Need a diagram

Unknown

I haven't found the one I'm looking for yet.

Noel

Unknown

I'm looking for a diagram

That shows the water heater set-up with a heat exchanger and a monoflow tee that moves the water through the heat exchanger and water heater during the non-heating season. I know the gist of it, but I'm looking for a diagram from someone that has done it and had it work properly.

The application is a small floor warming project in a forced air house.

Noel

Firedragon_4

I thought Bock might have it,

but they use a mixing valve.

Maybe you can interpolate the fitting into this:
http://www.bockwaterheaters.com/technical/pdf/installation_section1.pdf

Unknown

Thanks, George

I'll try that.

Hot Rod, or Bob, or somebody reccomended this a while ago, and I never wrote it down. I'll learn, someday...

Noel

Firedragon_4

I don't have it connected to

a system, but if you look in the July issue of Fuel Oil News I have one (Jet-T) hooked up to a water heater.

http://www.petroretail.net/fon/2003/0307/0307brn.asp

hot_rod

ME is your guy

He has an idea for such a setup. Can't seem to find a copy of it on my heaped desk!

hot rod

Mark Eatherton1

Here tis...

It's a biggy.

ME

dann crist_2

induced flow or pumped

I'm a little confused as to the reason for the venturi tee since the diagram shows a circ pump between the h2o htr and the HX, are both necessary or am I missing somthing??

ScottMP

venturi tee

keeps flow going thru the heat exchanger during the off heating months. This way you don't have stagnation in the HX and a possible breeding ground for bugs. Everytime hot water is used it flows water thru the HX keeping it clean (?).

Scott

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Unknown

Thank you very much

You guys are the greatest.

Noel

Mark Eatherton1

Right-O- (NM)

ME