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    The document provides information about expansion tanks for heating and sanitary systems. It discusses how to calculate the required tank volume for both applications. For heating systems, the calculation is based on total water volume, minimum and maximum pressures. For sanitary systems, it depends on maximum flow rate, pressure difference and pump operation frequency. Sample calculations are provided for an 8-storey building and a 40-room hotel project. Technical details of Alarko brand closed expansion tanks are also summarized, including available sizes, materials, connections and operating specifications.

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    The document provides information about expansion tanks for heating and sanitary systems. It discusses how to calculate the required tank volume for both applications. For heating systems, the calculation is based on total water volume, minimum and maximum pressures. For sanitary systems, it depends on maximum flow rate, pressure difference and pump operation frequency. Sample calculations are provided for an 8-storey building and a 40-room hotel project. Technical details of Alarko brand closed expansion tanks are also summarized, including available sizes, materials, connections and operating specifications.

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    Expansion Tank

    For Heating and Sanitary Systems

    HEATING SYSTEM APPLICATION


    Vtank= Vwater . e Tank volume (lt) can be calculated with the next formula. 1 - Pmin Vtank : Expansion tank volume (lt) Pmax : Total water volume in the installation (lt) Vsu : Expansion coefcient of the heating water e : Absolute static pressure of the water in installation (bar) Pmin Pmax : Max. absolute pressure that can be applied to the system. This is also the value for open the safety valve (bar).

    Calculation of the Tank Volume

    Calculation
    Water : The total volume of the water in the installation (lt). When the absolute calculation is difcult, the following table can be used.

    Sample Calculation

    Examp: What is the tank volume to be used in a building with 8 normal+1 basement storey using 450.000 kcal/hr capacity boiler and panel radiator? Safety valve opening pressure is set to 4 bar. The expansion tank is located TABLE: 1 RADIATOR WATER VOLUMES ACCORDING TO THE BOILER CAPACITY next to the boiler at the basement. The calculation of the total water volume in the system. Water Volume (lt) Water Volume For panel radiator, 9,7 coefcient is found from the Table Heating required for each (lt) required for 1. Vwater=450.000 . 9,7/1000=4365 lt. Element 1000 kcal/hr each 1 kW Generally, the volume of the boiler and piping is neglectable as compared to the radiator volumes. Convector 5.2 6 However, an increase of 10 % of the radiator volumes can be considered for the boiler and piping system. Panel Radiator 8.33 9.7 Vwater=4365+0,1. 4365=4801,5 lt Cast Radiator 12 14 Pmin: The absolute static pressure of the water in the Steel Radiator installation where the expansion tank is connected. 12 14 8 storey +1 basement =9 storeysx3 m/storey Floor Heating 18.5 21.5 =27mSS=2.7 bar (pressure difference) Absolute pressure=2.7 bar+1 bar=3.7 bar. e : The expansion coefcient for the water heating from Pmin=3.7 bar. 10 to 90 is taken 0,0355 . e: The expansion coefcient for the water heating from 10 Pmin : The absolute static pressure of the water in the to 90 is taken =0.0355 . Pmax: Maximum absolute pressure that can be applied to the installation where the expansion tank is connected. (1 m. building height: 1 mSS=0.1 bar) system. This is at the same time the value for opening the Pmax: Maximum absolute pressure that can be applied to safety valve, that is 4 bars. Absolute pressure=4 bar+1 bar=5 bar. the system. This is at the same time the value for
    opening the safety valve (bar). To make the tank selection without any calculation, Alarko Closed Expansion Tank Selection Table can be used. Vtank = Water . e Pmin 1Pmax = 4801,5 . 0,0355 3,7 15 = 655,6 lt

    Not:

    The closer tank volume bigger than this value is 750 lt. The correct selection should be GT 750.
    M Circulation Pump Heating Flow

    SAMPLE SYSTEM DRAWING


    Valve M Three-way Valve One Way Valve Filter Safety Valve Air Dischange Pump Flow Line Return Line Emptying BOILER By-Pass Pump

    Expansion Tank

    Heating Return Filing

     The expansion tanks should absolutely be used with safety valve. Valve
    manufacturers inform about the utmost capacity with which their products are used. However, general the Table 2 can be used for this selection. There should not be any valve between the boiler, safety valve and expansion tank. The expansion tank should be adjusted so that the front pressure shall be (Pmin) 0.1 bar lower than the minimum statically pressure of the system. The connection of the tank either to the ow or return pipe does not effect the selection of the tank. The expansion tank liquid is used with fuel or natural gas boilers. It is not used with coal boilers.

    WARNINGS

    TABLE: 2
    BOILER CAPACITY (kcal/hr) Up to 45.000 45.000-90.000 90.000-175.000 175.000-300.000 300.000-500.000 More then 750.000 SAFETY VALVE 1/2" 3/4" 1" 1 1/4" 1 1/2" 2"

       

    SANITARY SYSTEM APPLICATION


    Calculation of the Tank Volume Pmax Vtank=Qmax 3.P.a Qmax : The maximum ow ratio given by pump to

    Sample Calculation
    Examp: A 5-storey and 40-room hotel shall drag water from its well with submersible pump and use in its installation. There stay maximum 80 persons in the hotel. What should the expansion tank selected be? Qmax: Maximum ow ratio Qmax=80 persons x 200 lt/person (Table 3) x 0,3 (Table 4) Qmax=4800 lt/hour a: Let's take maximum reverse motion of the pump in an 1 hour =15. Pmin: 5 storeysx3 m/storey+5 m (basement)=20 m=20mSS=2 bar Pmin (indicator) =1,2 (2 bar+1,5 bar)=4,2 bar Absolute pressure=4,2 bar+1 bar Pmin=5,2 bar. Pmax: Let's lower the maximum utilization pressure higher than the 3 bar. Pmax=5,2 bar+3 bar=8,2 bar Pressure Difference=8,2-5,2=3 bar P: P=3 bar Vtank= 4800 8,2 . . 3 3 15 = 291 litre.

