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HOW NOT TO PIPE A BOILER
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crash2009
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After doing some research on one pipe steam it appears that this boiler is a good example of how NOT to install. It seems to break ALL the near boiler piping rules. Of greatest concern to me is the lack of an equalizer and a Hartford loop. I have included a sketch of how the main and return lines run. I am planning to correct the near boiler piping in the spring or sooner if necessary. Currently the 1 system riser goes to a T, I was wondering if we should break up that T, and have 2 system risers going 2 directions resulting in 2 separate loops with a common connection to the bottom of the Hartford? Also, What do you think the steam is doing inside the current configuration?
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Any answers on this one?
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Yes, i'd break up the tee.
and vent the two ends heavily.gwgillplumbingandheating.com
Serving Cleveland's eastern suburbs from Cleveland Heights down to Cuyahoga Falls.0
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