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Primary/Secondary “TT” hydronic circuit coupling

Tony_23
Tony_23 Member Posts: 1,033
in THE MAIN WALL
It's the run of the tee and the closeness of the branches to each other along the run. The branches can be 180 opposite but the run is on the same plane.

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  • Chuck_8
    Chuck_8 Member Posts: 2
    Primary/Secondary “TT” hydronic circuit coupling

    With reference to closely spaced “TT” coupling between primary & secondary hydronic circuit(s).
    Do the “bases” (the vertical component of the letter “T” in this example) of the “TT” have to exist on the same 2D plane? Or can the bases of the “TT” be offset by an angle? If yes how much of an angle?
  • Chuck_8
    Chuck_8 Member Posts: 2
    Primary/Secondary “TT” hydronic circuit coupling

    With reference to closely spaced “TT” coupling between primary & secondary hydronic circuit(s).
    Do the “bases” (the vertical component of the letter “T” in this example) of the “TT” have to exist on the same 2D plane? Or can the bases of the “TT” be offset by an angle? If yes how much of an angle?
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