    system. In case of new system installed, the maximum ow ratio needed by the building should be calculated from table 3 and table 4. Maximum Required Flow Ratio= Daily Consumption (Table 3). Factor (Table 4) (lt/hr)
    DAILY CONSUMPTION PER PERSON (lt/person)

    TABLE: 3 WATER CONSUMTION PER PERSON FOR SAMPLE LOCALITIES


    LOCATION TYPE
    with washbasin House with shower with bathtub Hotel Hospital School Nursery Kinder garden Barracks Restaurant Garden Irrigation Car Washing with shower with bathtub

    60-80 80-115 120-200 100 150-200 200-500 5 80-100 100-150 60-80 10-20 1,5 lt/m2 at ones 100 lt/day

    The standard tank volume bigger than this value is 300 lt. The correct selection should be GT 300.

    TABLE: 4 MULTIPLYING FACTOR FOR WATER CONSUMPTION PER PERSON


    LOCATION TYPE 1-5 apartment 6-10 apartment 11-20 apartment 21-50 apartment 51-100 apartment 100 apartment and more 1-20 beds 20-50 beds 50 beds and more 50-500 beds 500-1000 beds 1000-2000 beds FACTOR 0.66 0.45 0.40 0.35 0.30 0.25 0.40 0.40-0.30 0.30-0.20 0.30-0.20 0.20-0.15 0.15-0.10 0.30 0.40 0.40-0.30 0.30

    Not : As can be seen from the example, the depth of the well is not important in this calculation.

    Houses

    SAMPLE SYSTEM DRAWING


    Expansion Tank

    Board

    Hotels

    Hastaneler
    Schools Nursery Barracks Business Centers

    Manometer Presostat

    Valve To installation Valve

    One Way Valve

    Pmax: Maximum absolute pressure in the system. In domestic applications, it is enough to have the maximum pressure 2-3 bar higher than the minimum pressure. Pmin: Minimum absolute pressure in the system. Static pressure Necessary pressure for 1,2 . caused by the + highest and farthest building height locality (for houses 1,5 bar) Pressure difference (Pmax-Pmin) (bar) P: The maximum start up number of the pump a: motor (number of motor stop-operate in 1 hour). It is dened by the manufacturer of the pump. Generally, it is around 10-15.
    Submersible Pump Level electrodes

    Well

    WARNINGS 1. The maximum operation pressure of the membrane tank should be higher than the value at zero ow ratio. 2. While the system is being commissioned, the front gas pressure of the tank should be 0,5 bar lower than the Pmin.

    ALARKO - CLOSED EXPANSION TANKS


    Alarko closed expansion tanks are designed to compensate the changing volume of the heated water in heating systems, to maintain the static pressure created by the pump at the utilisation level in water production, and to compensate the changes in water ow rate. A right choice of expansion tank prevents sudden changes in pressure and provides a longer life for the pump and other elements of the system. Thanks to their hygienic EPDM membranes, Alarko expansion tanks are reliable in both heating and drinking water systems.

    TECHNICAL FEATURES
    D

    Type GT 24Y GT 50Y GT 60Y GT 80Y GT 100Y

    Volume (lt) 24 50 60 80 100 24 50 60 80 100 150 200 300 500 750 1.000 1.500 2.000 2.500 3.000 4.000 5.000

    Max. Operation Pressure (bar) 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10

    Membrane

    Dimension (mm) Wide (G) 280 409 409 480 480 470 480 560 720 800 470 600 660 840 970 1100 980 1230 1550 1950 2200 2400 2450 2750 2800 3100 3700 Diameter (D) 280 409 409 480 480 500 634 634 740 740 800 960 1100 1100 1200 1450 1450

    Water Connection (inch) 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11/4 11/4 11/4 2 2 2 2 DN 65 DN 65 DN 65


    H H

    Horizontal Tanks EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM EPDM/Btil Btil Btil Btil Btil

    Spherical Tank GT 24K Vertical Tanks GT 50D GT 60D GT 80D GT 100D GT 150D GT 200D GT 300D GT 500D GT 750D GT 1000D GT 1500D GT 2000D GT 2500D GT 3000D GT 4000D GT 5000D

    Vertical Tanks
    D

    DN 65

     Alarko tanks and membranes are designed to perfectly match. There is no contact

    between the water and the tank, and thus all tanks are suitable for both heating cooling and drinking water production. suitable to be used with food produces.

    Spherical Tank
    G

     Membranes are made of EPDM material, with is the best quality, odourless and  Operating temperature range of tanks are -10C and +100C.  Anti-freeze used in cooling system does not have any undesirable impact on the

    membrane.

     Tanks are coated with electrostatic powder paint.  100 liter and bigger tanks have manometers.  Tanks are delivered with a factory-lled pre gas pressurre of 1,5 bars. If required,
    H

    the pressure can be readjusted during the installation. Refer to the Instruction Manuel for these operations.

     Tanks are guaranteed for one year against any faults in production.  All tanks are delivered with their Guarantee Form and Instruction Manual.

    Horizontal Tanks

    Note: The manometer indicates the gas pressure as the tanks is empty and the pressure of the water in the installation, as the tank is connected. The water in the tanks should be removed if the gas pressure wanted to measure.
    The right to amend specications under technologic developments is reserved

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