Another Plumbing / Rad Q
Discussion
Just been bleeding My Rads as just lately they have been banging something cronic.
Anyhow I find the Rad at the highest point of the House is 9/10ths full of air, why would that happen.
obviously I understand teh Air will gradually go to the highest point in the system.. But what i dnt understand is where all this air has got in the system.. No rads haev been of the wall while decorating etc for well over year now.
TIA
BB
Anyhow I find the Rad at the highest point of the House is 9/10ths full of air, why would that happen.
obviously I understand teh Air will gradually go to the highest point in the system.. But what i dnt understand is where all this air has got in the system.. No rads haev been of the wall while decorating etc for well over year now.
TIA
BB
Ballistic Banana said:
Just been bleeding My Rads as just lately they have been banging something cronic.
Anyhow I find the Rad at the highest point of the House is 9/10ths full of air, why would that happen.
obviously I understand teh Air will gradually go to the highest point in the system.. But what i dnt understand is where all this air has got in the system.. No rads haev been of the wall while decorating etc for well over year now.
TIA
BB
I've not done this yet but it sounds like the answer to the problem :
http://heatandplumb.com/acatalog/Aladdin_Autovent3.h
Put one on the highest rad..
Air(OK Oxygen) is in H2o.. and gets removed but the pumping action .. I believe.
Auto vent is treating the symptom not the cause. The 'Air' is likely to be hydrogen due to some rusting going on. A leak somewhere alowing the system to top up with fresh oxygenated water allowing the rusting to occur is fairly likely. 'Pumping over' from the heating vent is a distinct possibility and causes re-oxygenating which you can check by taking a look in the loft when the heating is running.
The other possibility is a micro leak at the suction side of the pump or even an auto airvent 'gulping air' when the pump starts up.
The other possibility is a micro leak at the suction side of the pump or even an auto airvent 'gulping air' when the pump starts up.
ferg said:
Auto vent is treating the symptom not the cause. The 'Air' is likely to be hydrogen due to some rusting going on. A leak somewhere alowing the system to top up with fresh oxygenated water allowing the rusting to occur is fairly likely. 'Pumping over' from the heating vent is a distinct possibility and causes re-oxygenating which you can check by taking a look in the loft when the heating is running.
The other possibility is a micro leak at the suction side of the pump or even an auto airvent 'gulping air' when the pump starts up.
Very impressive.. nice GTM by the way

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