Discuss Potterton statesman 45/50 nozzel size? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net
cant find the spec I need to service this boiler and I'm not planning in making two visits so getting info and parts ready but can't find any info on the nozzel size.Any advice would be appreciate.
How many nozzles do you carry. I have about 80 to 100 on the van.
I think this relates to the generic pump pressure range.The RDB1 manual says 10bar Page 8 Table A for Kerosene.
https://www.rielloburners.co.uk/images/content/downloads/RDB1-2_2902489-18.pdf
And this should give you the nozzle needed: http://www.delavaninc.com/pdf/total_look.pdf
To obtain 0.75 from 75,000 you would need to divide by 100,000.
Best you say multiply smaller nozzle size by 100000 to get btuās. At what pressure is this assuming? And I assume this figure is burner input, not boiler output or efficiency must be taken into consideration?
Best you say multiply smaller nozzle size by 100000 to get btuās. At what pressure is this assuming
Sorry, I donāt understand ?All nozzle output is quoted at 100psi.
Of course its correct, It's an international standard for all manufacturers that they quote the output of their nozzles in GPH at 100psi I should think that everyone on this thread knows that.
Our UK gallons is roughly .84 of a US gallon if Iām not mistaken, but yes Best it relates to US measurement as I believe the pressure jet burner is originally an American invention
The first pressure jets where used to propel vehicles and where invented by the Russian N Teleshov in 1864, adapted by a Swedish inventor Martin Wiburg and eventually became the pressure jet burner.
Wow! Where did you find all that from?
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