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billygoat22
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Worked on a boiler our co installed several months ago. When we restarted water spit out the air vent. It was a burnham 808 mbtu boiler in a two pipe staem syatem with f&t traps off the convectors. I reduced the pressure on the cutout to 2 psi and 1 diff. raised ther second air vent I added and the water stopped spitting, I figured it was the "b" dimension in Dan's book causing water to back up in the pipes to the vents( 4' from water line to vents). Now still have two questions, the boiler cyles every other minute, so it seems to be oversized, unfortunately, there are moline fan coils in the building, not too large and several of the ten units aren't running. Where can I find tables for unit heat output to check against the boler's output?
Also, how do you figure how many vents you need on a sytem? the two on this boiler you can hear blowing 50' away. Thanks for anything you can send my way.
Also, how do you figure how many vents you need on a sytem? the two on this boiler you can hear blowing 50' away. Thanks for anything you can send my way.
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was off today so surfed the net and found tables back to 1927 for moline heaters. Saw another post on vents here. I assume the vent rate is the volume of system/ rate of steam produced?0
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