oil boiler

[stubo]

does anyone know the difference between an eh nozzle and a h or a es and an s??????
if you cant get one will the other be ok???

 

[wilhelm]

the "e" series nozzles are for kero only. not 35 sec.
bottom line is..its a hole squirting oil...cant see the fuss.

so in answer to your q. if youre on 35 sec oil . no

if on kero (burp) yes.

 

[Agile]

Since the different oils have a differing viscosity I would assume that a different jet size would be involved if fitting the wrong type.

In any case the whole boiler would have to be set up from scratch.

Tony

 

[wilhelm]

the e series are for kero.

what you do with the other types of nozzle.. ie with kero or diesel is up to you.

you cloth eared bint.

 

[oilman]

e = enhanced, this has a 5% tolerance compared to the 15% tolerance of the standard nozzles. h = hollow cone, s=solid cone, a = Delavan's code for hollow cone. To say they are just a hole squirting oil indicates a certain knowledge level.

You could use google, which appears to need a lot of effort, or you could look here for starters.

 

[wilhelm]

they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.
they are just a hole for squirting oil.

jeez ....its the simpsons.

whats ya prob oilman...?

 

[oilman]

Of course they are, just keep taking the tablets, and hand in your oftec registration. Just glad you're not setting up my boilers.

 

[wilhelm]

 

[kevplumb]

will you pair behave

 

[wilhelm]

ahhhhhhh the cracken awakes

yeh, valid point kev.

we all got to get on with it,

so i apologise

 

[stubo]

thanks for ya help people

 

[swelec]

ahhhhhhh the cracken awakes

put me out of my misery

I have heard this expression before but a search on google leads nowhere

Urban Dictionary has a definition (not for the faint hearted)

wikipedia has a definition in Dutch - help required from Woody

http://www.blaenau-gwent.gov.uk/bglibraries/Library/wbd/Cordell Country WBD version.pdf

there is a Cwm Crachen mentioned here ( my neck of the woods ) but guess that does not count

 

[Agile]

I thought it was a Star Wars character as in:-

http://fandom.swnsu.com/comics/comic.php?comic=2&start=0

Beautiful colours too.

 

[wilhelm]

its from father ted. well thats where i heard it.

bishop brennan said it to father jack

 

[oilman]

ahhhhhhh the cracken awakes

put me out of my misery

I have heard this expression before but a search on google leads nowhere

.....................

That's 'cos it's spelt kraken