Grooved System

Definition

A product used in the water industry on mechanical joint systems that can join grooved pipe, valves, and fittings.

Purpose

Grooved systems provide a quick and efficient method for joining pipes and fittings, ensuring a secure and leak-proof connection that is easy to install and maintain.

Examples of Use

• Fire Sprinkler Systems: Used to connect pipes in fire protection systems.
• HVAC Systems: Employed in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning installations.
• Water Supply Lines: Used in potable water and industrial water supply systems.

Related Terms

• Mechanical Joint: A type of pipe connection that uses mechanical means rather than welding or gluing.
• Grooved Coupling: A device that connects grooved pipe ends securely.
• Pipe Fittings: Components used to connect sections of pipe or tubing.

Notes

Grooved systems are valued for their flexibility, ease of installation, and ability to accommodate thermal expansion and contraction. They are widely used in both new construction and retrofit projects.