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Spill & fill system ???? more info please :confused5:


Chris,


I think he means the use of a spill back tank, now not used, I have only seen a few in my 55 years in the trade, usually a large tank on the plant room floor 1/2 full of water, plastic balls floating on the water, and a spill back PRV when the water in the system expand it spills back into the tank, when the system cools down the pressure set puts the water back into the system.

Normally on a big job with a high head that won't support a membrane in an expansion vessel, the last one I worked on was about 10 floors offices, about 4.5 Bar system pressure with steel tube boiler rated at 6.5 bar.

PS Usually large volume of expansion required
 
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Chris,


I think he means the use of a spill back tank, now not used, I have only seen a few in my 55 years in the trade, usually a large tank on the plant room floor 1/2 full of water, plastic balls floating on the water, and a spill back PRV when the water in the system expand it spills back into the tank, when the system cools down the pressure set puts the water back into the system.

Normally on a big job with a high head that won't support a membrane in an expansion vessel, the last one I worked on was about 10 floors offices, about 4.5 Bar system pressure with steel tube boiler rated at 6.5 bar.

PS Usually large volume of expansion required
Well you learn something new every day !! Thanks for that happyflyer.

I think that is what I will miss most, as of next week I will no longer work in the plumbing industry. (some say I never did)

Still there will be plenty of new learning to be done!

If you lot will allow it, an ageing ex-plumber may still stick his head in the arms every now & then for a swiffty & chew the fat.
 
Where u off Chris anywhere exciting?
Apprentice manager for that service laying company, they will be learning gas/water then power/fibre over six years to become multi-skilled team leaders. Thats the plan any road.
Wish me luck, looks like I will be travelling the country.
 
aah man. youve got to stay in the arms..whats a dispute without a sprinkle of watkins spice..;)
 
Apprentice manager for that service laying company, they will be learning gas/water then power/fibre over six years to become multi-skilled team leaders. Thats the plan any road.
Wish me luck, looks like I will be travelling the country.

You can go and visit croppie in your travels then ?
 
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