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main return line traps
pugdad
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Hello looking for some advice on location and type of trap to install . have a two zone system blowing steam from condesate tank vent usally when only 1 zone is calling .there are 4 11/4 return line on each zone they drop out of crawl space aprox 4 ft and tee into single 11/4 line on each side to condesate tank . could a trap be installed on each of the two lines or would they need to be 8 traps one each of the returns prior to merging
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Bad traps
The problem must be further upstream, as no steam should come out of the returns from the radiators. Check all the radiator traps, and see if your problem is from higher up.--NBC0 -
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There are no radiator traps0 -
Take a picture
of one or more of your radiators and post here- let's see what you have.All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
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sorry no pic of radiators ,single pipe former contactor installed condensate tank with no traps0 -
I'd be willing to bet
you don 't need that condensate tank at all. Gravity return worked for the Dead Men......All Steamed Up, Inc.
Towson, MD, USA
Steam, Vapor & Hot-Water Heating Specialists
Oil & Gas Burner Service
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How high is the water level in that picture?0
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