vienybe SIRIJUS 20, SIRIJUS 30 Technical Datasheet, Installation And Operation Manual

Technical Datasheet, installation and Operation Manual 3
SOLID FUEL BOILERS
SIRIJUS 20 SIRIJUS 30
LST EN 303-5 GOST 20548
ENG
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13. CERTIFICATE OF ACCEPTANCE
Heating boiler “SIRIJUS - “,
Serial No. ____________________
Meets the requirements of LST EN 303-5 and GOST 20548 and is suitable for use.
Date of manufacture ________________________ TKS Controller ____________________________
TKS Seal _____________________________ Packed by ___________________________
______________________________________________________
date of receipt (purchase) of the product, signature
Table of Contents
1. General information................................................................. 4
2. Technical Data........................................................................ 5
3. Description of the Design.........................................................6
4. Transportation and Storage................................................... 7
5. Installation of the boiler .......................................................... 7
5.1. Mounting location........................................................... 7
5.2. Chimney and Flue.......................................................... 7
5.3. Connection to the Heating System .................................8
5.4. Connection of the Boiler Cooling System …...................10
6. Operation of the Boiler............................................................ 12
6.1. Firing…………………………………………………...……12
6.2. Adjustment of Draft Control............................................12
6.3. Heating.......................................................................... 12
6.4. Cleaning........................................................................ 13
6.5. Fuel.............................................................................. 14
6.6. Replaceable parts during operation............................. 14
6. Safety ………………………….…...........................................14
8. Disposal..................................................................................15
9. Risk Analysis and Troubleshooting ........................................15
10. Scope of Supply ...................................................................16
11. Warranty .............................................................................. 16
12. Warranty Claim Form .......................................................... 17
13. Certificate of Acceptance .....................................................18
To be filled in by a seller
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Dear Buyer!
Thank You for purchasing our company’s article and for the confidence in products of JSC “UMEGA”.
We wish you success in use of it!
JSC “UMEGA”
1.GENERAL INFORMATION
Solid fuel boilers “SIRIJUS-20”, “SIRIJUS-30 (hereinafter – the boiler) are intended for:
- heating of residential houses,
- heating of administration offices or industrial premises. Fuel suitable for the boiler *:
- wood,
- coal
- peat briquettes,
- compounds of the above listed fuels. * fuel wetness not exceeding 20% Boiler “SIRIJUS” are designed in compliance with all the applicable up -to-date economic,
environmental, and safety requirements and have good performance characteristics. Shell is a welded carbon steel sheet of 5-4 mm thickness, with channels where water circulates.
The boiler has:
- Primary and secondary air supply,
- high degree of heat insulation,
- a high efficiency coefficient.
NOTICE! Before installation and operation of the heating boiler-oven, please read this manual. This will help You to properly install and the most effectively use the product purchased and to avoid accidents. When buying the boiler, please read terms of warranty, make sure that the certificate of acceptance is filled in completely and correctly.
12. WARRANTY CLAIM FORM
To General Director of JSC “Umega”
I .................................................................................. have acquired the product made by
(name, surname or name of company)
your company:......................................................................., serial No. …………......…………., …
(product name) (date of manufacture) …...…………………………………………... ……………………………………………….…………… (date, place of purchase, name and number of the purchase document)
I have read the product data sheet and hereby declare that the product has been installed in accordance with the requirements, established by the manufacturer in the data sheet, and is used for its intended purpose, without violating the requirements of the operation manual. Given that, I have the following claim against this product:
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Assuming that the deficiencies, expressed in the claim, were affected by defects of your product, please send your representative to inspect the product installed, detect the defects, and eliminate them. If these deficiencies are found to have occurred due to improper connection or use of the product, or there are no defects under the warranty, I shall undertake to cover travel expenses for the arrival of your representatives (0.8 Lt/km) and the time spent on travel and on-site inspection 30 Lt/h) to each employee of the service team (no more than to three employees).
If, within 7 calendar days, I fail to cover the above expenses, I agree to recovery of them against me in the manner prescribed by the legislation of Lithuania.
My address ……………………………………………., phone…. ……………………. ……………………………………………………………………………………………..
Name, surname Signature
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10. SCOPE OF SUPPLY
Name
Quantity
Marking
Boiler, pcs.
1
“Sirijus 30”
Rake, pcs.
1
Scraper, pcs.
1
Temperature controller, pcs.
1
Honeywell Fr124
Temperature controller operation manual, cop
1
Thermometer, pcs.
