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The pusher, not the cyclist

As a starter, unless your place is large, 24 kW is likelyto be oversized, let alone 30 kW. Have they done a heat loss calculation?

Trigger's broom situation

No, see #3

So would I

I was only commenting on the increase stated in #25. Not the actual figures, which no doubt vary a lot around the UK.

Rise by a factor of 1.5 over 17 years is on average about 2.5% per year. That doesn't sound too bad

Don't understand that. Do you mean there is nothing else using gas during the test? My guess is your figure is within experimental error, but at least it seems to show the gas input, and presumably heat output, meets the design. BTW it's 9.0-9.4 kW, not kw per hour.

would have thought

I wouldn't know, sorry.

Is it mains pressure or from a header tank? Need the correct type.

I have, but sorry, I missed it on this occasion! I thought you were being serious :giggle:

No they're not

If you go the blowtorch route, make sure you have a bucket of water to hand!

What has that to do with it? Transport is indispensable, and people have died in accidents even before cars came along - kicked by horses, drowned in canals, etc.

In my village a few years ago a guy got depressed and put his head on the railway line, but when the train came it was on the other track. The following day somebody dropped a timetable through his letter box.

I didn't say there was!

I read something in the paper recently that most Iranians want democracy, secularism, civil and political freedom, economic opportunity etc. No doubt they do, but it struck me as stating the obvious, that's what anybody living under a dictatorship would prefer. Whether it will hasten the end of...

Exactly Anyway softening isn't I think what the OP is asking about. I think he means the devices that fit on the pipe and are supposed to condition the water or dissolved salts in some way to prevent scaling. I don't believe there's any scientific basis for that.

Dripping as Harry said, see it quicker than level rising Attached. Diaphragm type less prone to sticking due to scale. Brass Part 2 Float Valve 1/2" - Screwfix