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EDR of this Radiator

cdm
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IM looking for the EDR of this radiator. I,ve looked in Dans E.D.R. 'Every Darn Radiator', without any luck. The radiator pictured is on a one pipe steam system. 20" high X 5" deep with 14 - 2" wide sections, for a O.A. length of 28". Any help is really appreciated.
cdm
cdm
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31.5 EDR….U S Boiler calls it a radiant radiator…Some call it a sunrad….In the recessed install such as yours you can subtract 10 percent from 31.5 that would be total EDR for a one pipe steam system0
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The subtraction is for output not for total EDR load…I was not sure why you asked for it so I just thought I would clarify that….Sorry If I confused matters..0
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You can use the ratings for SunRad radiators. 2.25 ft2 per section.0
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Isn't that essentially this?
http://www.governaleindustries.com/govray.cfm
As I understand it, it provides both convection and radiant heat.0
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