1
T63/50 0-120°C “WATTS industries”
Operation manual (data sheet), copy
1
11. WARRANTY
The manufacturer hereby guarantees that the quality of the boiler meets the requirements of LST EN 303 - 5, GOST 20548 standards and Pressure Equipment Directive 97/23/EC. The manufacturer provides the warranty, which is calculated from the date of sale of the boiler:
- casing of the boiler - 12 mth.
- components – 6 mth.
- ware parts (see Section 6.6) - 3 mth. Upon sale of the boiler, the seller must acquaint the buyer with the terms of warranty, fill out
the Certificate of Acceptance, and issue the Technical Datasheet.
During the warranty period, the manufacturer undertakes to eliminate defects free of charge,
provided that they have occurred due to the manufacturer’s fault.
The warranty is not applicable:
- in the absence of purchase documents (VAT invoice, cash receipt, or cash voucher);
- in the absence of the certificate of acceptance;
- if the certificate of acceptance is not filled in or filled in incorrectly (no date, no shop’s seal, no serial number of the boiler, or it does not match the numbers specified in the table, attached to the front of the boiler);
- failure to comply with installation and operation instructions;
- in case of mechanical damages of the boiler;
- in case the repair of the boiler is found to have been carried out by unauthorized person;
- in case of natural disasters.
NOTICE! Having established that the boiler has been connected and operated in breach of requirements of paragraph 5.3 of this manual-data sheet, warranty liabilities are terminated, and the warranty is no longer applicable to the product from that day.
I have read the terms of warranty:
_______________________________________________________ Buyer's surname, signature, and date
In the event of faults during installation or use of the boiler, please call: +370 687 95628,
+370 340 60532, +370 340 60533, +370 340 60538.
If you have claims against the product quality, please fill in the warranty claim form and, along with a copy of the purchase document, send a registered letter to the manufacturer at the address: JSC "Umega", dpt. "SIRIJUS", Kauno str.120, LT-20115, Ukmerge. In case of emergency, please call on the above telephone numbers or send the warranty claim form by fax 8-340 63544 or by email info@SIRIJUS.lt, and submit the filled in and signed form and the purchase document to the arrived representatives of the company.
2. TECHNICAL DATA
Name
Units SIRIJUS-20
SIRIJUS -30
Rated power kW
20 30
Fuel used *
Firewood
Maximum allowable size of firewood
mm
Ø110x300
Position of firewood in the chamber
Crosswise
Efficiency coefficient at rated power
%
79
Diameter of flue connection
mm
Ø150
Ø150
Diameter of water pipe connection
G2
Temperature controller control range
°C
30-90
Minimal temperature of return water
°C
60
Maximal water temperature in the boiler
°C
94
Maximal allowable working pressure in the boiler
bar
1,5
Boiler test pressure
bar
4
Boiler water capacity
l
50 56
Minimal draft needed
Pa
18
20
Hydraulic resistance at rated power
mbar
2.6 2.6
Combustion chamber capacity
(l) dm3
83 97
Fuel loading opening dimensions
mm
212x330
258x330
Average temperature of exhaust smoke
°C
210-380
Heated area, when the heat resistance coefficient is not less than 2,5
m2
200 300
Load burning duration at rated power at rated power **
h
2-6 2-8
Boiler class according to LST EN303-5
3
Overall dimensions:
height
mm
1026
1126
width
mm
602 602
length
mm
779 779
Weight (mass), no more than
kg
203 221
* You can also use coal, sawdust or peat briquettes ** Load burning duration in the chamber depends on the type of fuel, its wetness, amount of fuel in the chamber and other factors
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3. DESCRIPTION OF THE DESIGN
NOTICE! The boiler design is constantly improved, so there may be slight
deviations from this manual. It is forbidden to modify the design of the boiler on one’s own
.
Picture 1
1.Combustion chamber. 2. Upper opening for flue cleaning. 3. Chimney valve. 4. Heat insulation material. 5. Boiler finish. 6. Firegrating. 7. Ash box. 8. Primary air suction valve. 9. Inner door. 10. Temperature controller. 11. Chain. 12. Temperature controller lever. 13. Thermometer. 14. Safety valve. 15. Top door. 16. Bottom door. 17. Secondary air supply valves. 18. Base. 19. Water inlet pipe. 20. Water outlet . 21. Water discharge outlet.
