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EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.Single pipe quasi-vapor system. Typical operating pressure 0.14 - 0.43 oz. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment0 -
ChrisJ said:EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.One way to get familiar something you know nothing about is to ask a really smart person a really stupid question0 -
reggi said:ChrisJ said:EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.ChrisJ said:EBEBRATT-Ed said:The weight of the water in the pigtail has no effect on the gauge reading if the gauge is above the boiler tapping
So much I stopped using one on the actual gauge I use. In fact if it kept skewing a 3 psi gauge I imagine it would destroy a 2" magnehelic.
Or at least make it totally useless.
Single pipe quasi-vapor system. Typical operating pressure 0.14 - 0.43 oz. EcoSteam ES-20 Advanced Control for Residential Steam boilers. Rectorseal Steamaster water treatment1 -
The less pressure you need to heat a steam system the better it proves all vents/traps are workin ignore pressure do all radiators get hot? Job done0
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Pressure does not get steam there to end of line relieving air does0
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