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Extreme flow conditiona in the pictured dual )back to back) bathroom installation were obsereved following simultaneous flushing of water from all fixtures (drains, lower right, were attached to bathtubs, not pictured).

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Image title	Extreme flow conditiona in the pictured dual )back to back) bathroom installation were obsereved following simultaneous flushing of water from all fixtures (drains, lower right, were attached to bathtubs, not pictured).
Author	National Institute of Standards and Technology
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Headline	National Institute of Standards and Technology
Source	Plumbing Code Research Photographic Collection
Short title	A section of the transparent pipe plumbing system erected at NBS to provide data on some of the controversial problems encountered in preparing plumbing codes
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Date and time of digitizing	10:47, 23 April 2013
Keywords	United States. National Bureau of Standards--History. Plumbing--Research--Photograph collections.
Contact information	library@nist.gov 100 Bureau Dr, MS 2500 Gaithersburg, MD, 20899 301-975-3052
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