The boiler cross section is shown on Picture1. The boiler is welded from sheet steel; its casing is coated with heat insulation material 4 and finished 5. Firegrating is cast of alloy cast iron. Boiler heat exchanger is designed so that the heat carrier, circulating in its channels, could as efficiently as possible assimilate heat, which is generated during the combustion process, in different areas of the boiler.
8. DISPOSAL
The boiler package consists of: a wooden pallet, metal plate, screws and nuts, polyethylene film, and the boiler. After unpacking the boiler, throw out the polyethylene film in the recycling bin (save nature and sort waste - polyethylene should be classified as plastic waste). The wooden pallet can be burned along with the boiler fuel. Metal plates, screws and nuts can be put to the ferrous scrap.
At the end of the of the boiler service life, please give up its metal parts to the ferrous scrap, and dispose the rest of them according to environmental requirements.
9. RISK ANALYSIS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Problem
Cause
Action
Temperature of the heat carrier above the allowable level
Thermostatic cooling valve has not been installed; bottom door is opened (automatic pressure adjustment does not operate); recycling pump does not operate (lost electricity)
Be sure to install the thermostatic cooling valve into the system; close the door and dampers, upon drop of the temperature to an acceptable level - keep heating; the boiler may be extinguished with sand, earth, or other non-combustible material; do not pour water into the chamber ­there is a high risk of burns
Condensation
Required temperature of return
water is not provided (>60°C).
No minor circuit has been installed in the system. Wet fuel
Install the minor circuit – it helps to fire the boiler to the required temperature and reduce the condensation possibility much faster. Use as much dry fuel – as possible. Wetness ≤25% is recommended
The boiler is not heated to the required temperature
The boiler is decaying; Too much of the heat escapes through the chimney
By using the draft control manual, adjust the draft control so that the automatic combustion process could be regularly controlled.
6.5. FUEL
NOTICE! It is forbidden to fire fuel other than the recommended one.
The boiler is designed to fire firewood, wooden and peat briquettes, and coal. Timber, intended for the firewood, is to be cut and split. Wetness of the fired firewood should not exceed 20%. Firewood acquires such level of wetness during storage on a ventilated attic for 1-2 years. Briquettes must be kept dry, otherwise they may fall apart. Firing of wet fuel reduces power output of the boiler and increases fuel consumption, the boiler gets pitched, corrosion of the chamber gets faster.
Dimensions, mm
Model
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6.6. REPLACEABLE PARTS DURING OPERATION
Such parts of the boiler, as insulation strips, cast iron firegrating can may get burnt,
cracked, etc. during operation. They are available at manufacturer.
NOTICE! Use only original spare parts of the manufacturer.
7. SAFETY
During installation and operation of the boiler, please, comply with all instructions
contained in this manual.
NOTICE! The boiler can be fired on only when the heating system is filled with liquid. DO NOT:
- check the integrity of the system by connecting the boiler (tightness of the boiler is
tested at the factory);
- pour any flammable or metal-reactive liquid or antifreeze into the heating system.
- install shut-off fittings (faucet, vent, valve) on the line between the boiler and the
expansion tank.
- keep flammable and combustible materials in the room where
the boiler has been installed.
- use flammable liquids for firing of the boiler.
ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN:
- operating pressure in the boiler must not exceed 1.5 bar.
- preset the heating system so that the water does not get frozen.
- once a month, check the operation of safety valves.
- install a safety valve at a pressure of 1.5 bar into the system.
- temperature of the water outflowing out of the boiler should not exceed 94°C.
- put ash in non-combustible containers with lids.
When the chamber contains fuel, do not open the internal door, as the bottom layer of the fuel under the gravity, can fall out from the door.
Make sure that the primary air suction valve is not jammed, that there is no foreign material between the shutter and its sealing surface, otherwise, an automatic combustion process control will not work, and the temperature of the heat carrier in the boiler can rise above the allowable limit.
Upon any temporary works, which can produce flammable gas or vapour in the boiler service room, that can cause a fire or explosion, operation of the boiler must be suspended.
NOTICE! When stirring the fuel in the burnt boiler or adding the fuel to the boiler chamber, flame can burst through the door.
The boiler can be serviced only by adults who have read the boiler operation manual. Do not leave children by the boiler during firing without adult supervision.
Make sure that thermostat cooling valve is connected that does not allow the water temperature in the boiler to rise above allowable limits. We recommend using the thermostat cooling valve “Regulus” DBV1 (Czech Republic). Please install the valve in accordance with the installation instructions.
