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Oversizing Compression tanks
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Amtrol's sizing calculation has repeatedly spat out sizes that are smaller than what I often see installed in similar sized buildings.
Are there any risks in oversizing a compression tank?
I work in retrofit design and generally do not have an accurate account of the system piping and volume of water; there's a lot of guesswork. Therefore being able to upsize would make me feel mroe comfortable.
Thanks.
Are there any risks in oversizing a compression tank?
I work in retrofit design and generally do not have an accurate account of the system piping and volume of water; there's a lot of guesswork. Therefore being able to upsize would make me feel mroe comfortable.
Thanks.
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The only risk....
is the loss of money.
As Dan H has said a million times, "The urge to oversize components for heating systems is stronger than the urge to have sex".
How true it is.
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