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Correct as it’s not designed for pressure always open to atmosphere eg like a vented cylinder
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Any calcs with air (or any gas) pressures involved must be done in absolute (a) units, absolute pressure is Gauge Pressure (g) + 1 (bar) you then subtract the 1 to return to gauge pressure. Atmospheric pressure is 0 Bar.g or 1 bar.aCan I ask what is ment by bar A/ bar G pre-charge?
Same, hence why this forum is great for building up knowledge.I thought a vented tap was for use with a unvented HW heater and should only leak/drip while the water is heating up and could be used in lieu of a expansion vessel but obviously not.
Thanks so it takes awhile for the pressure to stabilise again once the pump has started? When the pump stops the pressure doesn't jump back down 0.4bar.Nothing other than the vessel being on the suction side of the pump
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