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A question is an utterance which typically functions as a request for information, which is expected to be provided in the form of an answer. Questions can thus be understood as a kind of illocutionary act in the field of pragmatics or as special kinds of propositions in frameworks of formal semantics such as alternative semantics or inquisitive semantics. Questions are often conflated with interrogatives, which are the grammatical forms typically used to achieve them. Rhetorical questions, for example, are interrogative in form but may not be considered true questions as they are not expected to be answered.
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I'm on a roll with the plumbing questions today! So here's query #2...
We've not used our hot water for quite some time, and it now doesn't work. From what I can gather based on what I've learnt in the last hour or two, I think the problem is with the 3 port motorised valve. When...
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Found some great answers here but first time posting, go easy on me please š.
Looking to fit a salamander rp50tu shower pump to a gravity system. It's a 'universal' (negative head compatible) pump which will be going in the loft (2 story house) just below the bottom level of the cold water...
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First of all, apologies, I have a really annoying need to understand things in minute detail. Today my Hot Water Cylinder seemingly ran out of adequately heated water after two short showers. The cylinder was heated between 8:30am-9:30am to a temp of 60 degrees. The only use was two short...
Hi all,
I've got a British Gas 330+ Heat only boiler and it displayed an F25 error (lack of water iirc) on Sunday. I read the manual and bled the radiators (1 rad had quite a bit of air) and topped the system up a little and sure enough I could then hear water flowing back into the boiler. I...
Bought a 1960's Bungalow back in 2002 ...which came equipped (fitted by BG back in 1995) as follows :
One pipe system (3/4" & 22mm) comprising of :
Ideal 60N e type free standing gas boiler in Garage
10 radiators , all fitted with Danfoss TRVs
SMC 24 hour Timer/ clock /controller
SMC Commodore...
Hi all. If I may, I'd like to ask some beginner's questions.
The situation: We think we may have air trapped in our UFH system. Therefore, we're considering refilling the circuits. However, there are a few details we need to clear up first.
First of all, we need (?) to buy some hose end...
So I've got a gas pipe in my kitchen, but due to a miscommunication on my part it's got the wrong fitting for the cooker I intend to buy. It's got a nut on the end, and is facing upwards, whereas I need a bayonet, and if I understand correctly, those should always face downwards so the rubber...
I am currently studying to pas as a gas engineer and I have come stuck on some of The modules and canāt seem to find the answers anywhere.
Q1. A gas meter can be installed without a mounting bracket or support shelf, only when
A1. The supporting pipework either side Is constructed of rigid...
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So I have done some plumbing in my house with push-fit pipes. And now I am looking into replacing the lead pipe from my main water supply.
In the picture you can see I have a plastic mains pipe, that runs into a 15mm pipe with stopcock. Then this is coupled to an old lead pipe.
This...
Hi all, relatively new to the gas industry about a year and normally just do fires and boilers.
The only reason i have the cookers ticket is for lgsc's. I am fitting my first freestanding cooker tomorrow and i have a few questions which may sound dumb.
1. Is changing all the injectors...
I'm currently working on a research assignment to do with Digital marketing, specifically social media and how plumbing businesses use it. Would any of you be kind enough to aid my research and answer a couple questions below?
What would you say from your experience your target market/customer...
Hope someone can advise me.My new pump is situated pumping downwards as per picture.On initial startup there is a lot of turbulence/air noise and about a .2bar pressure drop.Would I be better having it fitted to flow on opposite wall,pumping up? or is the pump too powerful--ups2 25-80.
Also...
I'd be so grateful!
1) If the water in the rads and pipes is so hot that I can't touch the rads, is it possible that I can hear it rushing and coursing through the rads and pipes? I've been told the noise is air in the system, but I'm wondering if it's boiling hot water instead.
2) When...
is a standard approved dia ? If so what ?
And can we buy fittings for it eg elbow
Tees and No 1 fittings thanks in advance Rob Foster aka centralheatking
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Firstly thank you for taking time to read this for me. Last week we were lucky enough to have our second daughter born. During getting some bits out of the roof I looked at the cold water tank as it was running. Iām a complete novice at plumbing but can fix a few things. To be honest I didnāt...
So the plan is this. Currently I have all rooms individually controllable through programmable TRVs allowing me to heat only the rooms that are being used on different profiles during the day and night. So far so good.
But I have three main problems with my boiler.
1. there is no boiler...
First question: What is the "ball thing" on the fourth copper pipe along.
Also: I have identified the flow to my radiators as being the left-most pipe that is 22mm and the return as the right-most 22mm copper pipe (fifth one along), then the heating for my taps as the 15mm next to my radiator...
Hi all, still working on my portfolio but having a bit of confusion regarding allowances for fittings when working out pipe size requirements as I'm reading conflicting information. In college we were told to allow 0.5m for Tees and elbows and 0.3m for bends. My Viper gas handbook says the same...
This guy seems to be a right Richard!
I answered (vaguely) his post earlier about what type oil hose he needed for his boiler.
Now he has a post about what āballparkā figure for oil pressure on his boiler!
He has been largely just on here over a long period basically asking details of how to...
Hi, I have just joined to understand more about the plumbing industry. If you are a plumber, can you spare me 15 minutes of your time to answer some questions? Any answers I receive will be kept confidential and not shared with anyone. Many thanks Elaine
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