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sreedharv
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Top Supported Boilers

06/24/2009 4:28 AM

Hi, can you explain the concept and logic behind fixing of fixed (zero expansion)point in top supported boilers,how to find out it.is there any calculation for that?
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06/24/2009 7:30 AM

Put a few changes of direction in the pipework and there will be no need to calculate it, for the changes in direction will take up any movement due to expansion.

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