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Posted By: Ed DaviesOn the other hand, a plastic pipe which is close to open to the atmosphere at one end isn't going to have excessive pressure.
Posted By: HeadScratcherWhen the thermostat on my immersion heater failed the pex pipework it vented through had the consistency of cooked spagetti. That was with a release valve set at 1.5 bar. Was fine when it cooled but as above wouldn't recommend it.Assuming this is a pressurized system? If not then don't believe it needs to be piped anywhere but I'm out of date on regs.
Is any BCO / Gas Safe likely to complain about 15mm stainless do you think?
Posted By: HeadScratcherWhen the thermostat on my immersion heater failed the pex pipework it vented through had the consistency of cooked spagetti. That was with a release valve set at 1.5 bar. Was fine when it cooled but as above wouldn't recommend it.Was the PEX directly on the release valve or was there a metre or more of copper to cool the steam somewhat first?
Posted By: adiCan I discharge a boiler temperature/pressure relief valve via a tundish to an internal drain?
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