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4. Maximum permissible equivalent flue lengths are:-
80e
Concentric 5m
Vertical 4m
Vertical Two-Pipe 15m
5. Any additional "in line" bends in the flue system must be taken into consideration. Their equivalent lengths are:-
Concentric Pipes:
45 ° bend 0.5 metres
90° bend 1.0 metres
Twin Flue Pipe
45 ° bend 0.25 metres
90 ° bend 0.50 metres
The elbow supplied with the standard horizontal flue is not included in any equivalent length calculations
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Catalog » Baxi » Boiler » Combi » Combi 80E (GC No. 4707506) » Installation Instructions » Baxi 105e / 80e
80e
Concentric 5m
Vertical 4m
Vertical Two-Pipe 15m
5. Any additional "in line" bends in the flue system must be taken into consideration. Their equivalent lengths are:-
Concentric Pipes:
45 ° bend 0.5 metres
90° bend 1.0 metres
Twin Flue Pipe
45 ° bend 0.25 metres
90 ° bend 0.50 metres
The elbow supplied with the standard horizontal flue is not included in any equivalent length calculations
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Catalog » Baxi » Boiler » Combi » Combi 80E (GC No. 4707506) » Installation Instructions » Baxi 105e / 80e
With a potential run of as little as 2m they will be likely sourced by the CORGI that will now have to move his boiler for him!Agile said:
As Baxi 80e has a fan speed of 4000rpm it will push the gases out at about 121.3 mile per hour if you have two 45 degree bends in the flue system each bend will slow the gas speed down by 25 mph. Each extra metre lenth will slow it down another 10.4 mph so so far you have slowed the gases down to 40.1 mph which is now so slow that if a robin sits on the end of the flue and farts you will get negative pressure, which is in violation of corgi rules and of course this is assuming it isnt a bigger bird as fat birds fart more, So the answer to your question is this BANG IT IN
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Bamber gaspipe
Softus said:
I wouldn`t stay up all night worrying about it mate, he`s not stealing plumbers work, maybe gas fitters, so I wouldn`t be too upset
not until you are qualified to spout the regulations regarding gas fitters( which you are not)
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Bamber gaspipe
Softus said:any member of the public
As long as you understand in matters of Gas & Gas Safety you are a Member of the Public.
& from now on you will not be allowed to advise on safety issues regarding or pertaining to gas issues.Because at the end of the day you are unqualified to do so.That's merely your opinion, and, as per usual, you're wrong.Bamber gaspipe said:
It amuses me that you think you're in a position to dictate who on the forum can, and who cannot, advise on any matter under the sun.
Nothing has changed - personally, I've always been open about the fact that I'm not an RGI, but an RGI is no more qualified than any member of the public, or any plumber, or any heating engineer, to interpret the legislation pertaining to gas.
Notwithstanding that, you appear not to be qualified to advise because you appear not to have read the relevant legislation, or to have understood it, or both.
Moreover, you've persistently lied about where you live, and your personal background, and therefore cannot be trusted by the people you claim to be "qualified" to advise. Where's Anne Robinson when her country needs her?
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