Modular Steam heating

Mad Dog · February 2004

and Noel Murdough the expertise to get them most out of them. Mad Dog

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doug piaza · January 2004

Modular Steam heating

Can you use modular steam boilers if you are unable to get a larger boiler into the jobsite. is ther an advantage of doing this
Thank You Doug Piazza

Ted_4 · January 2004

Modular?

Sure you can do that, but make sure you get someone who knows steam to do it. Remember, each boiler must be piped and set up like it was the only one. That means double everything! Since the total capacity must be matched to the connected load, there is no real advantage to staging them, like you can with hot water systems.

Boilerpro_3 · January 2004

I disagree

If you have a zoned system or trv's, that connected load is constantly changing, just like a hot water systems, so step fired modulars make a huge amount of sense. In addition, once the system is up to temp, the pick up load drops out so you can fire less btu's. Take a look at Slant Fin, they appear to have steam modulars really well figured out and you do not have to pipe each boiler separately in thier layouts.

Boilerpro

Mad Dog · February 2004

We'll noel...tell 'em

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DanHolohan · February 2004

Some thoughts for you

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