Oil Usage calculation
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152,761,574 btu's
1100 x 139,000
If you're trying to do a heat loss off it I would need your zip code.
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11971STEVEusaPA said:152,761,574 btu's
1100 x 139,000
If you're trying to do a heat loss off it I would need your zip code.
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On Long Island if you multiply gallons by 55 it gets you a WAG. It sounds crude but it works. My house uses 600 gallons a year, give or take. My house has has 80 feet of S/F baseboard, so the numbers jive. Radiation 40,000. WAG heat loss 33,000. Still waiting for someone to make a small enough boiler.
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Making some assumptions...I didn't have DDay entered in for the tip of the Island, I figured New Haven was close enough.
P.S Hey @Robert O'Brien did you get the files I sent you?
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You guys cheat. As a way to get a building's heat loss, that works just fine! But you do need a reasonably accurate fuel usage...Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England
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He said 1100 gallons...Jamie Hall said:You guys cheat. As a way to get a building's heat loss, that works just fine! But you do need a reasonably accurate fuel usage...
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this young man helped on the beach house project so I’ll return the favor.I told him I’d sizing and help with the piping design.The HW is supplied by a zone valve. During the summer they run the 1st floor circ to get HW.I get to play with the pro press again
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Well even if I'm off the smallest boiler will be a little too big. Maybe it's time to pop in an EK.
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Moneys a bit tight but that’s my next post. Manufactures. My rough estimates were 80K input.0
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What is the story with the thimble for the flue pipe? Looks strange in the picture. Masonry chimney?0
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You need to put on an addition, or sell some capacity to a neighbor.R Mannino said:On Long Island if you multiply gallons by 55 it gets you a WAG. It sounds crude but it works. My house uses 600 gallons a year, give or take. My house has has 80 feet of S/F baseboard, so the numbers jive. Radiation 40,000. WAG heat loss 33,000. Still waiting for someone to make a small enough boiler.
Just trying to think outside the box
Mr.Ed
LOL
Edward Young Retired
After you make that expensive repair and you still have the same problem, What will you check next?
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They make small boilers that fire with a .17 nozzle.R Mannino said:On Long Island if you multiply gallons by 55 it gets you a WAG. It sounds crude but it works. My house uses 600 gallons a year, give or take. My house has has 80 feet of S/F baseboard, so the numbers jive. Radiation 40,000. WAG heat loss 33,000. Still waiting for someone to make a small enough boiler.
Just not in America.
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They make small boilers that fire with a .17 nozzle.
Just not in America.
I'm just going to have to get by with my .5 nozzle in my G115 and biofuel has a little less BTU's, so I'm sneaking up on it!
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