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Why ASME expansion tank
Michael Wagoner_2
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I understand that if a commercial boiler comes with a 50lb relief valve the expansion tank needs to be ASME rated. if we put a 30lb relief valve on based on the boiler's btu/h rating, since the system pressure is only going to be around 15lbs, why can't we use a standard expansion tank? does it have to do with the system's btu/h rating as well?
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Depends on local and state codes.There was an error rendering this rich post.
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I believe it is because the boiler is rated for 50# and someone could install a 50# relief valve in the future.0 -
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