Product Sheet
Flexible Heat Exchanger Stations
Type DSE
General description and
application
Typical Uses
•District heating building connections
•Commercial building hydronic separation
•Tall building pressure breakers
Heat exchanger stations are designed for hydronic separation of
LTHW and CHW systems. Suitable for district energy connections,
commercial buildings, and renewable applications, the stations
come complete with all relevant items to enable heat transfer,
balance, control, and service of the primary to secondary system
connection.
The stations can be installed individually, or in parallel as duty/duty
or duty /standby supplies. PN25 versions are available on request for
use as tall building or high pressure system breakers.
The stations include:
-A heat exchanger to transfer the energy between systems
-A controller which can provide individual heat exchanger control,
be linked to control multiple units, and be connected to a building
management system over-ride
-Pressure independent control valve for flow and motorised control
in a dynamic pressure system
-An MID approved ultrasonic energy meter for measurement,
monitoring, and billing accurate consumption data
-A commissioning valve for measurement of flow
-A secondary side safety valve
-Primary and secondary strainers
-Ball or butterfly isolation valves
The stations are factory tested to the pressure equipment directive
(PED)
General Operating Parameters
*other parameters are available on request
Please note, this is a generic specification and not necessarily related to your project. For exact specification, please refer to the bill of materials, and specification pages for your project.
Station Details
Station Details
Station DetailsStation Details
Pipework SizesDN40-200
Maximum permissible supply temperature 95 ºC
PN Rating16 Bar
Flow Rate Range0.83 l/s to 40 l/s
Maximum Differential Pressure (Primary)4 Bar
Safety Valve Rating (secondary)6 Bar standard (higher upon request)
Pipes and pipe fittings, flangesP235GH-TC1, C22.8, CuS
The heat is drawn from the primary heat source, commonly a boiler, district heating supply, or CHP, through the
isolation valve, strainer, balancing valve, and heat exchanger, then back via the return pipe to the primary heat
source.
On the secondary side of the stations, the flow enters and passes through the isolation valve and strainer, to the
heat exchanger, where is gains energy to supply the building with heat or cooling water. A safety valve is located
on the secondary flow to ensure an excess of pressure is not experienced on the secondary system. This can be
provided with the required opening pressure.
A pressure independent control valve balances and limits flow through the pipework, to achieve the required
secondary outlet temperature. The flow control is independent of pressure fluctuations in the system and the
motorised valve element has full authority control at all load conditions.
The energy meter is positioned on the return, with two sensors, one on the flow, one on the return. The energy
meter measures the volumetric flow rate, and the difference in temperature between flow and return, to calculate
the energy used by the connection. The meter is supplied with an m-bus output to feed the energy usage to the
building management system or meter reading system
The controller senses the secondary return temperature, and modulates the control valve to achieve the desired
secondary flow temperature. An outdoor sensor can be added to provide weather compensation. A number of
applications can be provided by one controller, with an application key supplied with the station to control the
station as per the application.
The station is provided with fully isolation provided by ball or fully lugged butterfly valves, temperature and
pressure gauges, test points, and drain points.
DN65DSE1 LARGE IT 65-652.1/2" PN16 Flanged5.502.246269213892 kPa41 kPa
DN80DSE1 LARGE IT 80-803" PN16 Flanged7.50362994418982 kPa39 kPa
DN100DSE1 LARGE IT 100-1004" PN16 Flanged10.004839125925281 kPa39 kPa
DN125-1DSE1 LARGE IT 125-125-15ls5" PN16 Flanged15.0061259188837882 kPa38 kPa
DN125-2DSE1 LARGE IT 125-125-20ls5" PN16 Flanged20.758.31741261252284 kPa41 kPa
DN125-3DSE1 LARGE IT 125-125-25ls5" PN16 Flanged25.00102098314762989 kPa43 kPa
DN150DSE1 LARGE IT 150-1506" PN16 Flanged30.00122517377675584 kPa40 kPa
DN200DSE1 LARGE IT 200-2008" PN16 Flanged40.001633575035100780 kPa39 kPa
Notes *1-These figures are primary duty at the max design flow rate and the ∆T described
Notes *2-These figures are at maximum capacity, with a heat exchanger selected to lose 30 kPa. If you require a lower pressure loss please discuss this
with your Danfoss representative
Max Design
Flow Rate (l/s)
Min
Design
Flow Rate
(l/s)
kW
20
(*1)
Capacity
∆T 30
(*1)
kW
CHW
(*1)
6
Max Primary
Station ∆P
(*2)
Secondary
Station ∆P
Max
(*2)
Please note, this is a generic specification and not necessarily related to your project. For exact specification, please refer to the bill of materials, and specification pages for your project.
Product Sheet Standard Heat Exchanger StationsType DSE
16 Bar
16 Bar
16 Bar
16 Bar
Unit Schematic
Key Components
PositionTypePositionType
500Control box159Isolation Valve
1Heat exchanger160Pocket for thermometer sensor
12Isolation Valve160Temperature Gauge
14Temperature Gauge175Secondary Flow Drain Point
16Pressure Gauge181Secondary Return Drain Point
18Strainer183Air vent
20Sensor for energy meter184Immersion Sensor
24Hydronic Balancing valve186Safety valve
26Air vent187Safety valve
29Primary Flow Drain Point195Pressure Gauge
31Primary Return Drain Point196Temperature Gauge
35Pressure Independent Control Valve197Isolation Valve
40Ultrasonic Energy meter752ECL controller
42Sensor for energy meter
44Pressure Gauge
46Temperature Gauge
48Isolation Valve
Note 1-The heat exchanger selections will vary depending on duty requirement and temperature requirements
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Please note, this is a generic specification and not necessarily related to your project. For exact specification, please refer to the bill of materials, and specification pages for your project.
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