BAXI Bermuda problem....

[ollski]

easyiest way to gas rate is.............

Easiest? That's three calculations!

What about dividing 1097.7 by the number of seconds for 1 cubic foot to be burnt = gross output in kW. Just one calculation - easy peasy.

here we go again chrishitt 1097.7 is wrong anyway the true calc is 1090.9
so your calc is wrong, you dimwit .......

Surely that calculation would change on a daily basis depending on the calorific value of the gas?

 

[B.O.B DOLE]

easyiest way to gas rate is.............

Easiest? That's three calculations!

What about dividing 1097.7 by the number of seconds for 1 cubic foot to be burnt = gross output in kW. Just one calculation - easy peasy.

here we go again chrishitt 1097.7 is wrong anyway the true calc is 1090.9
so your calc is wrong, you dimwit .......

Surely that calculation would change on a daily basis depending on the calorific value of the gas?

thankyou oilman but old chrishitt cant quit grasp it

 

[chrishutt]

Ollski, gas rate calculations are based on an average calorific value of 38.76MJ/m³. Daily variations cannot be taken into account at our level of operation since we have no way of knowing what they are.

 

[B.O.B DOLE]

Ollski, gas rate calculations are based on an average calorific value of 38.76MJ/m³. Daily variations cannot be taken into account at our level of operation since we have no way of knowing what they are.

ok christ lay down your calcs lets see where you get these calculation are have you just seen it in a book and i will put you on the right track

 

[ollski]

Ollski, gas rate calculations are based on an average calorific value of 38.76MJ/m³. Daily variations cannot be taken into account at our level of operation since we have no way of knowing what they are.

I know what your saying chris, but your gas supplier can tell you on a daily basis, not that it matters when we have no need for a measurement that accurate.

 

[B.O.B DOLE]

Where has he gone off studying i supose no donbt he will come back with the full mathamatical theory off life dimwitt apprentice.........

 

[B.O.B DOLE]

Once again thanks for the replies (and a quick message to any of the contributors of the previous posts who seem to doubt my Gas fitting competence purely based on the way that I described the tests that I carried out, I would probably prefer if you just refrained from bothering to answer at all).It aint constructive and sometimes it is just plain rude. Honestly I despair sometimes at our trade no wonder people think plumbers/heating engineers are so up themselves, trust me boys it is a big wide world out there and the be all and end all of it is not whether a test is called by the correct nameI know it doesn't help when trying to help with a problem, but I didn't deserve the answers I got.(And that is also an apology for the people that were trying to help I guess that's what comes of working for yourself after a 13 hour day,
And for the safety conscious of us all, it's OK i made the appliance safe before leaving the property.
Any other constructive replies are ALWAYS appreciated and I would like to apologise to the genuine posters here for my small rant, but I am sure you all know where I am coming from.And for the others... Please get a life.

the thing in this trade you will always have ares lickers the ones who go round thinking thay know it all and when they get pulled like old chrishitt has they will run like little school girls dont let this parasite distroy your confidence has there will be many moor like these on your travels through the gas corrupt bussines laugh in there faces they are just jumped up text book prix ...........