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          PMPNT Manual 2605100 Rev A 

Vented Receiver Sizing

Vented Receiver Sizing 

Flash Steam 

up to -- 

Receiver 

Vent Line 

Dia. 

Dia. 

Length 

75 pph 

4” 

36” 

1” 

150 pph 

6” 

36” 

2” 

300 pph 

8” 

36” 

3” 

600 pph 

10” 

36” 

4” 

900 pph 

12” 

36” 

6” 

1200 pph 

16” 

36” 

6” 

Below figures are approximate for 4” X 4” 

Packages 

2000 pph  

20” 

60” 

8” 

3000 pph 

24” 

60” 

8” 

4000 pph 

26” 

60” 

10” 

5000 pph 

28” 

60” 

10” 

6000 pph 

30” 

72” 

12” 

7000 pph 

32” 

72” 

12” 

8000 pph 

36” 

72” 

14” 

 

 

When  sizing  a  Pressure  Motive  Pump  for  an 

atmospheric  return  system,  the  amount  of  flash 

steam  to  be vented  through the  receiver must  be 

calculated.    Vent  sizing is  critical to  maintain  zero 

psig in the receiver tank to allow free drainage of 

low pressure systems.  Undersized vents will cause 

gradual  pressure  increase  in  the  receiver.    This 

impedes drainage from the condensate source, and 

can cause water logging of the system. 

To Size Receiver & Vent: 

Usually the condensate load to be pumped comes 

from multiple sources.  For each source determine 

the pressure and load.  Then go into the "Percent 
Flash"  table  with  the  condensate  pressure  and 

move  right  until  under  the  appropriate  tank 

pressure  to  read  the  percentage  of  condensate 

that  will  flash  into  steam.    Now  take  that  source 

load  and  multiply  it  by  the  decimal  value  of  the 

percentage  to  calculate  the  amount  (lbs/hr)  of 

flash  steam.    Repeat  this  for  all  condensate 

sources  and  total  the  flash  steam.    Enter  the 

"Vented  Receiver Sizing"  table  with the total flash 

steam  load  to  determine  the  correct  sizes  for 

receiver and vent. 

Percent Flash Steam  

Condensate 

Pressure 

(PSIG) 

Flash Tank Pressure (PSIG) 

10 

15 

20 

30 

40 

60 

80  100 

1.6  0.9 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

10 

2.9  2.2  1.3 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  

15 

3.9  3.3  2.4  1.1 

 

 

 

 

 

  

20 

4.9  4.2  3.3  2.1 

 

 

 

 

  

30 

6.5  5.8 

3.7  2.6  1.7 

 

 

 

  

40 

7.8  7.2  6.3  5.1 

1.4 

 

 

  

60 

10  9.4  8.5  7.3  6.2  5.3  3.7  2.3 

 

  

80 

12 

11 

10  9.1  8.1  7.1  5.5  4.2  1.9 

  

100 

13 

13 

12 

11  9.6  8.7  7.1  5.8  3.5  1.6 

125 

15 

14 

14 

12 

11 

10  8.8  7.5  5.3  3.4  1.8 

150 

16 

16 

15 

14 

13 

12 

10 

6.8  4.9  3.3 

200 

19 

18 

17 

16 

15 

14 

13 

12  9.4  7.6 

250 

21 

20 

19 

18 

17 

16 

15 

14 

12  9.8  8.2 

300 

23 

22 

21 

20 

19 

18 

17 

16 

13 

12 

10 

350 

24 

24 

23 

22 

21 

20 

18 

17 

15 

13 

12 

400 

26 

25 

24 

23 

22 

21 

20 

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Summary of Contents for PMPNT Series

Page 1: ...5100 Rev A 1 Series PMPNT PMPNTS Pressure Motive Pump Installation Operation Maintenance Manual 428 Jones Boulevard Limerick Airport Business Center Pottstown PA 19464 Phone 610 495 5131 Fax 610 495 5...

Page 2: ...e to the product which may lead to fluid discharge which may cause injuries Each Watson McDaniel Company Product is warranted against defects in material and workmanship for one year from date of ship...

Page 3: ...Average Air consumption 100 SCF per 1000 lbs liquid pumped PMPNT S Pressure Temperature Ratings PMO Max Operating Pressure 125 psig TMO Max Operating Temperature 353 F PMA Max Allowable Pressure 150...

Page 4: ...e downstream return line Since water flows into the pump by gravity the pump tank pressure must be neutralized for the pump tank to fill 1 When the pump is in the normal start up position the float me...

Page 5: ...sure that the flow arrows on the check valves are oriented in the proper direction For optimum performance horizontal pipe runs immediately before and after the check valves should be kept as short as...

Page 6: ...te to enter the vessel and begin to fill the pump body below it Pump will discharge when full 4 Carefully observe the PMP unit The pump s should cycle periodically with an audible sound at the end of...

Page 7: ...springs and pins If either is defective remove and replace with new springs and pins Note Disassemble and replace one spring at a time 4 Inspect motive pressure inlet and vent valves Clean the valve...

Page 8: ...08 Spring Assembly W KIT 914 03 Complete Pump Mechanism Assembly Gasket PMPNT W KIT 914 03 SS Complete Pump Mechanism Assembly Gasket PMPNTS VENT VALVE OUTLET MOTIVE VALVE INLET OUTLET CHECK VALVE CO...

Page 9: ...s too low to achieve required capacity a Check motive pressure setting and maximum backpressure during operation Check against sizing table Increase motive pressure as required b Insufficient filling...

Page 10: ...ines closed Observe the vent connection for steam or air leakage If observed inlet valve is obstructed or damaged With pump isolated remove cover and visually inspect Replace inlet valve and seat asse...

Page 11: ...1601 2758 2461 3278 2925 3677 3281 50 40 1495 1196 2095 1676 2409 1927 2647 2118 50 25 1678 1455 2495 2164 2932 2543 3266 2833 50 10 1794 1638 2758 2518 3278 2992 3677 3357 75 60 1495 1203 2095 1685...

Page 12: ...etermine the pressure and load Then go into the Percent Flash table with the condensate pressure and move right until under the appropriate tank pressure to read the percentage of condensate that will...

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