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ergomax buffer tank install
jp_2
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no reason to use a buffer once you are over 15-20 minutes of firing rates I would think, so size the buffer to around that and valve it off-line for larger loads.
buffers help a lot with constant circulation.
my 2 cents.
buffers help a lot with constant circulation.
my 2 cents.
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ergomax as a buffer tank
Looking to correct a mod con that was piped wrong. 6000 sf house and owner wants everything redone. there is an existing ergomax tank there now, and a munchkin 199k boiler.
Is there any restriction on using the tank as a buffer tank. I'm using a condensing boiler w/ max output of 190k btus. House has a mixed load of high temp coils and low temp radiant.
If I have a 190k btu load on a design day and the tank only has a 1" tapping, does this reduce the output that go be forced through the tank.
Should the full heating load of the house go through the buffer tank?
Should I only pipe the radiant off the buffer tank.
I have installed several mod cons before, with indirects and all simialr convectors.
How would I pipe the primary secondary loops for this.
Any help would be appreciated. thanks, Mike0 -
Buffer Tank Info
I missed this post. There in info under the original discussion.0
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