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    Thumbs up design of expansion tank



    hi,nice to send my 1 st message,my q is how to design the expansion tank in hydronic system



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    Hi, Scherif
    you could always dispense with the header tank and fit an autoclave (bladder), these are sized according to the system internal volume and operating temperature range.
    Failing that I can add a link to the Grasso site where they have a very good description of a hydronics system.
    Regards. Andy.

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    Quote Originally Posted by Andy View Post
    Hi, Scherif
    you could always dispense with the header tank and fit an autoclave (bladder), these are sized according to the system internal volume and operating temperature range.
    Failing that I can add a link to the Grasso site where they have a very good description of a hydronics system.
    Regards. Andy.
    Hi Andy.

    Could you give us the link you mentioned above. I'm very interested in chilled water systems.

    Thanks in advance!

    Regards form Poland.

    Jacek

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    Dear Andy
    Your help is very much needed in this area. We are designing a system for a fresh-cut factory to work with glycol. I need to confirm with the supplier the tank size. So I am looking forwared for your input.

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    Quote Originally Posted by aansari View Post
    Dear Andy
    Your help is very much needed in this area. We are designing a system for a fresh-cut factory to work with glycol. I need to confirm with the supplier the tank size. So I am looking forwared for your input.
    You could do quick calculation here:
    http://www.elbi.it/configurat/body.pe

    or you could download software here:
    http://www.reflex.de/reflex/pdf/reflex4_de.exe
    Last edited by nike123; 03-03-2008 at 03:11 PM.

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    many engineers don't know the details about a expansion tank. this topic needs more discussion

    regards from China
    yangchenchen

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    i need some expansion calculation.

    1) System total hot water volume = 1,300 cu. meters (Including pipeliens & boilers)
    2) Boiler Design Pressure = 200 psig
    3) System Pressure = 10 bars (145 psig)
    4) Water Inlet to Boiler = 140 deg. C
    5) Water Outlet from Boiler = 155 deg. C

    how much will be tha expansion

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    Mate,

    The thread is more than a year.

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    Re: design of expansion tank

    Goto engineermanual.com and search for expansion tank, there is a page there that explains it well.

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