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I am unfamiliar with the way this radiator is plumbed with the flow and return pipes on one side only of the radiator. Is this an acceptable set up?
 

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TBSE (top bottom same end) is fine. As above does it get equally hot throughout the length of the radiator? If not, them possibly have a diverter tube made up. There are correction factors for different radiator flow and return connections, however in your case its a straight 1, meaning no adjustments needed making on sizing the radiator for the liad.
 

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