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Sizing a Commercial Water Make-Up Line
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Johnny6
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I am working on a commercial project with a 2 million BTU boiler and was wondering if there is a rule of thumb for sizing make-up water lines.
I mostly work with residential and small commercial projects and they usually only requires a 1/2" line to bring in water. That number is just from memory mostly and to be honest I have no way to justify the line size.
s there a way to calulate this line size or a rule of thumb based on some requirement for the boiler?
Thanks,
John
I mostly work with residential and small commercial projects and they usually only requires a 1/2" line to bring in water. That number is just from memory mostly and to be honest I have no way to justify the line size.
s there a way to calulate this line size or a rule of thumb based on some requirement for the boiler?
Thanks,
John
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