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Jalen_Jalen2006
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in Gas Heating
longest length method, if you add up your total length which is: your straight path to the most remote outlet all of those lengths all together. What if you get a number not within range of the table. Do you go up or down, so if I get let’s say 82 and the table is 80 or I get 65 and the table says 60? Thank you.
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Just use the longer length. If you use the branch method the main stays the same but the branches can be smaller.
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if you have 63 ft you have to use the 70 ft row, if i understand which table you are using. there is also an equation to calculate the pipe size exactly from the flow, pressure drop, ad length.
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