Under the firegrating, there is an ash box 7, which can be removed by opening the bottom door 16. The bottom door is fitted with a primary air suction valve 8, which is controlled by an automatic temperature controller 10 by using a lever 12 and the chain 11. The temperature controller is fitted in the right part of the boiler. In front, there is fitted a thermometer 13, showing a temperature of the heat carrier in the boiler.
Fuel is loaded to the chamber through the opened top door.
For the secondary air supply to the combustion zone, on the top door, there is a valve. The incoming air quantity is controlled by using the valve 17.
For boiler cleaning, there is provided an upper opening 2. The opening of the bottom door is fitted with the inner door 9, through the hole of which you can see the combustion process and, if needed, shake the fuel layer by using a rake, or clean firegrating gaps so that the accumulated ash did not prevent air to enter the combustion zone.
At the rear of the boiler, there is a chimney with a chimney valve 3. A safety valve 14 is installed next to a temperature controller 10. A water discharge outlet 21 must be equipped with a water faucet.
4. TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE
The boiler can be transported in an upright position by all types of transport. During transportation, is must be protected against the weather - rain, snow. For the boiler protection against turning over or scratching during transportation, it must be securely fastened to the vehicle. Particular caution should be given to loading and unloading works, in order to protect the boiler against smashing.
The boiler must be stored in a dry place. It is prohibited to keep it together with chemicals that react with the metal.
Do not store the boiler in a pile during transport and storage.
The boiler is transported and stored by fastening it on a wooden pallet and covering with a plastic film, unless otherwise specified in the supply contract.
5. INSTALLATION OF THE BOILER
The boiler is installed in premises in accordance with requirements of RSN -159-95 and RPST-01-97, and according to “Rules for Installation of Solid Fuel Heating Stoves in Buildings” ST 8860237.02:1998.
Boiler installation process must comply with local regulations, including references to local and European standards.
Boiler installation works must be carried out by a qualified and well-versed person.
4.1. MOUNTING LOCATION
The boiler should be erected on a non-flammable basement; the minimum distance from the sides and rear of the boiler to the wall or the other partition must be 0.5 m; a minimum clearance from the front of the boiler must be 1.5 m; from the top to the non-combustible ceiling – at least 1m. It should be installed horizontally or sloped forward up to the angle of 1°.
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5.2. CHIMNEY AND FLUE
When connecting the boiler to the chimney with metal pipes, they should be made of
metal sheet with the thickness at least 2 mm.
A chimney and a flue must comply with construction codes and regulations. A hole of the chimney, depending on the type of the boiler, must be no less than
diameter of the flue connection, specified in the Technical Data Table (see Section 2).
When connecting the boiler to a separate chimney, no other devices can be connected
to it.
The chimney draft, depending on the type of the boiler, is specified in the Technical Data
Table (see Section 2).
It is highly important for the chimney to be erected above the highest point of the roof. The chimney must be provided with a cleaning opening. The chimney and the flue
should be cleaned before the start of the heating season and then every 3 months.
It is recommended to install a stainless steel liner in the chimney against damaging
effects of condensation moisture and exhaust gases.
The flue, connecting the boiler to the chimney, should be as short as possible and rise in
the direction of the chimney. The recommended maximum length of the horizontal flue is up to
1.5m.
5.3. CONNECTION TO THE HEATING SYSTEM
Requirements for connection to the heating system:
- The boiler must be connected to the heating system according the project developed by heat technology specialists, either, the works may be carried out independently by a highly qualified, well-experienced plumber - welder, who has got well familiarized with the boiler design and with this description.
- The boiler can be connected to the heating system (incl. an expansion tank), with the operating pressure no higher than 1.5 bar.
- If the system pipes are equipped with valves that switch off the boiler from the heating system, they should be fully opened. To avoid an accident due to negligence, after opening the valves, please, remove their handles.
- The system must be equipped with a safety valve, which maintains the maximum operating pressure of 1.5 bar in the heating system.
- To avoid condensation, which can shorten the life span of the boiler by several times, the heating system must be installed in such a way so that the temperature of the return heat carrier (water) is at least 60°C. Such a temperature of the heat carrier (water) is too high for heating a living space, therefore, a minor heating circuit of heating system should be installed. For the purpose, the system should be equipped with a three-way or four-way valve or a thermostat.
