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Figure 4.2 Dimensions: Side views
After you have determined which cascade configuration will be applied and therefore how many boilers must be
combined in the cascade configuration, the next step is to determine the total dimensions of the cascade
configuration and the space required for the cascade configuration.
Figure 4.1 and Figure 4.2 show a schematic representation of a cascade configuration. The dimensional
references in this figure (L1-L3, H1-H3, D1-D3, A, B) correspond with the dimensional references in the tables
below.
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In case a cascade configuration for 275 kW is required, which will exist of 2 boilers, refer to Table 4.1 for the
dimensions of the cascade configuration. The table shows that frame length for this configuration is 1030 mm
and the total length including the low loss header is 1428 mm.
In case a cascade configuration for 440 kW is required, which will exist of 4 boilers, refer to Table 4.2 for the
dimensions of the cascade configuration. The table shows that frame length for this configuration is 2010 mm
and the total length including the low loss header is 2408 mm.
All these dimensions have to be taken into account when determining the space required for placing the
cascade configuration.
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