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    Boiler efficiency question

    I have read that efficiency is best if a boiler is operated at full load. This shouldn't be a problem for mine as I have quite a large buffer tank. What I have noticed is that it runs at its flue set point of 180 deg C. It also keeps the boiler at its setpoint of 80deg C. So that seems good...
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    Turbulator II: Chain Test Tonight

    I'll be running another test burn tonight with chains instead of my normal turbulators. The chains I have are probably a bit smaller than ideal. My HX tubes are about 1 7/8" ID, and the chain links are about 1 1/4" wide. Any brave souls want to make predictions about flue temps? We have two...
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