FORMNO. 1474 eitee 107785, epi o11 age? SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR BOILERS USED WITH CHILLED WATER OR AIR HANDLING UNITS. (ace 1 oR HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS (ace 2) Chilled Water or Air Handling Units: ‘f and when the boiler is used in conjunction with a chilled water or refrigeration system, it shall be piped and installed so that the chilled medium is piped in parallel with the heating boiler with appropriate valves to prevent the chilled medium from entering the heating boiler. they may be exposed to refrigerated air circulation, such boiler’s piping system shall be equipped ‘with flow control valves or other automatic means to prevent gravity ciroulation of the holler water @ during the coating evel. EXPANSION TANK FLOW CONTROL, “4 \ VALVES 3 RETURN i a CHILLER, RETURN, SHUT-OFF VALVES FOR SEPARATE SYSTEMSPAGE 2 HEAT PUMP SYSTEMS The loop temperature for heat pump systems is characteristically in the 60°F to 75*F range. Consequently, to avoid condensation-generated tube damage, provision must be made to provide minimum feed water temperature to the boiler at nominally 120°F. With 120°F return temperature, the recommended boiler outlet temperature is 180°F. The following is a description of a suggested system. ‘This system cycles the boiler on the basis of both boiler outlet water temperature (T3) and boiler return water temperature (T2). If the boiler outlet water temperature drops below 180°F or the return water ‘temperature drops below 120°F, the boiler will cycle on, This provides for operation of the boiler either on call for heat in the heat pump loop (by means of opening the two-way valve permitting low temperature water to flow into the boiler loop} or during a stand-by cycie should the return water temperature drop be- low 120°F, The circulator is to be cycled with the boiler and wired with a time delay to keep the circulator operating from one to three minutes after the boiler shuts off. The two-way valve shown should have a motorized, 120 second operator. This ensures that the boiler will shut down before the valve is completely closed, thus allowing removal of residual heat in the boiler. The heat pump system supply temperature (T4) is controlled by the modulating temperature regulating valve, B, regulating the amount of 180°F water entering the loop. HEAT PUMP LOOP. Ti RETURN T3(= 180°F) FLow 1 = BOUWEROUTPUT Gy, (7) 18.3) (60) FLOW 2 = FLOW Tx HOET Crt Flow ate FLOW 3 = FLOW1+FLOW2 ‘A, Manual 2.way Cock. (Adjusted to cause adequate flow through boiler loop.) Automatic 2-way valve, controlled by heat pump loop temperature. Girculating Pump - mixes boiler discharge water with loop return water to provide minimum 120°F return water temperature to boiler Circulator isolating valves. Check val Boller Low Temperature Cycling Aquastat Bulb - turns boiler on any time return water to boiler falls below 120°F. (2) Boiler Operating Aquastat Bulb - maintains boiler outlet temperature at 190°F. (T3)MISCELLANEOUS DATA ARYA BRYAN FLEXIBLE TUBE BOILERS “ Water SOLER FRAME DIMENSIONS. earns suneAce capaci ‘MASMUM OVERALL DIMENSIONS OF PRESSURE VESSEL SEUARE FET GALONS (520 Noto} 3 | 8o.9F —| sour ecu oven s Pw] s | toss won ten low NODE tial s] ey a sean | ware alela Sousa | Sour | waren [ steam | waree [steam | waree | steam m|-lzl of io] - | ~faf-|o« |. | wo | oo - aw|sfo} we fis | a | wo | ow ze fwole} o | 2 | % | aw | as w}-|- | «| 2 | 2 | wo | = 78 2 | pane | on 0 6 @ | ase | or m4 “ sa | arsine | at 232 # eo | arsine | se 270 ~ 0 48 420 28 3 5 284 a | oss | | se | ssa | arsine | re 287 m |= | ss | 3 | | sou | sa arf zt | eo | ae | seam | assur | soar 30 a 3 | ae ~ | tos : es 7% 2 2 Tosa a a 2 a pee 3% 8 5 a 3s 432 2 20 20 ae" 4 Zz 7 3a ww 2 3 20" zr 6 » aoe 22 6 6 se ast sa at one a4 3 a Tesi" 454 2 “6 ara 206 8 e ese Bea °0 8 408" 309 7 | me] ws _) 368 45 | 22 | wor | aor | ara | once | ox por sa | sot | ae | aor | ara | sors | sos: 280 se | 30 | a0 [ae | ara | ara | is 540 o | 38 joe | a | ara | cove |r 0 ys | as f sos [aoe [ arum faa | taor os a | aa | oa | aor fara | ase | test Mm we | ae | az fa | aria | assim | tas" ™ o | sa fast | a | wae | veur | oe See reverse tide Yor “RV ond “2W" Soros NOTE The ahove oro allmenslons of ele the complete boiler flame or pressure vessel (nol Including the Jackel 01 bose}. I Ibe Jock! ls tof! ‘stemblod, wich of dimensions will be Inoceased. Uniess otherwise specitod, ne Bola pressure vessl normally shipped wolded Io ibe bate, Jackeled and witad, For overall dimensions, f09 caiciog shoots. Mos! models avalabie in KD® “KnocicDown" Consiruction. Consul foctory fer information,MISCELLANEOUS DATA By BRYAN FLEXIBLE TUBE BOILERS . TRS EET e venice ae sonia one Fann er ae vse NO.OF [See Note) Se uees wort lenct# Noor nota FLOW NOTE srox | wer wexen | wouen | waer [ ataor | wasee [aan | war [ sexe 7 % woe | ares | ara ote ee | oeare 33 6 24 w ee | opaar a 133 “3 ari 85718 ae | gpa a wo | 400 473i" 3412 sor | oper 55 0 402 a7 108-16" aot | pee ot 184 198 47310 ue eo | oe a zo | 286 47318 sos ee | soare 75 oe | 287 a3 436-58" se | sea Oy ze | 285 a7 seen es | gone 38 ae | 288 e730 wos es | gaara wee | see | 33 arse rosie ss | oper ‘ao | 780 | ame team | sae | aoum | cor | ter ae | sso | sz esa | sess | asa | tos | soe ssa | 1000 | 608 ess | soswe | ssesie | soe | to8 az | sao | oss | s2az | esse | soci: | aresie | too | s06" zo | 1200 | 7, | zw | san | zoete | corse | sos | toe 28 | tas | aoe | azar | saa | 2zeaer | zest | sor} 08 are | ass | ses | eax | asam | asta | zassiee | soe | 108" NOTE: The obove aie dimensions of ether the complete boils fame oF pressure vessel (no! Including the Jockel et bose} Ifthe Jacke! Is etl ‘cxsombied, wiath of dimensions willbg Increcsed, Unless otherwise specitog, the bole: presture vestel is no:malty hoped welded o the bors. Jackeled and wed. For overall dimensions, 18 catalog shee! Most models availble In KD® "knock Down” Constuetion, Cantu latory fe information.FORM 1381 yaaa AIR VENTING RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BRYAN HOT WATER BOILERS (GEE OTHER SIDE FOR L+LM SERIES BOLERS) ALTERNATE VENTING 1) ARRANGEMENT (40. 1) SIGATT Ve vow WATER CUT OFF! WATER Supp Tosvstem OFAN }— auier ww ov tuge ue LOAT TYPE LOW WATER SUPPLIED) (SEE NOTED Fe IF SUPPLIED) MUST ‘VENTED AS SHOWN, }— AIR VENT CONNECTION Wee DRAIN VALVE: ecommenpen vessrina mHEnE SSaeRESStON TARR TF, eerececterais Sursee es Binder 76 BORER GATE VALVE OMPRESSION | suroumievey a nongrenayirer btbeee tke ONE 91 ‘OEE iP sure VENTED Ae SHOWN AT Fr | gecomaes verve nen DRAIN VALVE Aly ELIMINATION DEVICE OR AIR ‘SEPARATOR IS LOCATED INHOT WATER SUPPLY PIPING. SEENOTE 2) system. Shown above are two methods of accomplishing this: Where air is to be eliminated directly at the boiler, the compression tank should be connected ‘to the exparsion tank tapping on top of the boiler. An alternate location is to attach the tank tw the hot water supply piping. if a builtin dip tube is suppliad on the boiler, the expansion tank must be vented from the top of the boiler rather than from the supply piping, ‘System design often calls for at elimination devices in the hot water supply line. The com Dression tank is vented from this sr elimination device rather than from the boiler.