The article deals with the issue of water transport by hose lines to fire. It describes pump connections when transporting water according to required parameters at the intervention site. Compares how the hose line is connected and determines the suitability of its use.

The article deals with the economic assessment of energy saving measures as a further continuation of the topic of reconstruction of HVAC systems in apartment buildings. Selection of economical lifespan for selected elements and functional parts with preventive maintenance costs is provided. Finally, an example of the apartment building evaluation is given.

Family houses with the concept of electric heating by means of an electric boiler or electric direct heating system and the preparation of hot water in an electrically heated tank do not meet the requirement for the energy performance of buildings. The authors analyze the magnitude of the conversion factor and other parameters that would meet ENB requirements.

The first article of the series on energetic reconstruction HVAC systems in residential buildings is focused on the preparation of project with minimum necessary information that should be prior to any commencement reconstruction. In current practice this part is significantly neglected.

The paper presents the results of the experimental measurement of cold and hot water flows in the reconstructed pipeline of a residential building. The measured flows are compared to the calculation values according to STN 73 6655, DIN 1988-300 and the values computed by the calculation program. The results can be applied to the optimization of the design of internal water mains as well as the optimization of the design of the hot water preparation plant and its heat source.

Lecturer of Water Management Systems, Stanislav Frolík, Ph.D., briefly summed up what should be taken into account and what decides on a meaningful solution of waste water utilization, including topical issue of rainwater.

No foreign certificate can be used to verify the product for contact with drinking water in the Czech Republic. A foreign protocol on the leach test is sufficient if it is obvious that it is identical to the test specified in the Decree No. 409/2005 Coll.

The author provides a basic overview of technical information on the issue of small solar systems suitable for family houses.

The authors compare the measured data on the production and use of electricity produced by the solar photovoltaic power plant with the total electricity consumption in the production area of the company. The second part of the article is based on considerations about the use of overproduction of electricity for heating and hot water preparation and its economy.

The authors compare the measured data on the production and use of electricity produced by the solar photovoltaic power plant with the total electricity consumption in the production area of the company. The second part of the article is based on considerations about the use of overproduction of electricity for heating and hot water preparation and its economy.

Many countries have developed their national regulations on requirements for one or more types of recycled water, to some extent depending on how these waters are used. Similar recommendations have been made by some international organizations.

What should be hygienists attitude to using recycled water? The approach should be unprejudiced, but critical, based on the precautionary principle. It can not be expected in the future that hygienists will particularly encourage water recycling in the Czech Republic, especially in contact with people and food.

The change of Z1 ČSN 75 5411 was processed mainly due to the incorporation of water meter shaft requirements without the necessity for persons entry (so-called microshaft) into this standard. Current version of ČSN 75 5411 of April 2006 did not mention the water meter shaft without the necessity for entry of persons, and there were doubts as to whether such water meter shafts on the water connections are permissible.

The paper deals with the experimental determination of heat losses of reservoirs (hot water storage tanks, heaters, heat reservoirs). It shows how the thermal loss of the tank itself, determined by the correct procedure in accordance with the standard, can be different from the loss of the reservoir connected to the thermal system.

Models where the only solution is either a central cleaning or a balancing basin (the toilets are flushing) are long overdue even in Europe, just after several lines. For example, Germany officially withdrew from the effort to drain the whole country centrally in the 1990s when it judged that such behavior was both non-economic and non-ecological and "unsustainable".

The article deals with the analysis of a possible solution of a non-energy residential building. The analysis shows what energy sources help to achieve a zero balance of non-renewable primary energy and what is not. In the contribution, the investment solution and the real operating costs of the energy-zero residential building compared to the current solution are shown for the selected solution and a simple payback period is set.

The article presents a concrete example of a real operational problem with the use of so-called double-walled hot water heaters. The example is aimed at destroying the reservoir of the construction system tank in the tank due to a malfunction of the operating mode.

Now is the time when even in the Czech Republic we have to save water. In our households we can use grey water for flushing toilets, used water reuse for irrigation, etc. But we must not forget the risks associated with gray water re-use.