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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

Pipes smaller than 15mm are going to be tricky to cope with relatively low-temp water. They're usually lumped together under the heading 'microbore'. ...

4 years ago
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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

Ah... well that's very useful to know @marzipan71 Over the years I've sometimes needed to source variants of component parts when UK suppliers say t...

4 years ago
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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

If you're going to redo the pipe insulation anyway @marzipan71 then look at two other alternatives before you decide which strategies to use. This v...

4 years ago
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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

That question isn't going off at a tangent @marzipan71 It's exactly what we'd hope for as this discussion develops. I'll leave others to comment on...

4 years ago
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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

Unable to detect any slope for this floor, but we do have a separate mixer 😉

4 years ago
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RE: Underfloor heating designer / engineer needed

And I'm sure @hughf that there will be others interested in the answer who find this thread in future. My guess is that a professional heating engin...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

That question needs dividing into two parts for me to answer it: 1: Our software will end up running on a dedicated micro-controller platform. If yo...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

@knukes - I think this is a subject which will become clearer as you talk with others. It's a typical pub discussion! I've had a look to see if any ...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

These don't really exist as an off-the-shelf system. There are a number of items which you would assemble to achieve the desired result. The assembl...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

Unlike PV solar panels, the typical day's output from a wind turbine is very much below its maximum rating. If you'd like to get a daily average of 10...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

Correct. The G98/G99 approvals system is solely for generation devices that can export to the Distribution Grid. It is not required for off-grid bat...

4 years ago
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RE: Wind turbines and planning

I have lots of recommendations on storage batteries @knukes I have two independent battery storage trials operating in the plant-room just behind wh...

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