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Either my known to be suspect mathematics is wrong or there is something amiss with sites recommending pressure vessel sizes. Under my new floors I have carefully:-) laid 820m of 16mm pex-al-pex piping. Sadly absent from the mainly American sites offering pipe volume calculations. My vernier gives a bore of 11.5mm and Pi x r2 x L comes to 85L. A more agile brain may kindly care to check! Could that length of pipe bore conceivably squash into an 18 gallon container? Probably. The underfloor heating systems suppliers suggest a 4L vessel is adequate for 1000m of 16mm pipe yet most sites marketing PVs are wildly in excess of this. Surely they know that the system is run at a much lower temperature than 85C boiler output! Any thoughts? -- Tim Lamb |
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