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Delta-T on TT-110

Jimbo_5
Member Posts: 222
I have a Tringle Tube Solo 110 running without P/S piping heating 9 ci radiators. Currently my Delta-T fluctuates between 20 & 30° depending upon firing mode. Does this seem like too much? I'm on the lowest pump speed to get this spread.
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It would be easier to understand, if you sign up for Tacos FloPro University, and watch the tutorials in Hydronics Step By Step. It's free, and you'll enjoy it.0
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I like the delta t you are getting. It is difficult to do with that boiler."If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
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Agree with Carl here -- that's about as good as you're going to get. We have one that sees about the same numbers (on cold days, anyway) on a series convector (big commercial stuff, with double 1-1/4" pipes) loop.0
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Most people with tt110's would love those numbers. I get about a 14 but am piped p/s.0
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