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F o r m a t i o n T e c h n i q u e
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Installation recommendations:
Anti-corrosion and anti-sludge protection:
To avoid any corrosion, it is recommended that you add a corrosion inhibitor to the heating circuit water.
This inhibitor will prevent any electrical reactions between the different metals in the installation.
As a consequence, it also prevents the formation of gasses that may be produced by chemical reactions.
Water treatment is particularly important for plate heaters as the low temperature is favourable to bacterial growth. This
can result in sludge that can block all or part of the circuit.
For the dosage of these products, you must know the volume of water in the circuit. It is recommended that you make a
note of this volume for future use.
The inhibitors must be compatible with the materials used in the circuit.
Bleeding the heating circuit:
The boiler is equipped with an automatic bleed valve in the heating circuit.
However, it may be useful to provide one or more additional bleed valves in the installation, particularly at the high points.
This will make it possible to bleed the system more quickly.
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1 Pump bleed valve plug
2 Pump
3 Pump shaft screw