Does This Microbore & Manifold Layout Sound OK?

[kirkgas]

will have another look tomorrow, i suppose if so many disagree with my opinion i may have to concede i MAY be wrong cheers guys, this is the benefit of this site cause there is always someone on hand to give you pelters
PS if i "forget" to post my humble apologies tomorrow it will obviously be because i forgot and not because i'm in the cream puff

 

[namsag]

Glasgow .... do you think he is being a bit of a fanybaws tonight.. sorry kirk

 

[kirkgas]

talking about fannybaws, i have just this minute finished watching chewin the fat and it is still as funny as the first time
PS i think i'm traumatised at hearing celtic actually won a game in another country as they beat an aussie mob yesterday

 

[glasgowgas]

just hope none of his apprentice`s "lurk" on this site!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

haw kirkieboy, FANNYBAWS!!

 

[namsag]

And that was against a team with 4 bluenoses in it and none of them kicked any of them....tut tut

 

[namsag]

Best is yer maws gotbaws.

 

[mickyg]

i think i'm traumatised at hearing celtic actually won a game

don't worry reality will come back a week sunday, when they get a pasting
and by then you'll have learnt how a 3 way valve works
don't worry it happens to us all

 

[kirkgas]

fair point, well made

 

[2point8ghiax]

I may only be a 'lay person' (Mr Glazier's words), and I don't know much about microbore (hence me starting this post), but I picked up a few things about mid position valves along the way.

Kirkgas, here in simple lay persons terms are the workings of a mid pos. valve;

Room stat calls for heat - paddle moves to open port A (heating)

Cylinder stat calls for heat - paddle moves to open port B (HW cylinder)

Room & Cylinder call for heat - valve opens ports A & B (ie. mid position)

Hope this helps. There are 3 port 'W' plan valves, but that's another story!

OP

 

[kirkgas]

I may only be a 'lay person' (Mr Glazier's words), and I don't know much about microbore (hence me starting this post), but I picked up a few things about mid position valves along the way.

Kirkgas, here in simple lay persons terms are the workings of a mid pos. valve;

Room stat calls for heat - paddle moves to open port A (heating)

Cylinder stat calls for heat - paddle moves to open port B (HW cylinder)

Room & Cylinder call for heat - valve opens ports A & B (ie. mid position)

Hope this helps. There are 3 port 'W' plan valves, but that's another story!

OP

many thanks to all who have assisted me with this topic, i'm sure it will be helpful in my role as a plumbing/gas lecturer
PS i think the mod should now lock this post as it is becoming too far removed from the OP's original post