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jamiep wrote:
.... snipped Many thanks for any help that you can give. Jamie I couldn't understand the pic/description but, if you can't common the returns in an organised way put non-return valves in the heating circuit to prevent the reverse flow. Dave |
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Hello,
Thanks for your advice guys. The diagram got a bit squashed when posting so wont make any sense! The rads from bathroom, bed 1, bed 2 are connected to one pipe which in turn connects to the return from the cylinder to the boiler, bed 3 connects to the cylinder return seperately approx 4 inches from the other rad connections and isn't affected. The downstairs rads return also comes upstairs and joins the cylinder return and that isn't affected other than normal convection. I don't think I'm going to fix this as I've already changed the pipe layout once and it's getting costly so I may go with the non return valve on the return to the rads Thanks, Jamie Dave wrote: jamiep wrote: ... snipped Many thanks for any help that you can give. Jamie I couldn't understand the pic/description but, if you can't common the returns in an organised way put non-return valves in the heating circuit to prevent the reverse flow. Dave |
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