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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

@cathoderay and others. I think there may be some confusion over the contributions from external sources creeping in. They may be a variable propor...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

@rob-of-york I think this a very reasonable way to approach the problem. Whilst I dont like determining things based on a single measurement point ...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

@cathoderay   Good bit of analysis. Daily would suffice for consumption (as you say more frequently is needed for temperature); my main tool...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

I am amazed that there is not something out there to measure depth, either by float or laser. I can buy a laser distance meter for £30, it wouldn't t...

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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

Take a guess, do the head loss calculations at the flow rate for DT 5. If it's ok with some margin, stop worrying about head loss. If this is the c...

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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

I would too if it were easy, but he says it isn't. In that circumstance I would probably 'suck it and see.'. Assuming the circulator head is suffic...

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RE: Next steps on my ASHP journey: Radiators and Pipework

... which hopefully you don't have to do if there is a reasonable amount of headroom! But if there isn't then fun awaits I would be willing to b...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

Absolutely, due to a combination of genuine unknowns (eg air change rate, effect of thermal bridging and even uncertainty in U values of certain mater...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

Our posts crossed and I have added some more explanation/clarification In answer to your comment - no you dont know where in the range it lies, and ...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

Its not perfect but the world isnt perfect . If one were to set up a controlled experiment with comprehensive logging that would be better than any o...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

Yes from first principles. The temperature profile in any given location is well known and fairly consistent (averaged over a season) from year to y...

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RE: Where heat loss surveys seem to go against practical reality

To clarify - the generally accepted divisor for SE England is ~2900 which is scientifically derived from a degree day calculation based on the SE UK t...

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