On Sat, 25 Sep 2004 15:53:13 +0100, "IMM" wrote:




18019 litres/min is not bad at all amnd will fill a bath pronto.

It would be outstanding,

I don't think he wants, or needs, firehose volumes and pressures.

I'm sure. So your suggestion of over 18000 lpm is perhaps a touch on
the high side?



He is after a combi, no condensing combi I know eliminates the plume.

There is, however a range of effects.

Even a conventional boiler will produce a plume on cold dry days.

Only slight.

It can be only slight with a modern design of condensing boiler
especially on a longer flue, and in any case I suggested ways to
address any pluming issue.



The storage capacity is very limited as was demonstrated last week.

You never.

Would you like me to post a link to the thread where the numbers were
calculated?





100 litres is the average bath size.

It's a small bath.

100 litres is the average bath size!!!!!

It may be for you, but as I say, I am not getting into a pantomime
argument with Widow Twankey.




Average shower of 7 - 8 litres/minute at approx 40C.

That is not an average shower at all.

It is an average shower!!!!!!!!!

Again, it may be for you, etc. etc.




So 2 showers will take
15 litres of mixed water.

It needs at least twice that.

So 2 showers will take 15 litres of mixed water!!!!!!!!!!

No, that's one.



The poster
is attempting gain information to make a
reasoned decision. The last thing
he needs is misinformation from an amateur.

So why are you giving it?

Because I know what I am on about and you clearly do not.

Uh huh.


..andy

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