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counterflow main venting

ahearnj
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Are main vents required in a steam counterflow system? One contractor has said yes another no? if yes, where should they be located? Thxs
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Yes they are needed and they should be at or towards the end of the main, similar to a counterflow.
Counterflow or parallel flow, the steam still needs to move through the main in the same manner so the venting concepts are identical.3 -
What do you mean counter flow system ?
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@Big Ed_4
The mains are lower at the boiler and high at the far end. Stem goes up the top of the pipe and condensate come s back the bottom0 -
Thanks
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