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Why is my radiator quiet?
Big-Al_2
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I recently had to replace a couple of radiators on my single pipe system.. I salvaged two units with 2" NPT tappings at the bottoms and bushed them to 1.5" to match my valves. There's got to be a good sized puddle in the bottom of each rad, but they don't bang or anything. Why?
Is there a better way to do it than using a reducing bushing? Even an offset bushing from 2" to 1.5" wouldn't really have room for much of an offset.
Is there a better way to do it than using a reducing bushing? Even an offset bushing from 2" to 1.5" wouldn't really have room for much of an offset.
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Piping is adequate Size.?
Probably because the the pipe size of 1 1/2 is large enough and the steam /condensate velocity is slow enough not to cause a problem. (Of course it maybe that you just don't have monsters in your radiator such as another poster seems to have!0 -
And you're complaining?
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