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Pipe joins and pipe sizing for heating oil
I need to re-route the pipe running between the oil tank and my 50kW
boiler. I see that inserts are now recommended in soft copper pipe to prevent the pipe from distorting - but these reduce the bore of a 10mm pipe from about 8.6mm to about 6mm. The boiler manual just gives max pipe run info for 10mm (O/D) and I haven't been able to find any other info. Any suggestions on where to find further info or how to do the sums on the effect of a few (6 or 8) 6mm restrictions in an 8.6mm bore? |
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