Package Balance Tank (With Air, Sediment and Dirt Separator)
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Balance Tank with Air, Sediment and Dirt Separator
Constant fluctuations in supply and demand in heating and cooling systems can lead to hydraulic imbalance problems. Such imbalances can directly impact system efficiency, negatively impacting desired heat output and overloading pumps. The Balance Tank with Air, Sediment, and Dirt Separator, sold by ORFA Industrial Products Industry and Trade Inc. , is designed to fundamentally address these issues.
Product Advantages
Cost and Space Savings: Offering air separator, dirt trap and hydraulic balance tank functions as a single unit, this product saves both cost and space compared to separate devices.
Cost and Space Savings: Offering air separator, dirt trap and hydraulic balance tank functions as a single unit, this product saves both cost and space compared to separate devices.
Prevents Hydraulic Imbalance: By ensuring a more balanced operation of the system, it prevents overloading of pumps and prevents potential failures.
Efficient Heat Transfer: Improves the quality of output from automation systems by improving heat transfer.
Technical Specifications
Body Material: St 37.2 Carbon Steel
Maximum Working Pressure: 10 bar
Maximum Operating Temperature: 100 ºC
Connection Type: Weld Neck
Working Principle of Balance Tank with Air, Sediment and Dirt Separator
The Air, Sediment, and Dirt Separator (Hydraulic Balance Tank) plays a critical role in preventing hydraulic imbalances in heating and cooling systems. This device combines three essential functions: an air separator, a dirt trap, and a hydraulic balance tank, all in one unit.
Hydraulic Balancing
Hydraulic imbalances can occur due to fluctuations in heating or cooling loads. One of the primary functions of this reservoir is to facilitate the adjustment of water volume in the system to fluctuating load conditions, thus maintaining a balanced hydraulic pressure. The surge reservoir automatically corrects these imbalances by storing excess water or supplying water to the system as needed. This process reduces the load on the pumps and ensures more stable system operation.
Air Separation
Dissolved air in heating and cooling systems can turn into gas over time and form air bubbles within the system. These air bubbles reduce pump efficiency and can lead to corrosive damage. The air separator in the Balance Tank with Air, Sediment, and Dirt Separator collects air bubbles in the water and allows them to be released through an air release valve. This process prevents air accumulation within the system, resulting in more efficient heat transfer and lower maintenance costs.
Sediment and Dirt Trapping
Water circulating through the system can carry sediment and other solid particles over time. These particles can accumulate in heat exchangers, valves, and other equipment, reducing efficiency and causing malfunctions. The sediment trap section of the balance tank filters these solid particles, keeping the system clean. The sediment trap should be cleaned regularly, which contributes to the longevity of the system.
Areas of Use
This surge tank should be positioned specifically between the primary circuit and the secondary circuit, making it ideal for both air, sediment and dirt removal functions and for maintaining hydraulic balance.
Important Notes:
- Capacity (kcal/h) measurements may vary for diameters DN100, DN150, and DN200. It is important to specify these details when ordering.
- The product should be installed between the primary and secondary circuits. This installation is also ideal for air separator and dirt trap functions.
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