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Connections
The basic
performance consists of the following parts:
Heat exchanger of
type AR for heating and type A for domestic hot water circuit.
VP
(district heating
side): levelling valves.
KV
(cold water side):
valve pipe incl. shut-off, check and safety valve.
VV
(hot water side):
temperature transmitter, thermometer, shut-off valve. Control equipment
as standard (manufacture Danfoss, Landis & Staefa or t.a.c.): control
unit for domestic hot water with constant control of water temperature.
Control unit for heating with outdoor compensated primary inlet
temperature. Valves, actuator, transmitter.

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Range of
Application
Heat exchange and control of district heating for domestic hot water and
hot water systems. Adjusted for connection to district and central
heating systems.
Quality
Assurance
The production unit is certified according to ISO 9001, and has also a
quality control system with self-control according to AFS 1994:39,
controlled by TAC AB.
Material Specification
1
Shell and coil heat exchanger domestic hot water
2
Shell and coil heat exchanger for heating
3
Control
valve
Function and Design
Elge Twin is a parallel connected district heating package, which
consists of pipe heat exchanger, control equipment and accessories. The
incoming primary water is distributed through control valves SV2 and SV3
to domestic hot water exchanger and to radiator heat exchanger. The
control valve SV2
is affected by the temperature sensor in the VV-pipe (hot water). The
control valve
SV3
is affected by the sensor which is placed in the inlet pipe for the heat
circuit VS.
Accessories and
Options
The district heating central is equipped with control equipment from
INCE or TAC Floor rack and mantle are available as spare parts.
Installation
The district heating central should be placed on an even ground. To make
maintenance easier, it should be 3ft free area on each side and in front
of the exchanger. Connecting/welding shall be executed acc. to local
directions. To protect regulating valves and exchangers, filter should
be mounted on incoming pipes to the unit, both primary and secondary.
See Instructions for use.
Identification
Information about type, examination number, reference number, type and
data is specified
on the heat exchanger’s name plate.
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