Parallel-fed nonstagnant integrated water distribution network for domestic water and fire sprinkler application
CA 2277317 C · Owner: Haase, Franz Iii · Inventors: Haase, Franz Iii
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An integrated water distribution network supplies the requirements of both domestic and fire sprinkler water fixtures in a dwelling structure. The network includes a plurality of multiport fittings which are interconnected together with flexible conduits. A conventional fire sprinkler is also coupled to the multiport fittings. The network is supplied water by a plurality of water supply lines which originate at a manifold. Individual water fixtures are connected to the distribution system through flexible lines. During use of a water fixture water flow through essentially, the entire system is established. The distribution system can thus be characterized as a "nonstagnant" water network.
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- Filed July 7, 1999 and granted December 18, 2001. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended July 7, 2019.
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