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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

It is on the return side, pushing water into the PHE, via the filter (black cylinder) you can see in the earlier photo. Will do the PHE measurement ...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

Yes, and they are (I've just double checked).

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

That's very good of you (sending the email). I haven't removed the foam insulation because as you can see in the photo, it is tightly wedged in place....

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

Not yet, it is going to be a last resort as it will mean moving furniture and taking up carpets and floorboards. That makes sense, and is a less d...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

I have been giving some thought to how to test for an invisible bypass and have come up with the following: close all rad lockshield valves except two...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

@derek-m - the secondary water pump was rotated 180 to put it back in the correct orientation, the plumber had left it reversed (he thought it might i...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

Yes, I find that analogy works for me too, though I add fuel burnt: Think mph is kW, whilst miles travelled and fuel burnt is kWh. I find it furth...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

@derek-m - yes, we have to stick with physics (Newtonian, not quantum) and the real world observations and data, and not forget the Holmesian dictum t...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

Coming back to the calculations, this may well be the case. If we assume the heat loss is linear, ranging from 12.3kW at -2 ambient, and dropping to z...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

Yes! But I'll come back to that if I may. Answers to the questions in your next and post: Continuously, as long as the room stat is calling for he...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

@derek-m - I will have another close look. The only other connection to the rad circuit is the connection to pressurise it (it is a closed system) and...

4 years ago
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RE: Observation about radiators and weather compensation

@derek-m - thanks, that would be very welcome, and I am sure others will welcome it too. All the rads have TRVs and they are all definitely open (th...

4 years ago
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