Justin Keat
Justin
When you connect two loops with closely spaced tees, you have a choice. One loop will have a straight run, and on the other the flow will have to go through two right angle bends.
Everyone I've seen on the internet, when they show an actual boiler installation, puts right angles in the primary loop, and make the secondary loop straight. Can you do it the opposite way? Just make the primary loop a rectangle, and have two pipes come straight off the side? This seems like it would be a bit simpler in some cases. Some of Siggi's diagrams have the straight run in the primary. I can't figure out if it's just random, or if you only want to do it in certain circumstances.
Everyone I've seen on the internet, when they show an actual boiler installation, puts right angles in the primary loop, and make the secondary loop straight. Can you do it the opposite way? Just make the primary loop a rectangle, and have two pipes come straight off the side? This seems like it would be a bit simpler in some cases. Some of Siggi's diagrams have the straight run in the primary. I can't figure out if it's just random, or if you only want to do it in certain circumstances.
