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Water pressure varies widely. On a well
system, the normal pressure is 20 to 60 psi, with a delta pressure of
approximately 20 psi. The delta is determined by the pressure
difference between when the pump comes on and when it is switched off
again. City water pressure is normally 40 to 60 psi. In
mountainous terrains, such as Pittsburgh, you may frequently find
pressure-reducing valves on municipal water, as the pressures in these
locales can get exceedingly high. General
Types of Wells Pumps
Storage/Pressure Tanks
Well Operability and Equipment Well Production
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