- The system must be equipped with a recycling pump, mounted in the return water line to ensure a better circulation of the heat carrier and a more even distribution of temperature in the boiler. If the circulation water pump is fitted in the water supply line, there is generated a direct water flow in the boiler, whereby the water poorly distributed and mixed in the boiler, especially in the upper front part of the boiler. There may emerge a significant temperature difference between the water in the upper front part and at the outlet of the boiler. The temperature controller and the thermometer are mounted on the top front of the boiler, thus, when the recycling pump is in the wrong place, it can result in inaccurate adjustment of the air damper position, while the boiler will not work in the optimal mode.
In order to fill the chamber1 with a fuel during combustion, open the chimney valve 3 and close a secondary air supply valve 17. Hang off the chain 11 from the primary air suction valve 8; the valve, as well as the bottom door 16 must be closed. Then, carefully semi-open the top door, wait 2-3 seconds, and carefully open the top door. The smoke should not enter the room. If the room gets smoked, it means that any of the valves may be still closed, or the primary air suction valve is still opened. After loading a fuel to the chamber, hook the chain 11 to the primary air suction valve 8 for the normal fuel burning monitoring process. Open the secondary air supply valves 17.
When the burning is in progress, ashes cover the firegrating, therefore burning intensity decreases, and boiler output capacity drops, as well. For this reason, the fuel must be shaken and raked. You must rake through the slots in the inner door. Take the ashes away in time. Strewn ash heap hinders primary air access to the combustion zone.
When in use, the boiler should operate within 100-80% limits of its rated output capacity. To ensure such operating conditions, if there is a need, heat accumulators (accumulation tanks) should be employed.
When firing the wood, you can load the chamber fully and set the fire. Mixed fuel provides the longest duration of burning in the combustion chamber, for instance, wood, coal, and sawdust. Good results can be obtained when burning a mixture of coal 60% and sawdust 40% (according to weight).
NOTICE! When firing coal, only a half the chamber can be stocked, while firing other kinds of fuel, you can load the chamber fully provided that the fuel does not fall off over the top door.
NOTICE! Firing household waste in the boiler is strictly prohibited. In particular, all
types of plastics waste. The boiler is not intended for that. Firing this type of waste not only sots the boiler and the chimney walls, but also discharges, along with the smoke, a lot of emissions to the environment. Save the nature - and your health!
Try to use as a dry fuel as possible. This will improve the efficiency of the boiler, increase its power output. Keep in mind that a part of the heat, generated during combustion, is consumed for evaporation of the water contained in the fuel; so, the more water is in the fuel, the more heat is consumed for it – and the less of it remains for space heating.
To extend the chamber burning process, use high-calorific fuel. Also, note that the chamber burning duration depends on the loaded volume of firewood, as well as on its weight.
From time to time, if necessary, clean the boiler and the chimney. Be sure to clean the boiler from soot and tar at the end of the heating season. Otherwise, water and various acids, accumulated in the resin, can cause damage to the walls of the boiler.
At the end of the heating season, do not leave the system dewatered, since the boiler will start to rust from the inside.
6.4. CLEANING
The ash accumulated under or over the firegrating, can hinder air access to the combustion chamber. Therefore, before each heating, we recommend to clean the ash from the ash box and the firegrating. Do not collect the ash to combustible vessels - plastic containers, cardboard boxes, and so on. We recommend to use a metal container for the ash. Do not pour out the ashes in recycle bins or other combustible places because of possible fire hazard. Wait for it to cool down completely. You can use the ash as fertilizer as well.
To ensure the efficient operation of the boiler, clean the accumulated ashes and soot from inner surfaces of the boiler. Cleaning frequency depends on the thickness of the accumulated ashes and soot layer, which, in turn, is subject to the nature of the heating. A regularly used boiler should be cleaned 2-3 times a month.
NOTICE! Do not clean the boiler during its heating.
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6. OPERATION OF THE BOILER
NOTICE! The boiler can be serviced only by adults who have read the boiler operation
manual.
Before firing the boiler for the first time, please check the following:
- the heating system is filled in,
- the air is removed from the heating system,
- the cleaning openings of the chimney channels are closed.
The inner surfaces of the boiler can dew when you fire the boiler at low output capacity
- when the temperatures of heat carrier and burning products in the boiler are low (mostly it happens in early autumn or spring when demand for heat is not strong). To avoid dewing, we recommend you:
- as fast as possible reduce difference between temperatures of discharge and return heat carrier.
- maintain the temperature of return heat carrier not lower than 60°C.
6.1. FIRING
Please fully open the chimney valve 3 (see Picture 1), and close secondary air supply valve 17. After opening a bottom door 16 and an inner door 9, place the chopped dried firewood or wood chips on the firegrating 6 and fire them.
