What is an ideal setting for the auto bypass valve?
I know this will be different for each system but how does one go about setting one up correctly??
Oh FFS a breakthrough!! Google it fella, I've lost the will to live between you & DH.
What is an ideal setting for the auto bypass valve?
I know this will be different for each system but how does one go about setting one up correctly??
10% excess air? Back to google Mr Hailsham.but as burners are normally adjusted to work with 5-10% excess air (oxygen), .
Your homework for today......
3% O2 = ???? excess air.
Join the combustion chamber DH as plenty of information regarding combustion calculations etc...
Ooh ooh ooh me sir I know
10% excess air? Back to google Mr Hailsham.but as burners are normally adjusted to work with 5-10% excess air (oxygen), .
Your homework for today......
3% O2 = ???? excess air.
Join the combustion chamber DH as plenty of information regarding combustion calculations etc...
Ooh ooh ooh me sir I know
I know this is not you Dan; 1 because this chap looks like he's got his Boy Scouts cycle badge & 2 you attended an all boys boarding Skool, where a hand shandy for the Upper Sixth by the First Years was compulsory after lights out.
What is an ideal setting for the auto bypass valve?
I know this will be different for each system but how does one go about setting one up correctly??
1. With boiler/system cool, set valve to max.
2. Switch heating system/boiler/pump on.
3. Reduce setting until valve is just open (by-pass/valve starts to get hot).
4. Turn adjuster back (anti-clockwise) one revolution (ie. valve closes).
5. Valve will automatically open when system flow reduces.
Read more: //www.diynot.com/diy/threads/how-to-set-a-honeywell-auto-bypass-valve.221814/#ixzz3w7KjEdrx
Alas, you're not alone Dan in making an error of judgement when facing the prospect of seeing a large pair of t.ts every day!! But at least the two chaps I work with bring in a packet of Hobnobs now & again.10% excess air? Back to google Mr Hailsham.but as burners are normally adjusted to work with 5-10% excess air (oxygen), .
Your homework for today......
3% O2 = ???? excess air.
Join the combustion chamber DH as plenty of information regarding combustion calculations etc...
Ooh ooh ooh me sir I know
I know this is not you Dan; 1 because this chap looks like he's got his Boy Scouts cycle badge & 2 you attended an all boys boarding Skool, where a hand shandy for the Upper Sixth by the First Years was compulsory after lights out.
Actually I turned down the chance to go to boarding school. I wasn't offered the chance until a few of the girls in my year had, ahem, developed.
Wasn't going to give up those "opportunities" .
Oi Steel stop picking on DH!
He's doing his best to help the OP with the rads. It's tricky for him as he only has hot air heating in his house
Oh and a broag
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