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13th January 2022, 22:11 | #1 |
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Chinese puzzle, one for the plumbers
A bit of back ground. Apparently this other "hot water" is used when the central heating water, has been heated to such a high temperature by the log burner, instead of it going back to the log burner it is used to heat water in a storage tank and this newly heated water is fed into the central heating when the log burner cools.
Normally a hot water tank has a coil in it for the heated water to go around and in turn heat the water stored in the tank. You then have a feed to the tank and a feed from the tank. This requires 4 pipes, feed to, feed from and 2 for the coil. Here is the Chinese puzzle. This tank only has 3 pipes. Possibilities:- 1. I have had a mans look (not looked properly) and the 4th pipe is there. 2. There is no 4th pipe and we have been lied to. 3. Other, what ever that is. I have emailed the manufacturer asking for a diagram to tell me what each point that seems to be for a pipe connection is for and to ask if 4 pipes is the minimum that should be connected. In the mean time, I'm open to suggestions. macafee2 |
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