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PIPES is the common name for piperazine-N,N′-bis(2-ethanesulfonic acid), and is a frequently used buffering agent in biochemistry. It is an ethanesulfonic acid buffer developed by Good et al. in the 1960s.
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Plumbers have just installed these pipes on brick wall - UFH hot water flow and return. The plasterer is coming on Friday to make the wall good - would welcome some advice on whether an expanding foam or some kind of insulation should be used before the plasterer makes good.
Happy to...
We have loud vibrations in our pipes. It happens when either of our showers is used about 10-20 seconds after the shower is turned off and stops after 5-10 seconds. It is very bad in the morning and gets better through the day. By late on the day it doesn’t really happen.
There is a shower pump...
Hi, I have an old traditional gas boiler (two pipe, fully pumped system, if that matters) sitting on the floor and touching the wall, as from the first pic. The second pic zooms in on a hole the boiler has in the rear, leaving a gap with the wall.
I am planning to run two 15mm copper pipes...
After I cement my pvc pipe to its pvc connector, is it normal for there to be a small gap between the edge of the pipe and the indent in the connector? It's like 1/4" between the two. I mean, they are stuck and I can't pull them apart, but should it be better?
We have had a long term problem with damp in our bungalow which exacerbated when we changed from the use of a system boiler (with pressure only from a tank in the roof of our bungalow) to a combi boiler (with full mains pressure) and a major leak was then found and dealt with.
(This leak had...
Is it OK to combine osma, polypipe and floplast push fit waste pipe? I. E polypipe fittings and floplast pipe. Different merchants sell just one of the above. So I tend to end up with bits from different manufacturers. I presume its OK. I'm sure I have before and never had any issues. Just...
currently working on my bathroom refurb and am after some advice on how best to go about re arranging the following:
Starting from the top:
The sink waste is solvent welded but i can reuse it in its current position
I want to move the toilet to the adjacent wall so id need to move the...
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This is a new installation a friend of mine has just had completed in her cafe.
She can't contact the plumber who did the job for some reason. Not picking up.
It's only a week old.
He has just fitted a sink in a part of the cafe and the pipes are hammering like hell
when you turn...
We had a leak from our boiler which meant I had to take up the flooring. This was a bathroom, but we want a utility room, so will be putting in the washing machine. I don't know if these pipes are accetable though? We need the water feed (on the left) and the pipe for the waste (you can see on...
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10mm copper heating pipes in loft were lagged with felt. Have extended the pipes with plastic. I I an assuming that plastic 10mm pipe in loft space should be lagged as it can still freeze. Do I just use felt wrap? What do you guys do with plastic 10mm heating pipes in loftspace? Thanks...
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We've recently discovered (after a drop of water hit my brother on the head!), that a cold water copper pipe is sweating. We thought it might be a leak but have only seen droplets of water on the pipework and after some research have deciphered that the pipe is sweating. The...
For years now probably decades we have experienced intermittant noise, loud humming, in water pipes. The noise may go away for weeks at a time and then come back with a vengeance. Given up trying to get someone to take a look as it doesnt do it to order although Water Authority did take a look...
I am about to insulate a suspended timber groundfloor in a 1930s semi. The joists are 2"x5" with about 400mm of air space below. The pipes currently run below the floor, and the pipework is a mess, with very little insulation. As I need to reroute pipes anyway, am I best running them between the...
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I have recently purchased a property and now starting to slice up the various jobs into DIY vs get a professional in.
Given the likely disruption, one of the early tasks I want to address is the exposed central heating pipework that effectively does a full loop around the first...
Could anyone point me in the right direction. I had a complete plumbing install at a property I was renovating, the CH and plumbing was commissioned in Oct 20. Over the last 2 weeks we noticed the boiler (ATAG Combi) losing pressure and requiring refilling, this became more frequent, most...
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We installed a combi boiler in an upper flat by taking the pipes up (above the boiler) and into the loft, and then dropped them back down to the radiators in 3 different rooms (as opposed to the normal method of running the pipes under the floor beneath the boiler which was not possible in...
hi all, can you suggest what is wrong with my water pipes they all make a loud grumbling type of noise at night at random times. my hot water and central heating is off at night and not being used. i had a plumber call round yesterday but he said he does not know what the problem is. i said i...
It's an old nunnery with massive breasts! 3 floors and basement. Chimney had 6 fireplaces feeding it. As I am 1st floor (English)/2nd floor (USA) I have a wide breast with 2 blocked off fireplaces. The firepace flues from below run up through and into the flat above and on through the loft to...
Hi, recently moved into my first house and am fairly new to DIY.
I've been experiencing issues with banging and creaking central heating pipes since I moved in. I've now lagged and secured piping wherever I can access it which has fixed the issue to some degree however fitted wardrobes are...
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