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Subject: Re: The Gas Man


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Date Posted: 20/10/05 0:28:26
In reply to: Graham Harrison 's message, "Re: The Gas Man" on 18/10/05 23:24:01

Presumably the burner relies on the venturi effect to draw air into the gas stream to achieve full combustion, so if anything it's the flow they are concerned about.

If you find that when you switch additional burners on the flame goes down then they are right.

my new central heating boiler needed a larger bore gas supply because of this.

Length of pipe run will influence the effect.

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