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bob_46
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An article posted by ME suggests installing biocide in low temp hydronic systems to protect service personnel from legionnaires.
I would think this would also require a reduced pressure zone backflow preventer and certified annual inspections .
Is anybody doing this?
I would think this would also require a reduced pressure zone backflow preventer and certified annual inspections .
Is anybody doing this?
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In Denver, on all commercial properties...
the use of an RPZ on all hydronic/steam heating systems is mandatory.
I believe the local water utility is almost caught up completely on their program of compliance.
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RPZ and biocides
Is there a biocide component in the basic hydronic formulas like Rhomar?
The RPZ requirement is a perfect way to justify the cost of a PIG (and on larger systems, the cost of a fully-monitored pressure sensor.)0
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