Past tense...
That we were talking about solid fuel for starters.
That we were talking about solid fuel for starters.
I am trying to piture what you are saying, the radiator is for 15mm pipe sizeSolid fuel... Your primaries from the boilerstove must be 28mm. There must be a heat leak radiator that is piped in 22mm until roughly 100mm from the radiator, then you can use 15mm, there must be no valves on the radiator so it cannot be switched off.. The feed from your F&E can be 15mm and the vent can be 22mm. your F&E must be able to withstand boiling water for 100 hours.. So the easiest solution would be a copper or stainless tank. Do not lay your pipes flat otherwise it will not work or will be a pig to make it work without a pump. You will also need back end protection to prevent your heat exchanger from rotting, unless it is stainless or copper.
Although like gas and oil, solid fuel uses fire, water and pipes, it is a very different animal and so follows different rules..
I have just worked it out now and it is so simple
Hand my water bottle (the one with the tap on the bottom) over the fire radiator/ heat exchange, conect a pipe from the top of the rad to the tap on my bottle and leave the top of the bottle open and the pipe on the bottom end of the rad make it longer then the bottle for air inlet and there we have the rad and the bottle are now one big tank together.
Hot water will rise from the rad up through the pipe into the bottle as they are now all one.
Just think I worked that all out by myself with no ones help with no internet with no compute or calculator
So go ahead and trash this thread now
We're all very happy for you... Good luckI have just worked it out now and it is so simple
Hand my water bottle (the one with the tap on the bottom) over the fire radiator/ heat exchange, conect a pipe from the top of the rad to the tap on my bottle and leave the top of the bottle open and the pipe on the bottom end of the rad make it longer then the bottle for air inlet and there we have the rad and the bottle are now one big tank together.
Hot water will rise from the rad up through the pipe into the bottle as they are now all one.
Just think I worked that all out by myself with no ones help with no internet with no compute or calculator
So go ahead and trash this thread now
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