NOTICE! When firing the boiler, the top door 15 must be closed.
6.2. ADJUSTMENT OF DRAFT CONTROL
Draft control "Honeywell" FR124 is included to the scope of supply of the boiler. Draft control is established in accordance with his instructions.
The draft control should be screwed in when filling the heating system with the heat carrier (water) so that water could almost run through the tube of the draft control. Then, using a grind or a sealing tape, please seal the thread joint of the draft control; screw in the draft control into the special slot. When screwing in the draft control during filling of the system, you can for sure avoid an airlock in that place and improve the performance of the draft control.
When firing the boiler for the first time, you need to adjust the draft control.
The gap between divisions of the thermostat is 10°C. Heat the water in the boiler up to 70°C, hook a chain 11 (see Picture 1) from the temperature controller lever 12 to the primary air
suction valve 8, at the bottom door. Adjust the temperature controller lever so that the scale reading could match the reading of the boiler thermometer, the length of chain 11 is selected so that the primary air suction valve is closed. Keep in mind that the bolt, that fixes the temperature controller lever to the plug, should be in front, while the lever should be positioned as shown on Picture 1, that is, sloped forward up to the angle of ~ 30°. If all the doors are hermetically closed and the boiler operates at power no less than 50%, the further combustion process is automatically maintained by the temperature controller according to the preset temperature of the heat carrier.
6.3. HEATING
When the fuel gets fired, please close the inner door 9 and the bottom door 16. Open the
top door 15 and add for fuel. After heating up the boiler, close the top door. Thus, smoke in the boiler will form curves, and the heat carrier will take a maximum amount of heat. Open secondary air supply valve 17. You can monitor boiler operation according to the colour of chimney discharge smoke. The smoke must be thin and light. If the smoke is thick and dark, the secondary air supply does not suffice.
Recommended scheme of boiler connection to the system is provided on Picture 2.
The boiler operates efficiently at rated power, therefore, it is recommended to install an accumulation tank into the heating system. The minimal capacity of the accumulation tank is calculated according to the formula:
Where: VSp- capacity of the accumulation tank, l;
T B- burning time, hr,
Q n- rated power of the boiler, kW,
Q H- minimal heating power to heat premises, kW,
Q
min
- minimal heating power of the boiler, kW.
Capacity of the accumulation tank is approximately calculated with the assumption that a minimal capacity of the accumulation tank of 50 litres comes up to every kilowatt of rated power of the boiler.
Picture 2
Recommended scheme of boiler connection to the system with accumulation tank
1. Boiler. 2.Accumulation tank “Vienybe - AT...” 3.Water heater. 4. Expansion tank. 5.Recycling pump. 6.Water strainer. 7.Shutter. 8.Reverse valve. 9.Thermostat. 10.Manometer 11.Bleed valve. 12.Safety valve. 13.Three-way mixing valve. 14. Temperature controller of the recycling pump. 15. Thermostatic cooling valve “Regulus” DBV-1. 16.Drainage.
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5.4. CONNECTION TO THE BOILER COOLING SYSTEM
For protection of the boiler against overheating, the system must be equipped with a thermostatic cooling valve. We recommend to install the thermostatic cooling valve "Regulus" DBV-1 (Czech Republic). The valve must be installed in accordance with the manufacturer's description.
Technical data of the valve “Regulus” DBV-1:
Opening temperature: 100 °C (+0°C -5 °C)
Maximal temperature: 120 °C
Maximal pressure of the boiler 4bar
Maximal pressure of the cold water system 6bar
Nominal water discharge
at the pressure difference of 1 bar 1,8m3 /hr at 110°C
This valve should be installed as close to the boiler water conduit pos. 20 as possible (see Picture 1). It can be mounted in a vertical or horizontal position. The valve must not be mounted with a valve head downward (see Picture 3).
Forbidden Position
Picture 3
Mounting positions of the thermostatic cooling valve “Regulus” DBV-1
A valve tube “A” (see Picture 4) is connected to the cold water conduit; pressure in the
system should not exceed 6 bar, though, pressure in the cold water system should be approximately 2 times greater than in the heating system, but at least 2 bar. A valve tube “B” must be connected to the return water pipe of the boiler pos. 19 (see Picture 1). This way of the cold water supply into the system will cool the boiler and avoid overheating of the boiler. Excessive system pressure is removed through the valve tube “C”, so, that the tube must be connected to the drainage. Minimal diameter of connecting valve pipes is DN16.
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