yes really dip ****, standing pressure means absolutely didly squat to numties like you, dynamic pressure and flow rate are what is important, go googleAre you having a laugh, or serious?
yes really dip ****, standing pressure means absolutely didly squat to numties like you, dynamic pressure and flow rate are what is important, go googleAre you having a laugh, or serious?
Sorry Bernard you are talking crap in this post,! Totally irrelevant drivel.Another consideration is the need to maybe up-grade the gas pipe from meter to boiler.
Often this requires a 28 mm diameter pipe to be installed.
Given the rules about gas pipes many installers take the easy option and run it externally. It can look ugly, is a temptation for metal theft and in a few building may contravene covenants or restrictions. ( 15 metres of newly installed 28mm pipe had to be removed from the exterior of a listed building )
Sorry Bernard you are talking crap in this post,! Totally irrelevant drivel.
People have solid hardwood floors, tiled floors, Karndene and
other expensive floor coverings they are adamant we cannot
Damage them for some reason.
It’s Not a problem with Lino and rugs.
So why do plumbers run copper pipe along the walls of houses when a combi is being replaced a system boiler ?
Why not use the existing pipe that was adequate for the system boiler ?
The relevance is when an external pipe run cannot be fitted and thus a combi cannot be installed without major work inside the property to get the new gas pipe installed.
People have solid hardwood floors, tiled floors, Karndene and
other expensive floor coverings they are adamant we cannot Damage them for some reason.
The difference between theory and experience eh Jeff??
I can assure you,,,that is bolox..You seriously think I am going to run a 28mm copper pipe up 2 sides of a house,,,just to make the job a bit longer and harder, instead of doing a 2 minute calculation...God knows what experience you talking about.If anything,most times they leave the gas pipe and combi is under gassed.My experience is that installers just make an assumption that a new supply pipe will be needed, with a new boiler, without even considering doing the pipe capacity calcs.
I can assure you,,,that is bolox..You seriously think I am going to run a 28mm copper pipe up 2 sides of a house,,,just to make the job a bit longer and harder, instead of doing a 2 minute calculation...God knows what experience you talking about.If anything,most times they leave the gas pipe and combi is under gassed.
I can assure you,,,that is bolox..You seriously think I am going to run a 28mm copper pipe up 2 sides of a house,,
I think you are missing the point of this thread. Combi-v-system.
The logistics of getting enough gas to a combi boiler must be considered as a part of the decision between combi or system boiler.
Quicker 1 job finished,,, go to next,,,more profit that way..Cannot think of many plumbers who would chuff on for a few more hours freezing their nads off outside and arsin on in meter cupboards for bit more money...Perhaps you make the calculation, but in the last two boiler swaps here an installer insisted a new ugly pipe would be needed run around the outside of the house. More work is more profit.
Most cases,need changing from 15to 22mm.possibility that a larger supply pipe will be needed to cope with that.
Rissoles mate!The difference between theory and experience eh Jeff??
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