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Hot water cylinder on a vented system 900mm high by 450mm diameter, direct
version. manufacturer advises capacity 117 Ltr. Trying to work out if a pump installed via a flange to the tank and giving say 12 Ltrs a minute at the shower. Assume 8 Ltrs per min is hot water and the rest made up from the cold rising main. What is the real capacity of useful hot water from such a cylinder. I guess say 64 Ltrs so eight minutes shower at most. Does this sound somewhat optimistic. Eddie |
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