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michael j. bonk
michael j. bonk Member Posts: 2
in THE MAIN WALL
back again, system ph 10.9 - nitrates 650ppm
I flushed out the system as recom. by menbers of the wall.

the ph and nitrates levels still seem high to me!

Im starting to belive that plan water in the system is the way to go!

What do you think?

Our tap water ph 8.2 - nitrates 350 ppm

thanks
michael j. bonk

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  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,601
    Cindy and Christy

    are both going to be with us, which brings the number to 135.

    We have just 15 ticket left. You in? Let's sell this out for them.
    Retired and loving it.
  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,601
    You should

    post this in its own thread.
    Retired and loving it.
  • Pughie
    Pughie Member Posts: 2
    PMEngineering article - March 04

    Dan,
    Not sure where to go to ask this question. With regard to changing from a 5

    0# to 75# relief valve. I wondered if you would elaborate on the steps taken to ensure this change was acceptable to the boiler manufacture? Re: MOP of the Boilers etc. Iwould hate to give the impression you could go out in the fied and alter the boiler manufacture's specs without some research. Thanks.

    Pughie
  • Pughie
    Pughie Member Posts: 2
    PMEngineering article - March 04

    Dan,
    Not sure where to go to ask this question, with regard to changing from a 50# to a 75# relief valve. I wonder if you would elaborate on the steps taken to ensure this change was acceptable to the boiler manufacturer? RE: MWP of the boilers etc. I would hate to give the impression you could go out in the field and alter the OEM's specs without some research. Thanks for all you do.

    Pughie

  • DanHolohan
    DanHolohan Member, Moderator, Administrator Posts: 16,601
    The boilers

    were rated for 100 psi. No worries.
    Retired and loving it.
  • jim sokolovic
    jim sokolovic Member Posts: 439
    I didn't see that article, but...

    The maximum water pressure and minimum capacity of the relief valve are printed on the rating plate of ASME certified boilers. The maximum water pressure is also stamped on each section of cast iron boilers. There is no allowance to exceed this that a manufacturer can provide, that I can think of. Hope this helps.
  • Mad Dog
    Mad Dog Member Posts: 2,595
    Are you bonkers???????????????????????????????????

    dude???? This post is about Wetstock. Mad Dog

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  • ScottMP
    ScottMP Member Posts: 5,883
    Maddog

    I thought I was lost for a second.

    22 more days, Dude why ar'nt you going ?

    Scott

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