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Tiger loops with two burners.
ksk
Member Posts: 7
in Oil Heating
Can one tiger loop be feed from a Tee, where the supply line enters the first tiger loop, in a two burner setup ?
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Are you saying:
-Tee, then one burner has a tiger loop and one doesn’t? Yes but why?
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-Tee after tiger loop to two burners? No but why?There was an error rendering this rich post.
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Seperate forced air and hot water. Overhead supply to tiger loops . Can the supply just tee to feed each at the fire safety valve ? Each TIger has its own filter.0
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two burners on 1 suction line will usually not work if there is any lift as the two burners will be fighting each other for oil.
If an overhead line gets a syphon to the burners then yes two burners can run on 1 line. But if what I just said is true why would you need tiger loops?0 -
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@ksk
If your overhead fuel lines are tight, good flares and flare fittings and tight pipe joints the burners will run without tiger loops. They get applied as a "band aid" to fix an underlying problem. That is not what they are for.
A properly piped oil job as no need for a tiger loop. They are just something else to fail, something else to go wrong and leak break or cause issues.
The only reason for a tiger loop is to let the oil warm up if you have an outside tank.0
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