|
| The Good The
Bad and The Ugly.......
|
| December 8, 2003 This set of photos is related to the article
dated November 27th, 2003. A local mechanical contractor with
experience in the installation and testing of backflow
prevention assemblies was called in to properly install and test
the RPZA on the ice machine. The assembly passed the test, a
copy was given to the owner, a copy was retained by the
contractor and a copy given to Lincoln Water System. PHOTO
1 / PHOTO 2 / PHOTO
3 |
| December 2, 2003 Have an underground sprinkler system and just
don't know where to put that "PVB"??? Well lets just
put it up in the ceiling and right above some electrical
equipment. PHOTO 1 / PHOTO
2 |
| November 27, 2003 The following photos are related to the
November1, 2003 "WRONG APPLICATION" article.
The plumbing company returns to remove the double check
and installs an RPZA. Notice anything wrong here.....the test
cocks are up against the wall!! PHOTO 1
/ PHOTO 2 / PHOTO
3 / PHOTO 4 / PHOTO
5 |
| November 5, 2003 The following photos are of a
local facility that is having an irrigation system installed.
Driving by the facility, you quickly notice a
hose stuffed into the ground.....they use this technique to
settle the ground where they trenched. Your eyes immediately
follow the hose and where does it go ??? it's hooked up to a test
cock on the RPZA. Right away you think to yourself.....hey
this is wrong!!! Upon closer investigation you see that the hose
is hooked up to the # 4 test cock, so
the water supply really is protected. "IT STILL LOOKS
BAD THOUGH". |
|
