Real world vs theoretical hot water temperatures

[AGAS]

you never know your heat exchanger might be on his way out , you better do that GAS RATE . and report back with results . just looking at your manu's aint going to cut it . oh by the way ; why is vaillant lying in your other statement ???

 

[Dan Robinson]

How do the manufacturers work out the 35 degree rise incorporating the gas rate?

Physics dear boy, physics.

 

[jakeycrx85]

you never know your heat exchanger might be on his way out , you better do that GAS RATE . and report back with results . just looking at your manu's aint going to cut it . oh by the way ; why is vaillant lying in your other statement ???

There could well be a problem as it hasn't been serviced for a fair while that's why I am paying to get the boiler serviced.

Are you referring to Vaillants lie about their 824 only being an 823?

 

[jakeycrx85]

How do the manufacturers work out the 35 degree rise incorporating the gas rate?

Physics dear boy, physics.

Obviously it's physics. Do you know how to work it out though dear boy?

 

[Dan Robinson]

Yes thanks

 

[AGAS]

There could well be a problem as it hasn't been serviced for a fair while that's why I am paying to get the boiler serviced.

Are you referring to Vaillants lie about their 824 only being an 823?

just re read what you said , thought it was something else you was talking about my mistake , the only we are going to tell how your boiler is running is do a gas rate( from behind a screen ) . why haven't you done a gas rate ?, you don't have to look far to find out how to do it , thats the second tip I've given you . i bet you wish you didn't give any attitude now .

 

[jakeycrx85]

Yes thanks

And you call me arrogant You don't have a clue do you!

 

[jakeycrx85]

There could well be a problem as it hasn't been serviced for a fair while that's why I am paying to get the boiler serviced.

Are you referring to Vaillants lie about their 824 only being an 823?

just re read what you said , thought it was something else you was talking about my mistake , the only we are going to tell how your boiler is running is do a gas rate( from behind a screen ) . why haven't you done a gas rate ?, you don't have to look far , thats the second tip I've given you . i bet you wish you didn't give any attitude now .

I'm struggling to understand what you're on about. Your grammar is really bad sometimes.

 

[Dan Robinson]

Yes thanks

And you call me arrogant You don't have a clue do you!

That's output .

At least I have the courtesy to say please and thank you.

 

[jakeycrx85]

Yes thanks

And you call me arrogant You don't have a clue do you!

That's output .

At least I have the courtesy to say please and thank you.

What are you on about?! You're getting desperate now!

What temperature rise should I expect to see at 7 l/min?

 

[Dan Robinson]

What's the gas rate at 7l/min?

 

[Dan Robinson]

For an engineer you're none too bright.

A formula is used. This formula has 2 variables and a constant. No use giving 1 variable in order to get an answer unless you want to fart about putting random numbers in.

Give a gas rate and get an answer simples.

 

[jakeycrx85]

What's the gas rate at 7l/min?

You don't need to know the gas rate

 

[jakeycrx85]

For an engineer you're none too bright.

A formula is used. This formula has 2 variables and a constant. No use giving 1 variable in order to get answer unless you want to fart about putting random numbers in.

Give a gas rate and get an answer simples.

For an RGI you don't seem to know the basics

 

[Dan Robinson]

Well I say random numbers, most of us know roughly what it could be, but like I said... this is quite funny. Certainly beats pricing an UFH job anyway.