What do sampling taps permit?

Sampling taps are specifically designed to facilitate the collection of water samples for analysis. Their primary function is to allow operators to obtain samples of the pumped water directly from the system, which is essential for various testing purposes, such as checking for contaminants, verifying chemical concentrations, or assessing water quality.

This process is critical in ensuring that the water being treated or supplied meets health and safety standards. By using sampling taps, operators can monitor changes in water quality over time and make informed decisions about necessary treatment processes. Sampling does not pertain to monitoring the pumping rate, measuring gravel levels, or removing excess air from the system, which are other functions that involve different types of equipment and methodologies.