The water pipes at home have been buzzing for a day, and the main water valve at home is still buzzi

The sound or vibration of the water pipes is caused by the flow of water.

1. It is caused by uneven gas pressure in the water pipe. The quickest solution is to unscrew the faucet and release the gas and water. Installing an automatic exhaust valve at the highest point of each riser can solve the problem.

Try venting the air out of the duct or making the valve a little smaller. The water pipes were buzzing and vibrating all the time.

2. If there is a leakage problem in the water pipe, it will make a buzzing sound. Especially some public drainage pipes, some are high-pressure pipes, and some are low-pressure pipes, if there is a water leak, it is most likely to make noise, so you only need to solve the problem of water leakage.

3. Sometimes it will make a buzzing sound after turning on the faucet, which is also because of the formation of a pressure difference, which vibrates with the pipe, resulting in sound. If the valve core of the water pipe has been aged, or the switch is not tight, there will be vibration under the action of water pressure, and there will be a lot of noise when the water is discharged, mainly because of the quality of the faucet.

If there is no solution, update the water pipes, such as size changes.

Water pipe surge. If you can't check the problem, call someone from the water company and help you look at it. Check the valve water pipe. Seals, gases, resonances, these can only be empirical.

There is an abnormal sound in the water pipe, generally due to the following reasons:

1. The faucet valve core is aging and not tightly closed, and under the action of water pressure, the valve core produces self-excited oscillation. This tends to happen at night when the water pressure is high. It is necessary to replace the aging faucet, or reduce the water pressure appropriately.

2. When the water is discharged, it will produce a lot of noise, which is a physical phenomenon caused by the quality of a faucet, when the faucet parts and parts are not well matched, it will produce the resonance between the water flow and the components when the water is not completely opened, the sound is originally very small, but the water pipe just plays the role of a speaker, and produces a lot of noise. In this case, it is enough to replace the faucet.

Hello dear<> The water pipe is buzzing when the water is released. The solution is as follows: 1. The buzzing sound when the water pipe is discharged is that the pipeline is not installed firmly, the water pressure in the water pipe is too large, and the valve core produces self-excitation oscillation, so the water inlet valve can be closed a little smaller. 2. The buzzing sound of the water pipe when the water is released is that the sealing parts of the faucet are damaged, and the water rushes out from the gap to cause vibration, and then produces a sound, so it is recommended to replace the faucet.

3. If there is a problem of water leakage in the water pipe, it will make a buzzing sound. Especially in some public drainage pipes, if there is a leak, it is most likely to make noise, so it is enough to solve the problem of water leakage. 4. If there is air inside the pipeline, there will be a humming sound when the pressure is uneven, and an automatic exhaust valve can be installed at the highest part of the pipeline to eliminate the sound.

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Summary. Hello, as follows: generally there is no stop water pipe, there will also be a sound, just loud and small with the problem of hearing and not hearing, due to the water pressure.

If the water is stopped, causing the water pipe to have a long buzzing sound, it should be caused by not closing the faucet after the water is stopped, or frequently opening and closing during the water stop, which causes a large amount of air to enter the water pipe, too much air, and then the gas enters the water pipe to make the pipe expand, which is bound to have air pressure, and the external air pressure in the pipe is not balanced, that is, the uneven air pressure generated by the outside air entering the pipe, and a buzzing sound will follow when it is resisted.

Hello, as follows: generally there is no stop water pipe, there will also be a sound, just loud and small with the problem of hearing and not hearing, due to the water pressure. If the water is stopped, causing the water pipe to have a long buzzing sound, it should be caused by not closing the faucet after the water is stopped, or frequently opening and closing during the water stop, which causes a large amount of air to enter the water pipe, and then the gas enters the water pipe to make the pipe expand, which is bound to have air pressure, and the external air pressure in the pipe is not balanced, that is, the uneven air pressure generated by the outer base Bi air entering the air will be followed by a buzzing sound.

I'm a fire plumbing! The valves were closed, and there was a sound.

That could be the seasonal effect of winter.