Loud toilet filling

[JohnD]

And the pressure will not be increased by narrowing the pipe.

 

[Bankrupt]

And the pressure will not be increased by narrowing the pipe.

Correct ! .

 

[mysteryman]

You guys are not helping the OP at all - and you're making asses of yourselves.

The pressure downstream of a restriction when there is flow will be less than it is upstream of the restriction. We were not talking about static pressure.

 

[JohnD]

the OP has already found the solution to his problem.

Thanks for the reply. I don't want to reduce the pressure overall because it is useful for baths / showers etc. So I think I will get a couple of those Fluidmaster quiet fill valves.

Cheers

 

[Homesafe]

You guys are just pushing 5h1t upstream, while it is naturally trying to come dowstream, if that makes any sense

 

[JohnD]

if that makes any sense

nope.

 

[Homesafe]

I was just putting my tuppence worth in.


I'll get ma coat

 

[Bankrupt]

You guys are not helping the OP at all - and you're making asses of yourselves ..

Who are you referring to ? This is a discussion forum and people are allowed to discuss topics.

The pressure downstream of a restriction when there is flow will be less than it is upstream of the restriction. ..

Talk about stating the obvious ! Who said it wasn't exactly ? ? Of course it will be. I've already stated that in my posts.
I have also clearly explained the difference between static and dynamic pressure for the benefit of those who don't understand basic fluid dynamics. .