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Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) Part 3 of 5 –NPSH Available

Norm Hall December 21, 2020NPSH, Commissioning and Balance, Pumps, Cooling Towers, Pumps, NPSH, Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps

The available cooling tower pump NPSH or net positive suction head is a function of the pan elevation, friction, and temperature. Sometimes the combination of …

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Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) Part 2 of 5 –Safety Factors

Norm Hall December 14, 2020Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, NPSH, Commissioning and Balance, Pumps, Cooling Towers, Pumps, NPSH

The Hydraulic Institute (HI) is a global authority on pumps and pumping systems. Think of them as the ASHRAE of pump design and testing. HI, …

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Net Positive Suction Head (NPSH) Part 1 of 5 – Terms and Definitions

Norm Hall December 7, 2020Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, NPSH, Commissioning and Balance, Pumps, Cooling Towers, Pumps, NPSH

One of the most misunderstood concepts in pump selection for hydronic design is the net positive suction head or NPSH. Problems with NPSH can spell …

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Hydronic Heating Buffer Tanks – Part 3 – Variable Primary

Norm Hall November 30, 2020Buffer, Buffer Tanks, Buffer Tanks, Monday Morning Minutes, Tanks, Hydronic System Design, Primary Secondary Piping, Primary Variable Piping

Hydronic heating system buffer tanks requirements and sizing were addressed in parts 1 & 2 of this short series. I received a couple of questions …

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Happy Thanksgiving From RL Deppmann - Thank You
Happy Thanksgiving From RL Deppmann - Thank You

R. L. Deppmann Thanksgiving Wishes

Norm Hall November 22, 2020Monday Morning Minutes, Announcements

Always, but even more during this trying year, R. L. Deppmann says… THANK YOU

Hydronic Heating Buffer Tanks Part 2 – Sizing

Norm Hall November 16, 2020Primary Variable Piping, Buffer, Buffer Tanks, Buffer Tanks, Monday Morning Minutes, Tanks, Hydronic System Design, Primary Secondary Piping

Hydronic heating system buffer tanks are used to add water volume to the system to help avoid excessive cycling of the boiler. How do you …

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Hydronic Heating Buffer Tanks – Part 1 – Location

Norm Hall November 9, 2020Hydronic System Design, Primary Secondary Piping, Primary Variable Piping, Buffer, Buffer Tanks, Buffer Tanks, Monday Morning Minutes, Tanks

We know that cycling a hydronic condensing boiler on and off too often will waste energy. There are other problems caused by a boiler cycling …

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primary secondary piping

Primary – Secondary Piping and Water Tube Boiler Cycling

Norm Hall November 2, 2020Monday Morning Minutes, Boilers, Condensing, Efficiency, Operation, Hydronic System Design, Primary Secondary Piping

Primary – Secondary piping is recommended with most water tube condensing boilers. Once the boilers have turned down to the lowest firing rate, cycling will …

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Flow Meter and Balance Valve Installation – Minimum Pipe Diameters for Installation

Norm Hall October 12, 2020Circuit Setters, Flow Meters, Monday Morning Minutes, Valves, Flow Meters, Test and Balance

The installation of hydronic and steam flow meters often involves a term simply stated as “minimum pipe diameters.” You may hear that a meter or …

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Circuit Setter Balance and Flow Meter Sizing and Turndown
Circuit Setter Balance and Flow Meter Sizing and Turndown

Circuit Setter Balance Valve and Flow Meter Sizing and Turndown

Norm Hall October 5, 2020Monday Morning Minutes, Valves, Flow Meters, Test and Balance, Circuit Setters, Flow Meters

We recently received an email from an engineer in Western Michigan concerning a low-flow, high-head pump process application and the proper balance valve specification. This …

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