Loading Units Domestic Hot and Cold Water Supplies
Loading Units Domestic Hot and Cold Water Supplies
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I've been struggling with the application of Loading Units on hot and cold water supplies and BS EN 806. In theory this is a simple method of adding up the units to conclude what supply is required. But what I don't know is whether the loading units allow for both hot and cold water i.e. do you add a hot tap and a cold tap or does the loading unit allow for both?
Or, do we combine all of the hot and cold at the point where the water is generated?
Or, do we combine all of the hot and cold at the point where the water is generated?





RE: Loading Units Domestic Hot and Cold Water Supplies
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RE: Loading Units Domestic Hot and Cold Water Supplies
Anyone interested in this subject should read the Northumbria research paper in actual water use in apartment builds at nrl.northumbria.ac.uk/23010/1/JT_JP_Oversizing_DCWS_CIBSE_ref_no_63.pdf
RE: Loading Units Domestic Hot and Cold Water Supplies
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