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Two pipe or "three pipe" system?
Is a "three pipe" system i.e. a two pipe system with reversed return
useful? Or should I just stick to a two pipe system (a bit easier)? Is it necessary to balance a system with TRVs anyway? Mr F. |
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Mr Fizzion wrote: Is a "three pipe" system i.e. a two pipe system with reversed return useful? Or should I just stick to a two pipe system (a bit easier)? Sorry, you've lost me! Is it necessary to balance a system with TRVs anyway? Yes! If you want the system to heat up evenly, anyway. Otherwise, some of the far-flung rads may not get hot until the nearer rooms have got up to temperature and shut their TRVs. -- Cheers, Set Square ______ Please reply to newsgroup. Reply address is invalid. |
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