Question

in high-nse flats, it is not uncommon for occupants of fiats at higher floors to complain about low water pressure Why is this so?​

Answer 1

Answer:

That depends on the plumbing system, but typically high rise buildings have water systems fed from their base. For every 30ft of climb, water pressure drops about 1 atmosphere (14.7psi) of pressure. So if you started with a municipal water supply of 50psi then you’ll be down to very little pressure by the 9th or 10th floor.

Explanation:

Sufficiently tall skyscrapers feed water to reservoirs in upper floors and then all the water to drop from there, producing higher pressure in the lines without ridiculous pumping demands.

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