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Worksheet 1:
Recommended Line Sizes
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Version R1600-X-R407C-XXX Instruction Manual Rev00
This worksheet is designed to provide guidance in selecting an appropriate nominal
piping size between Haskris Model R1600 and Haskris Model WW4.
This worksheet assumes:
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All municipal, local and state codes will be followed.
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Type L copper piping will be furnished.
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The loop of hose installed for WW4 is 1½” ID.
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All piping internal to the R1600.
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A 35% propylene glycol/water solution will be furnished.
DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE ANTIFREEZE.
DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE ANTIFREEZE.
DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE ANTIFREEZE.
DO NOT USE AUTOMOTIVE ANTIFREEZE.
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The R1600 pumping system will not to be used to fill glycol loop.
Begin calculations with 1-½”nominal piping. Increase to next larger nominal pipe size if
baseline number (335) is exceeded, or re-configure piping run using 90º LR Elbows
(Recommended).
Find total length of pipe run (Supply and Return):
Find total length of pipe run (Supply and Return):
Find total length of pipe run (Supply and Return):
Find total length of pipe run (Supply and Return):
Estimated pipe run (start with 1-½” nom. size) Total run (ft.) _______________ (A)
Find total number of fittings:
Find total number of fittings:
Find total number of fittings:
Find total number of fittings:
90º Elbows _____________ x factor from chart ______ = ______________ (B)
90º LR Elbows __________ x factor from chart ______ = ______________ (C)
45º Elbows _____________ x factor from chart ______ = ______________ (D)
Add (A) + (B) + (C) + (D)
Add (A) + (B) + (C) + (D)
Add (A) + (B) + (C) + (D)
Add (A) + (B) + (C) + (D)
______________ (E)
Divide (E) by 100
Divide (E) by 100
Divide (E) by 100
Divide (E) by 100
(E/100)
(E/100)
(E/100)
(E/100)=
=
=
= ________________(F)
Multiply (F) by Head loss (For 1
Multiply (F) by Head loss (For 1
Multiply (F) by Head loss (For 1
Multiply (F) by Head loss (For 1----½”
½”
½”
½”=5.61)
=5.61)
=5.61)
=5.61) (F X HL)=
(F X HL)=
(F X HL)=
(F X HL)= ______________ (G)
Multiply (G) by 1.26
Multiply (G) by 1.26
Multiply (G) by 1.26
Multiply (G) by 1.26 (glycol factor): <
: <
: <
: <
Maximum Value 17
Maximum Value 17
Maximum Value 17
Maximum Value 175>
5>
5>
5>
_________ (I)
If (I) is less than or equal to 175 then your pipe size is 1-1/2”. If not, repeat the
calculations using the next larger nominal pipe size. Continue in this manner until
(I) is less than or equal to 175 to find your recommended line size.
Equivalent length of pipe in feet
Nom. Pipe
Size
Head Loss per
100’ (HL)
90º Standard
(Close) Elbow
90º Long Radius
(LR) Elbow
45º Elbow
1-½”
5.61
4.1
2.7
1.9
2”
1.57
5.2
3.5
2.4
2-½”
0.55
6.2
4.2
2.9
3”
0.246
7.7
5.2
3.6