KTS Drinking Water System

Having sufficient flow in domestic water installations minimises the growth of microorganisms. In stagnation phases, bulky biofilms can form. These can be dissolved by water hammers, for example. The growth of a hygienically critical biofilm can be limited by a sufficiently turbulent, regular flow in all pipe sections of the domestic water installation.

domestic water installations can minimize the growth of microorganisms. The stagnation of water flow will form a large biofilm, but water hammer can effectively dissolve the biofilm. Therefore, sufficient turbulent and regular water flow in the pipes of domestic water installations is essential to limit the growth of microorganisms.