You should never have got in here in the first place if you cannot read basic charts and put half a dozen figures into a calculator
Thank christ we never got into purge volumes now that would really have confused you.
Gas Pipe size questions
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Thank christ we never got into purge volumes now that would really have confused you.
That's good coming from somebody who can't understand a picture, never mind figures. I know you've got so far into this you can't admit you're wrong, but you're really past a joke now.
Why are you speaking to yourself ? first sign of madness .
I would go as far as saying you are round the pulled bend so from now on i will just give you the elbow
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More of the same, you don’t answer my questions but resort to insults.
You claim I’m wrong but don’t say how.
Do you really mean to go on a public forum and admit you can’t understand simple pictures on a web page?
As I said before, the pressure loss for a sharp bend given by both online calculators agrees with mine using well-established calculation methods, it’s not my fault if you can’t understand it. But is not the appropriate one to use here.
Anyway, I’ve had enough of this nonsense, don’t bother to reply, I’ve blocked you.
i have given you the charts given/given you the online calculators and the figures that agree with what i put . I told you to read what the original poster said they had and to stop making up in your own mind what they have and waffling away talking shyte .
I am not here to educate you its obvious others have tried and failed
I am a couple of tenths above your calc, different tables and as you say that tee could be relevant.
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