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1 kw input requires 0.095 cubic meter / hr of gas0.00995 thats the cookie
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1 kw input requires 0.095 cubic meter / hr of gas0.00995 thats the cookie
1 kw input requires 0.095 cubic meter / hr of gas
That's what's written in my logic bookthink you missed an 09 off?
That's what's written in my logic book
work it out then i come up with 351 m3/h on a 35 kw boiler for 0.095
for 0.00995 i get 3.51 m3/h which is about right
I don't want to discuss you may be right but that's what I have got in my logic book
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So you could use both figures to calculate ?nope my feck up i was dividing as 10.65 you divide guess 0.095 you x sorry
So you could use both figures to calculate ?
Hi cr0ft,What's the arrangement on these jobs Matchless?? Are you just giving him the work and the customer pays him directly or are you subcontracting him in for the gas work (nothing illegal about that). If it's the latter, in law you are responsible as well if he leaves any defects so be very careful.
I went to another gas fitter about half way through my portfolio after it became clear the one training me was, shall we say, not very knowledgeable.
I haven't bothered to do the pipe sizing calculations but what I will say is the tables are quite conservative already. As long as the figures come within the allowable values in the table it should be fine. Clearly there are other issues with this guy too, I'd be tightness testing pipework on completion of any boiler installation.
Yes. Remember that the GSR members on here (and of course the plumbers too) who are willing to give their time to help folk are generally the better ones. You're obviously learning now that just because someone is qualified doesn't mean they do the job properly. Unfortunately some people chase the money rather than chasing quality and the money following. The ones who chase money always fall flat on their faces.
The silly thing here is if the gas pipe needs upgrading he could make some more money from doing it!
You have a good attitude and personally I think you will go far in this trade. Where are you doing your Gas training again? Does the trainer there still run his own business? Mine did and I ended up going out with him for free to get qualified. Wouldn't take that long and might be a better way.
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