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Eliminating Oxygen in low temp radiant system
hot_rod
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water is heated. Since you are not going to the boiling point not all of the O2 will be released.
That is one of the main components in both a good hydronic treatment, and hydronic glycol... the O2 scavanger chemical. It's also the part of the glycol you can boost, with a boost additive when it gets depleted or weak.
hot rod
That is one of the main components in both a good hydronic treatment, and hydronic glycol... the O2 scavanger chemical. It's also the part of the glycol you can boost, with a boost additive when it gets depleted or weak.
hot rod
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
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Eliminating Oxygen in low temp radiant system
I'm cleaning my radiant system right now and plan to add their anti-corrosion treatment after everything is flushed out.
Without the additives, will just a normal vent get rid of the oxygen in the water if the temp never rises above 135*? I thought you needed higher temps to do this effectively.
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Normal Vent
What is a normal vent, if were talking Spiro- vent or the like then yes. If you're talking bulge in the pipe old time purge probably not.0
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