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In addition to my gibberings about my experience with plastic..
The Black plastic tubing I used in my first install all those years ago was only a single layer tubing no special multi layers, so no oxygen barrier , but then had no problems either.
Originally driven by a Parkray solid fuel, with no controls .. on windy days you could make horsehoes in it ! LOL. and later with a Thorn Housewarmer
( being replaced this month).
The First few metres of pipe was imperial size Copper to the Tank/pump etc..and the rest was brass manifolds ferrules plastic pipe etc.
Over the years the amount of debris/sludge that appeared in the system
has been negligable.
And for many years it ran on plain water with no additives.
Only when I recently changed the piping as mentioned before, I did a chemical flush and to be honest it wasn't worth the cost of the flushing agent, so little muck appeared.
I'm off 😱
Chris
The Black plastic tubing I used in my first install all those years ago was only a single layer tubing no special multi layers, so no oxygen barrier , but then had no problems either.
Originally driven by a Parkray solid fuel, with no controls .. on windy days you could make horsehoes in it ! LOL. and later with a Thorn Housewarmer
( being replaced this month).
The First few metres of pipe was imperial size Copper to the Tank/pump etc..and the rest was brass manifolds ferrules plastic pipe etc.
Over the years the amount of debris/sludge that appeared in the system
has been negligable.
And for many years it ran on plain water with no additives.
Only when I recently changed the piping as mentioned before, I did a chemical flush and to be honest it wasn't worth the cost of the flushing agent, so little muck appeared.
I'm off 😱
Chris
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