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Very similar to the natural gas pipe sizing calculator except this is for L.P.G. works with metric copper, stainless steel, and semi rigid pipes including 6,8,10,12,15,22,28 mm . Input the gas rate for the appliances ,the meter lengths of pipe and number of elbows and this will find out if the pipe diameter you picked will have an allowable drop ... if it doesn't, then just change the diameter to see if that will work. This also has conversion tables to change from any of the figures, m3/hr to kW gross to kW net ... and can work out the number and sizes of LPG bottles required.
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Game changing calculation method that tells you the pipe diameters required... No guessing on a rule of thumb and proving it works , then moving back to resize other sections. This calculator works forward then back to find out the smallest pipe diameter so that the meter to the appliance drop is less than 1mb. This then works out the installation volume, the purge volume and the purge type. This will also give you the new IGE UP 1B permissable pressure drop for existing systems. It has a page to work out each section of a pipe system seperatly, just like long hand with no mistakes, this includes every pipe material including MDPE.
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