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Pipeing Design

bigugh_4
bigugh_4 Member Posts: 406
in THE MAIN WALL
diverter tees is not a good idea. Open and in the system they are not that big a restriction to water flow, Capping them off restricts the flow quite a bit. Engineer another way or remove them!
JMO

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  • Paul_42
    Paul_42 Member Posts: 1
    piping design

    The system is 1 loop forced hot water that I am changing to 3 zones. There are 5 radiators down stairs and 4 radiators up stairs plus a 3 season room. When I change the piping should I remove the diverter t's from the original loop that are no longer being used? It would save a lot of time if I could just cap them off.
    Thanks for any suggestions.
  • Al_19
    Al_19 Member Posts: 170


    You should be able to just connect the supply tee to the diverter tee parallel to the heating main wherever you disconnect a radiator. That will let the flow split as if the rad was still connected.
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