Multiple boiler piping
Few questions in regards to multiple boiler piping..
1st is about system circulator.. I included a quick drawing with 2 options for circulator location. Can anyone suggest the proper (or better) location for the system circulator ??
And this job is gonna have 3 boilers installed, obviously each with it's own circulator…
So question 2, is there a preference as to which side of the boiler each boiler circulator should be ? On supply or return of boiler?
And 3rd, does each individual boiler need a check valve in the piping ? Again, is it preferred on supply or return of boiler?
Thanks for any advice.
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What type of boiler?
What type of distribution?
With conventional CI boilers, pumps could be on either Sor R
With high pressure drop mod cons, pump into the turn.
A hydraulic separator make for a nice installation, giving you air, dirt, mag, and hydraulic separation.
If it is a high mass distribution, CI boiled may need return protection.
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0 -
Option 2 I like better regardless of the boiler as far as the system circ goes.
As far as the boiler(s) circulators I would put them on the return if it is a mod con with a high pressure drop. CI boilers it probably doesn't matter.
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They will be cast iron boilers
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The expansion on the inlet side of the boiler and system pump.
Air purger at supply from boilers
Bob "hot rod" Rohr
trainer for Caleffi NA
Living the hydronic dream0
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