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    PRESSURE TANKS

    FEATURES

    • Mild steel shell


    • Interchangeable EPDM/Butyl membrane
    • Maximum operating pressure 10 bar
    (16 bar optional)
    • Working temperature -10°C to 100ºC
    • Suitable for drinking water applications
    • Requires no maintenance

    BENEFITS

    • Compensates for pressure variation due


    to water volume changes with
    temperature variations in HVAC
    Systems
    • Maintains constant water flow even at
    the most weak points in water supply
    PRESSURE TANKS systems
    • Reduces stress on hydronic system
    components
    • Prevents water hammering, stabilizes
    pressure variation
    • Reduces pump cycling

    TECHNICAL DATA

    Materials
    Shell : MS
    Membrane : EPDM/Butyl
    Sizes : 24 - 5000 Liters
    Pre loading pressure : 2 Bar
    Max operating pressure : 10 Bar (16 Bar optional)
    Working temperature : -10 °C to 100 °C
    INSTALLATION AND COMMISIONING

    1. Tank is generally installed at the suction side of the


    pump.
    2. Instal two isolation valves on either side of the tank. P2 = P1+0.5 bar
    3. Install the drain valve at the bottom of the tank.
    4. Install the safety valve on the pipe connecting
    expansion tank to the system.
    5. Close valves V1 & V2, open V3 and drain water
    form the expansion tank.
    6. Check standing pressure PI at the 1.
    7. If the standing pressure is P1, then per-charge the
    tank, though the air -valve provide, with nitrogen to Safety
    0.5 bar above it, i.e. P2 = P1 + 0.5 bar. Valve Isolation
    Isolation V2
    V1 Valve
    8. Close valve V3 and open valves V1 and V2. 1 Valve
    N

    System Check Valve Make-up


    Connection Water
    V3 Drain Valve Connection

    DIMENSIONS
    All dimensions are in mm

    MODEL CAPACITY Conn. Approx.


    H h D Weight
    TYPE Litres Size (C)
    Kgs. (empty)

    CET 24 24 1” 470 - 280 5


    C
    CET 50 50 1” 420 180 409 10

    CET 100 100 1” 720 250 480 20

    CET 300 300 11 4 ” 980 250 634 50

    CET 500 500 11 4 ” 1250 300 740 80

    CET 750 750 2” 1650 300 740 130

    CET 1000 1000 2” 1900 300 800 200


    H
    CET 1500 1500 2” 2100 300 960 250

    CET 2000 2000 2” 1900 300 1200 600

    CET 3000 3000 2” 1700 300 1500 900


    h C
    CET 4000 4000 2” 2550 300 1500 1200

    CET 5000 5000 2” 3250 300 1500 1500


    06/11

    Subject to technical alteration

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