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LPG - Calculating minimum pipe size required to supply a gasfire
The input figure (32 kilowatts) for the new open gas fire may seem
excessive, but it is correct - manufacturer's figures. What size of gas fire is it?! Are you heating the great hall in a castle or something? I seem to remember that the copper development agency (http://www.cda.org.uk/) has online tables for sizing pipes. HTH -- Alistair Riddell - BOFH Microsoft - because god hates us |
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