HOW TO GAS RATE USING A U6 GAS METER, a quick guide on how to gas rate using a u6 gas meter.

[@robertstainforth6890]

Got my gas refresher next week. You make it so easy to follow . Thanks for taking the time to show us …

[@robertmoughtin6421]

Thank you derek well explained noticed one person didn't like what were they expecting a video on crocheting

[@tomkatgastraining]

I have no clue mate 😳

[@jim3047]

nice video, have got my inspection soon and its always good to remember the calculations long hand. thank you

[@tomkatgastraining]

Good luck with your inspection 👍🏻

[@mohammednazir8307]

Brilliance video Derek. 😊

[@shakeebshirinzoy8682]

Thank you for the details on what those numbers all mean!

[@rayhurrell1722]

Ray Hurrell loved the vid keep up the great work thanks derek

[@SetfreeMareya]

You are gas rating an old 30kw gas boiler at an imperial ft3 gas meter. The time for one revolution of the dial is 42 seconds. What is the gross heat input that you have measured, and is the appliance getting the correct amount of gas? Please help calculate .

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@SetfreeMareya it’s 25.8 kw gross

[@Therealdennykm]

Hi all,
I am a trainee gas engineer and need your assistance… is this formula below correct? If so please reply with answer.
The second metric reading (-minus) the first metric reading. (X times 30) to get your hour then (X times 10.72) then you divide it by 1.11
Thank you ❤

[@bentzionroyde4786]

Thanks Derek great video 🙏

[@samrahman6413]

Awsome video

[@anjkovo2138]

Mine takes a whole minute to g round once. Is that ok?

[@charlesbrown1721]

😂

[@madmaycon2531]

I hope one day I can shake your hand and thank you for your videos... Thank you very much.

[@tomkatgastraining]

@@madmaycon2531 you are very welcome thanks for watching

[@epsdatahandling513]

Hi mate, can you do a video on which flue terminals are acceptable and which are not. Thank you

[@tomkatgastraining]

Kind of already have mate 👍🏻

[@leaturk11]

Nicely explained. keep um coming.

[@richardjohnstone-o7z]

Really helpful. Thanks

[@elyasghodrati2787]

Nicely explained.👌

[@AliMohammed-iu5pp]

Hi , you can doit this way also 3600 x0.028dive by 39 seconds =2.58m3

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Good video😊

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Great info!

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Thanks fella ...

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👍 Thank you..

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Nice one

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Great

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[@AliMohammed-iu5pp]

2.58 m3 x 38.76 dive by 3.6 = 27.82

[@vincefearon6069]

I was taught that if you get 1 kilowatts per cubic metre per hour which = 10.76 you then X it with 2.58m3.
10.76 x 2.58 = 27.7608 = 27.8m3

[@vincefearon6069]

There is also.
1040 Btu per cubic foot in imperial units.
1040 x 2.58 / 100 =26.83m3

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