Abd ul-Rahman Lomax <[email protected]> wrote:

> They were not regulating flow in the 18 hour test.  It was a direct feed
>> from the tap (or spigot), and the utility water-meter served as their
>> impromptu flow meter.
>
>
I don't think it was impromptu. It was installed in the line to the machine,
as far as I know. A sub-meter.



>  The 120kW spike could merely be a water pressure drop from someone
>> flushing a toilet.
>> I'm only half-joking.
>>
>
> It's not a joke, that's a real possibility.


No, it isn't. The water meter shows total consumption, not just
instantaneous demand. If the flow rate had changed for a long time the total
consumption would have fallen and this would have shown up in the final
numbers.

That would be true even if they used the building meter.

- Jed

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