rSTOR C
For highly efficient two-zone discharge of an rSTROR C buffer tank via a mixing circuit, achieved through highly efficient operation of a system separation using flow control, with connection BELOW a ball valve connection set
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BAFA Funding Opportunity for Heating System Optimization Through Hydraulic Balancing and Installation of Separate Control TechnologyrendeMIX Multi-Port Mixing Manifold with 3/2-Way Tangential Mixing Valve DN25×G1½(a) MsGuss (green adapter), valve body and cover Ms58For highly efficient two-zone discharge of an rSTROR C buffer storage tank via a mixing circuit, achieved through highly efficient operation of a system separation using flow control, Connection BELOW a ball valve connection setActuator EMS 240, 230V~ 50Hz 3.5VA 3-point signal, 5Nm (240h), 240°, 93sSingle-circuit mixer assembly with 3 connections to the heat source, Cu Ø35×1, DN32×G1½(a) flat, pipe spacing 100 mm2 integrated gravity brakes/backflow preventers, Dp 10 mbarMixing circuit (NT) for system separation to be provided by the customer: Kvs = 9.7 × V'max[100 mbar] = 3.1 m³/h • Q'max[20 K] = 72 kW • Q'max[10 K] = 36 kW • Leak rate < 0.1%5 thermometers 0–120°C, Ø63mm, Ms58 solder sleeves2 ball valve fittings, DN25s straight-through, PN20, G1½(i)×Rp1 flat-seal, stuffing box, stem with nylon T-handleInsulating molded shell, EPP 40 g/l, black, 300×450 mm, quick-assembly kitWithout pump flangesAssembly does NOT include pump compensator – PAS L180 (Part No.: 001 338)With blind fitting consisting of a G1½ brass union nut, stainless steel washer, and insulating capModel DN 25 – heavy-duty version, PN 10 bar, Tmax 120°CCAUTION: CANNOT BE USED WITHOUT SYSTEM ISOLATION!
Mixing circuit (NT) for system separation on site: Kvs = 9.7 • V'max[100mbar] = 3.1m³/h • Q'max[20K] = 72kW • Q'max[10K] = 36kW • Leakage rate < 0.1%