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Don't know what the average rate is (which is why I found this post), but I just paid $135 - but that may include some travel time.
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Well, darling, the turnover rate of that 3500 gallon commercial spa with a flow rate of 150 gpm is approximately 23.33 minutes. So, if you're looking to freshen up that water real quick, just give it about 23 minutes and 20 seconds, and you'll be good to go. Just don't forget to bring your rubber ducky for company!
Flow rate of 500mL over 4 hours = 500mL/4h = 125mL/h
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Faucet flow rates can vary, but a typical household faucet in the US might flow at a rate of 2.2 gallons per minute, which is approximately 8.3 liters per minute.
The optimal flow rate for a bathroom faucet is typically around 1.5 to 2.2 gallons per minute (GPM) to balance water conservation and efficient use.
On average, a faucet can use about 1.5 to 2.2 gallons of water per minute when running. This can vary depending on the flow rate of the faucet and whether it is a standard faucet or a water-efficient model.
A faucet or valve is what you use to control the flow of water into a bathtub, sink, or any other plumbing fixture. It allows you to regulate the rate at which the water enters the tub by either turning a knob or lever to open or close the tap.
When choosing a faucet for outdoor use, consider factors such as durability, material, water flow rate, and ease of installation. Look for a faucet made of weather-resistant materials like brass or stainless steel, with a high water flow rate for efficient watering. Ensure the faucet is easy to install and compatible with your outdoor plumbing system.
Zero, unless you needlessly leave the faucet running while you brush. In that case, it completely depends on the flow rate of your faucet.
You provide the dimensional data of the container (bath tub) but no information on the diameter of the outlet or the flow rate of the incoming water. Therefor your question is meaningless and cannot be answered.
Curious.....why would it matter? Are you talking the Aerator flow rate? These rates are stamped in the aerator. No control is required unless you were using the kitchen faucet for scientific purposes where water flow rates were crucial, or you lived somewhere where water was very scarce and the police enforced flow rates.
When choosing a wall mount faucet for the kitchen, consider features like the faucet's design, material quality, ease of installation, water flow rate, and compatibility with your kitchen sink.
To know for certain, you'd need to measure your water flow from your faucet at the rate it was turned on, but if its a newer faucet, then if you have pretty good water pressure (60 psi), the faucet will only flow at 2.2 gallons per minute. Thus if you had the faucet fully open for seven hours you may have wasted as much as 92 gallons.
The average garden hose has a flow rate of about 6-9 gallons per minute (GPM).
When choosing a small faucet for a bathroom sink, important factors to consider include the faucet's design and style, the material it is made of, its compatibility with the sink, the water flow rate, and the ease of installation and maintenance.