Beds get moved.
Is the plumber telling me fibs?
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One also needs to Consider where a central. Jesting header tank ( cistern,) is sighted?
Solid fuel boilers /wood burners should have
Metal feed and expansion tanks
And metal. Over flows
Copper floats in the ball. Valves
Imo
A woman I once worked with was a diabetic. She went home one night and collapsed in her hallway and her arm ended up resting on a surface mounted central heating radiator pipe. Heating was on while she was unconscious for some time and burned her flesh right down to the bone. She was off work for ages and had to have skin taken off of her leg to be grafted onto her arm.
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The options to locate tanks in fink truss rafter roofs are limited and specifically designated by the designers and are usually illustrated on the drawing.
AFAIK there are no regs as such? As to where tanks are located in lofts other than decent support for the load?
Had one in a school were they specced a boiler and un vented cylinder in a loft space directly above a dormitory??
We were not happy with it and insisted that a frame and false floor was installed
The floor was tanked out with a drain to out side
But there were no building regs as such? That we were aware of
That's why you are plumber and have probably never seen a working drawing in your life.
Who said anything about reg's?
I litre of water can create 1800 litres of steam.
U vented cylnder 200 litres do the maths
Potentially over 300000 litres of steam
3 bar pressure in. Cylinder boiling point of the water is wat?? In excess of 140 degs c
U vented cylnder 200 litres do the maths
Potentially over 300000 litres of steam
3 bar pressure in. Cylinder boiling point of the water is wat?? In excess of 140 degs c
Back to flexi hoses, they were brought in to make life easier for the installer, not for improved sanitary performance .
That's why you are plumber and have probably never seen a working drawing in your life.
Who said anything about reg's?
Working drawings
Regs come to. The fore if an incident occurs
Hse investigstiins are stringent
And guess who wil. Be blamed
The bloke who did a drawing Nah
The bloke at the coal. Face
Builder
Plumber
Sparks
Engineers drawings and calc's supersede reg's, but also go through the B.C. checking process in any case. You really are quite ignorant.
Do you (or building control) work to approved codes of practice?
Probably?
I ask because ACoPs have a special status in law.
If something goes wrong and you end up in court , if you haven't followed ACoP, you will be expected to justify why you thought you knew better ("complied with the regulation in some equal or better way").
Simply put, guilty until proven innocent.
https://worksmart.org.uk/health-adv...des of Practice (ACOPs,at fault by the courts.
May be so. Noseall but since u wish to turn the thread into a dispute. Or argument.
But u are really quite ignorant
A Gammon
Typical builder tbh ead up there arris
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