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U-values
I'm trying to work out the losses in my new (1970) bungalow. ATM I
have a spreadsheet that tells me that I need 16 kW with an external -1C. Strangely, the boiler, a Worcester HeatSlave Oil combi, is a 15-19kW model - perhaps the engineer that spec-ed it back in 1991 could add up too :-) Now I can find U-values for most things, but how do I work out the effect of adding another 150mm to the existing 100mm loft insulation. Also, my heating pipes run through the loft, and are lagged, but I think I should allow a loss per meter run, any ideas how to do that? The house is L-shapped and some of the runs are very long. Thanks, R. Happy Christmas and a Prosperous New year to all. |
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