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Header tank water getting hot

joeirish · 2012-03-26 18:25:42

Hi The water in my CH header tank is getting hot. It is not because of pitching over but it seems the feed pipe is the culprit. Now I'm not sure if there is hot water pumping up the feed pipe from the header tank or if this is just convected heat. Is it normal for water in the header tank to get hot by convection. Our…

26-03-2012 7:25pm

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joeirish

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Hi

The water in my CH header tank is getting hot. It is not because of pitching over but it seems the feed pipe is the culprit. Now I'm not sure if there is hot water pumping up the feed pipe from the header tank or if this is just convected heat. Is it normal for water in the header tank to get hot by convection. Our house is single story so the header tank is about 12 feet above the hot water pumps etc.

Thanks

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