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John Jr · February 2005

Dan, I put in an early Tee time for March hope you don't mind. I'm posting some of my work for you to see so you won't laugh too much at me when we play golf.

John Jr.

Dan Foley · February 2005

Tee Time!

Nice looking work, John. I see you are enomored with the Vitodens, as am I. I look forward to teeing it up with you in Phoenix. -DF

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hr · February 2005

Nice clean

neat work John!

One suggestion, in the last pic you mounted the plate HX in the ONLY position that is not acceptable

To easy to trap air in that position.

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John Jr · February 2005

HX Mounting

HR Thanks it means allot coming from you and Dan.
The instructions for Flateplate say you can install in the Vertical or Horizontal position. Are there others out there that can't be? Haven't had any problems with air and have quiet a few out there.

John Jr.

hr · February 2005

For liquid to liquid

applications the HX should be mounted in a position that does not permit trapped air or gases within the exchanger.

My Triangle Tube BP Installation Guide states "Never mount the HX with the connections facing downward in any application"

And heat exchangers MUST be installed in a vertical position for steam applications.

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