Chris, I only see your posts when someone quotes you, but do you have any idea what else happens when you reduce the pipe size with a fluid? Even a guess?
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17 years ago
concentric vent icing problem
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17 years ago
No. That information was in the teaching by Chris Penn in the movie _Pale Rider_ on how they get enough water pressure to strip mine the overburden. (right before the girl-rape scene).
This is different Stormy.
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17 years ago
Yes Mr. Lulu with one difference that Dido gets pay $100.00 per hour for driving while you can only wish
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17 years ago
"DIDO" wrote
There isn't a chance in this world that someone pays you $100 per hour. No way. No chance. $100.00 per hour for driving?? You couldn't drive your finger up your ass, let alone get paid for doing it.
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17 years ago
Search alt.hvac for Hoarfrost. You should look for other appliances venting close to the intake of the concentric kit and poor placement of concentric kit. If someone vented a water heater, other furnace or air to air exchanger near by the combustion air intake, it will pull in the exhaust gas from the appliance and start to freeze when it gets cold enough outside. If the concentric kit is placed in a bad area like near a corner, under a deck, alcove etc. the vented gases can be pulled back into the combustion air intake and freeze also. Hope this helps.
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17 years ago
No, not a bit. Bubba