CH layout of cold fill and vent pipe
- Thread starter DIYedboy
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Thanks for the sundial stuff Kev, great if I want to spend a fortune on loads of controls just to save a few shillings on gas. however, it's my elderly relatives house, so every shilling counts and he won't be around long enough to see the savings (unfortunately)
put the pump in the flow connected as dia suggests
after the pump a tee one leg to cylinder with a balancing valve on return
other leg to heating thro mv
make sure cyl return is nearest boiler
not really the way to do it mind
building regs and stuff
after the pump a tee one leg to cylinder with a balancing valve on return
other leg to heating thro mv
make sure cyl return is nearest boiler
not really the way to do it mind
building regs and stuff
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dextrous
Actually, op, he lives in a small caravan just west of Dounreay
View media item 649 nice veiw tho
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dextrous
Sept 1st 2006 on that photo kevView media item 649 nice veiw tho
That looks like the Bell telephone building in downtown Nashville. Yeeeehhhaaaaaaa.
correct
that was the first time i met my better half
that was the first time i met my better half
during the day it can hit 95 100 difference is the humidity and the fact it doesnt cool down that much overnight
you can sit on the porch at 4 am in a pair of shorts quite comfortable
with a cold beer if err indoors is still in bed
you can sit on the porch at 4 am in a pair of shorts quite comfortable
with a cold beer if err indoors is still in bed
I'm happy to connect the pipes on the flow circuit as you experts suggest ie boiler, vent, feed, pump, cylinder tee, heating tee with valve in.
However, your advice seems to contradict the 'three Tee rule' where it states the cold feed goes closest to the back boiler on the return............is this rule out of date/not compliant with latest building regs/wrong?
However, your advice seems to contradict the 'three Tee rule' where it states the cold feed goes closest to the back boiler on the return............is this rule out of date/not compliant with latest building regs/wrong?
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