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Radiator Venting

Vermonter_3
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With thanks to Steamhead I've got a Gorton 2 and a Hoffman 4A headed my way.
Now it's time to really fine tune the radiator venting.
Is there a rule of thumb for volume of air inside a radiator? Is it save to assume say 1 cubic foot per 5 ft. EDR? I'm sure there are a LOT of variables. The radiators in the house are all fairly similar and from 1926, not too frilly, and not the "thin" type.
Is the venting rate of the small 1/8" vents in the famous book too?
Thanks again.
Now it's time to really fine tune the radiator venting.
Is there a rule of thumb for volume of air inside a radiator? Is it save to assume say 1 cubic foot per 5 ft. EDR? I'm sure there are a LOT of variables. The radiators in the house are all fairly similar and from 1926, not too frilly, and not the "thin" type.
Is the venting rate of the small 1/8" vents in the famous book too?
Thanks again.
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It's in Gerry Gill and Steve Pajek's famous e-book
but this time, you want to vent all the air in the rad and the runout in 7-10 minutes or so.
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What's the runout?
Or is that in the book too?0
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