bucket and the roof, or there is no waterproof device.
In life, when installing waterproof casings to connect rainwater pipes, you must always keep the above precautions in mind to ensure the normal flow and discharge of sewage pipes and rainwater pipes. The rainwater pipes connected by waterproof casings should be discharged into rainwater wells separately. Connected to sanitary sewage pipes.