When the faucet is boiling, the partition wall of the next room is so loud, what s going on?

1. If it is due to the unreasonable placement of indoor heavy objects, it will cause the floor to be unable to expand freely to both sides, resulting in the resonance phenomenon of the floor, and when people walk on it, it is easy to make noise, so only the position of the heavy objects needs to be adjusted.

2. The floor will make a noise, which is completely due to the influence of moisture, and it is easy to arch up, as long as the deformation is not very serious, then the deformed floor can be removed and installed to the corner of the wall, or the position of the indoor furniture can be moved slightly.

3. If the floor and the ground are not properly handled, resulting in the phenomenon of dampness, then there will also be the phenomenon of arching, resulting in a sound when walking on it. Therefore, before installing the floor, it is necessary to take moisture-proof measures.

The water pressure is not enough, the water flowing in the pipe and the air pulling in the pipe resonate.

There is a slight leak in the faucet

It may be that the faucet has been used for a long time and the faucet core valve is loose. Try a different faucet.

What's the use of so much upstairs, to put it bluntly, the iron water pipe of the house has this problem, and the new community basically does not have this problem, that is, the problem of building technology level and materials, and the garbage real estate developer is not shallow.

To put it in layman's terms, you think of the water pipe as a trumpet, and the water as air, and when the water flows out of the water pipe through a relatively narrow place, it is like you blow the trumpet and make a resonant sound. So why is there no sound in general? This has to do with the pressure of the water and the size of the valve of the faucet.

Just like me, no matter how much I blow, that trumpet can't make a sound, hehe.

There may be air that is not discharged, and this sound may be caused by the air being held in the water pipe, which may be brought in when the water pipe is replaced, or it may be due to improper opening and closing of the water valve, and there is air trapped in the water pipe. This is a problem when there are air masses in the water pipes. As long as the water tap is fully opened to expel the air, the problem is solved.

If you talk about the scientific point, the structure of most of the faucets is the structure of the globe valve, this valve has the function of adjustment, which is determined by its structure, and it is not clear in a few words, anyway, you remember that the functions of different valves are different, if you use a ball valve, the water will shoot out.

As for vibration and chirping, they are a product of the phenomenon of "water hammer", which can be understood as a phenomenon similar to the principle of echo due to the pressure wave in the pipe reflecting liquid caused by the closure of the faucet.

Water hammer is a phenomenon caused by untimely energy consumption in the fluid system, the essence of which is the imbalance of the energy wave field, and the excess energy cannot be consumed in the fluid in time, so it is transmitted to the pipeline system to vent in the form of vibration and sound waves.

The solution, you can turn on the water very much, don't turn off the faucet when you turn off the faucet, first turn off 70%-80%, wait for 2 seconds, and then turn it off, you can effectively avoid water hammer. This kind of crying should be avoided. You can go and give it a try.

Answer: Generally, the water pipe enters the air, there is too much air, and then the gas enters the water pipe to expand the pipe, which is bound to have air pressure, and the external air pressure in the pipe is not uniform, that is, the uneven air pressure generated by the outside air entering the pipe, and there will be a buzzing sound when it is resisted. It is the water supply pipes in high-rise buildings that are most likely to hum. Standing at each root.

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Rent a house. The landlord is very old. Nobody does plumbing.

I don't know. The 2nd floor is ringing. Nothing to do.

Is it okay to change the faucet.

Question: If you don't turn on the water pipe, it will ring. The sewer pipe does not ring.

Because the water pipe is fixed to the wall or buried directly in the wall, and the wall is shared by two rooms, when the faucet is boiling, the partition wall of the next room will make a loud noise, in fact, the noise in the next room will be louder. It's just that he's using water, so he doesn't feel noisy, and the one in the next room is quiet because it's quiet, so he thinks it's very loud.

Summary. The rubber pad in the faucet is aging, and it is OK to replace one, because the pressure of the water in the water pipe is very high, and when the faucet is closed, it is closed too quickly and too violently, resulting in a partial vacuum of water hammer caused by the water pipe. You can turn the faucet back on when it makes another noise, and then slowly close the faucet so that it doesn't make a screeching sound of water hammer.

When I turn on the faucet downstairs, my water pipe is buzzing and vibrating badly, what is the reason and how to solve it?

Hello, dear, I am very happy to answer for you.

The rubber pad in the faucet is aging, and it is OK to replace one, because the pressure of the water in the water pipe is very high, and when the faucet is closed, it is closed too quickly and too violently, resulting in a partial vacuum of water hammer caused by the water pipe. You can turn the faucet back on when it makes another noise, and then slowly close the faucet so that it doesn't make a screeching sound of water hammer.

The faucet may be broken due to high pipe pressure, and you will be fine if you replace the quick-opening faucet!

If there is a sound in the wall of the faucet in the bathroom, if this situation occurs just after installation, it means that the pipeline is too narrow, and the water is not able to flow normally, so it will make a sound. Modifying the pipeline is more troublesome, and it is recommended to find a professional to come and help. If it has been used for many years, it means that there is limescale and there is a blockage, and it is recommended to replace all the filial piety pipes, so as to solve the problem from the root.

It is possible that the innermost gasket does not match the macro of the draft, you can remove it and replace it with a new one, it is best to buy a smaller one to install, so that you can prevent this problem. Regardless of the reason, remember to turn off the main water valve at home when repairing, so that you don't have to worry about wasting water, and you will be more assured when repairing.

Summary. The water pipe upstairs is loud, it should be that the sound insulation effect was not done during the decoration, and a layer of sound insulation cotton should be laid outside the sewer pipe. Moreover, there are too many elbow connections in the pipe, which is also one of the reasons for the loud sound of the water pipe.

So now if your home can be remodeled, lay soundproof cotton around the sewer pipes.

How to solve the problem that the water pipe has an abnormal sound when using water upstairs, and the sound is very loud?

The water pipe upstairs is loud, it should be that the sound insulation effect was not done during the decoration, and a layer of sound insulation cotton should be laid outside the sewer pipe. Moreover, there are too many elbow connections in the pipe, which is also one of the reasons for the loud sound of the water pipe. So now if your home can be remodeled, lay soundproof cotton around the sewer pipes.

Find a wooden board to wrap the water pipe, the inside is full of styrofoam, and the putty powder on the outside is scraped and painted, and the sound will be much smaller.

Not when he went into the water, but when he opened the taps of his home.

Yes. But this is not the case in the same building, only our family.

It's all the same problem.

It's that the pipes weren't installed in the first place.