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steam replacement
muddrum
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I'm pricing a replacement steam boiler and the house has three tube ( copper ) fin recessed convectors. These are not listed on my sq. foot calculating chart. Can someone tell me how to determine the sq. feet of steam. They are all 5-1/2" deep and range from 23 to 37" in length.
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How tall are they?
Dan lists a lot of convectors in "E.D.R.".All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
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convectors
These convectors are horizontal 3 tube( copper) 5-1/2" deep by approx 2-3/4" thick.
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steam cabinet heater ratings
As mentioned by Steamhead, you have to do some research and Dan's book is a great place to start. Don't forget that the size and shape of the cabinet comes into play in calculating the rating as well. It ain't just the element you have to consider.0
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