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Re: UK_Selfbuild 110mm Non-Return Valve?

Sounds about right!
Even the industrial ones are never considered to be 100% leak tight
and the conservative approach is to put in two of different types and
then you can assume that the backflow is only 10% of the rated forward
flow.

That said, in many domestic situations you can probably tolerate a
liitle bit of back-flow (trickle?) as the bulk of the flow should be
stopped.

HTH,

Tim.
(ps McAlpine was the name i was thinking of, have just binned one of
their catalogues along with a load of other stuff)

On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 11:00 PM, Chris Hunter
(home)<chris.cjcmhunter@...> wrote:
> we could do with one, too ... we bought a couple of (IIRC) McAlpine
> (Sp?) ones, and found they let a trickle through when closed, via the
> hinge arrangement  ...
>
> Chris



Mon Jul 6, 2009 5:31 am

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Can anyone recommend a 110mm Non-Return Valve? A Google search brings up lots of them, mostly very expensive! Tracey...
Tracey Gardner
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Jul 3, 2009
9:47 pm

we could do with one, too ... we bought a couple of (IIRC) McAlpine (Sp?) ones, and found they let a trickle through when closed, via the hinge arrangement...
Chris Hunter (home)
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Jul 3, 2009
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Sounds about right! Even the industrial ones are never considered to be 100% leak tight and the conservative approach is to put in two of different types and ...
Tim Hawes
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Jul 6, 2009
5:31 am

yep, we bought two to use in-series, partly for redundancy ... worry is, even a trickle - we didn't measure it, but looked to be something like 1cc per minute...
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Jul 6, 2009
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I am intrigued (and ignorant!). Where do you use them? Rgds Peter ... From: Tracey Gardner To: UK_Selfbuild@... Sent: Friday, July 03, 2009 10:46...
Peter and Jane
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Well in my case, I have allowed for the future installation of a grey water recycling system. (source/design as yet unknown) All my bath/basin/shower wastes...
Tracey Gardner
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Jul 4, 2009
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Flood areas - to stop the sewage coming home to roost! Nick Nick Laurie PC Repairs nwlaurie@... Skype: nicklaurie 01458 250834 and 07941 731056...
Nick Laurie
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Jul 4, 2009
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Hi I've been told I need one of these too, I need it to prevent the return from the ground floors underfloor heating system flowing the wrong way when it meets...
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Jul 4, 2009
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110mm ufh circuit? That's going to be an interesting one! Nick Nick Laurie PC Repairs nwlaurie@... Skype: nicklaurie 01458 250834 and 07941 731056...
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110 mm underfloor heating feeder. Cannot be right. 32mm surely, Mohammed?? Rgds Peter ... From: mmaherban To: UK_Selfbuild@... Sent: Saturday,...
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The 110mm ones are uPVC, for underground waste. You need a 15 or 22mm one. ... From: "mmaherban" <maherban@...> To: <UK_Selfbuild@...> ...
Andrew McLeod
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You are right it is indeed 22mm. when I replied to the thread I failed to pick up on that small but crucial piece of information ie. the size(Doh!!)and was...
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