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adding a condensate pump.

CHAC
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I have an existing Weil Mclain EGH-85 steam boiler connected to a 2 pipe system with F&T traps. I will be replacing an air handler in the boiler room and adding a steam preheat coil to the HVAC system. the new preheatcoil has a BTU capacity of 184MBH with a condensate load of 191 lbs per hr. the issue is the return from the steam preheat coil will be below the water line in the boiler. A condensate pump will be required correct? Will it be ok to have a condensate pump only from this coil and still have gravity returns with F&T traps for all the other returns lines? can this greatly increase my chances of flooding the boiler when the pumps runs ? would I have less of a problem if i drained all returns in to larger condensate pump?
Thanks in advance
CHAC
Thanks in advance
CHAC
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