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Help with Piping Pensotti Radiator Diagram Attached
ced48
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I am trying to substitute 17' of baseboard with a Pensotti flat panel radiator. Just not sure how to do this without upsetting the balance of split loop system shown in the enclosed diagram.. Any suggestions, thoughts, would be helpful.
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What are your connection sizes for the panel rad?
Assuming what you have now (piping and fin tube) is all 3/4" copper?
You may be able to do a venturi T to the new rad.Serving Northern Maine HVAC & Controls. I burn wood, it smells good!0 -
!/2" connection for the radiator, 3/4" fin tube. Penscotti offers a bypass valve, which can be adjusted.0
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typically no more than 3 panel rads in series, with those bypass H valves Unless is upsize the rads on the tail end of a larger series You can calculate temperature drop thru a series of emitters
Splitting the loop would avoid an excessive deltaBob "hot rod" Rohr
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Because it would be the first emitter in the series, what would happen if it was piped direct? I am not sure how to figure pressure drop for the unit, so there in lies my confusion.
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