"Air Valve and Water Pressure" educational diagram from Civil Tech Time: --- 💧 Water Pressure Comparison – Key Points Option A: Direct Flow - Straight pipe from tank to showerhead. - No air valve or bends. - Result: Low pressure due to lack of air venting and minimal vertical drop. - Label: "LOW PRESSURE." Option B: Air Valve System - Includes vertical pipe segment with air valve at the top. - Air valve releases trapped air, allowing smooth water flow. - Result: Maximum pressure and continuous strong flow. - Label: "HIGH PRESSURE." Option C: Many Bends - Pipe has multiple bends before reaching the showerhead. - Friction loss occurs at each bend. - Result: Reduced pressure and weak water flow. - Label: "LOW PRESSURE." 💧📐 Understanding Water Pressure Made Easy! This Civil Tech Time educational diagram explains how air valves and pipe bends affect water pressure in overhead tank systems. Learn the difference between direct flow, air vent systems, and multiple bends — and discover the best setup for strong, continuous water flow. Perfect for civil engineers, students, and construction professionals! 🚰⚙️ Stay connected for more practical engineering knowledge and smart site solutions. Follow CIVIL Tech Time #CivilTechTime #CivilEngineering #WaterPressure #PlumbingDesign #AirValve #WaterTank #ConstructionTips #EngineeringLife #SiteKnowledge #BuildingServices #SmartConstruction #TechnicalLearning #EngineerDaily #Infrastructure #CivilStudents (Feed generated with FetchRSS)-https://tinyurl.com/25km6ykp WARDAHMEDIA4USun Feb 01 2026