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aegis w swing tank

Heat Pump Water Heaters – Will They Save the World?

Norm Hall March 7, 2022Pumps, Water Heaters, Pool Heaters, Gas Fired, Electric, Monday Morning Minutes

Decarbonization and Electrification are two terms which may bring both fear and hope to plumbing engineers and gas fired water heater manufacturers. The hope is …

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primary variable minimum flow system

Solving Minimum Flow in a Primary Variable System (Part 3)

Norm Hall October 11, 2021Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Minimum Flow, Hydronic System Design, Primary Variable Piping, Minimum Flow

The engineer is aware of the importance of minimum flow to the pumps in hydronic systems. The R. L. Deppmann Monday Morning Minutes Part 1 …

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Minimum Flow in Variable Speed Pumps for Building Hydronic HVAC Systems (Part 2)

Norm Hall October 4, 2021Minimum Flow, Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Variable Speed, Minimum Flow, Hydronic System Design, Primary Secondary Piping, Minimum Flow

The HVAC engineer designing a hydronic system understands the need to protect the circulating pumps from a dead head or no flow condition. This week, …

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Minimum Flow in Variable Speed Pumps for Building Hydronic HVAC Systems (Part 1)

Norm Hall September 27, 2021Pumps, Variable Speed, Minimum Flow, Minimum Flow, Monday Morning Minutes

Every week a question comes into R. L. Deppmann about the minimum flow rate through hydronic pumps and the best way to achieve it. Today, …

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Condensate Return Transfer Pump
Condensate Return Transfer Pump

Steam Condensate Return Transfer Pump Inlet

Norm Hall August 9, 2021Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Steam, Condensate, Condensate

One of our many new employees asked a valid question about cast iron condensate unit pump construction. The employee has worked in the HVAC plumbing …

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ASHRAE 90.1-2013
ASHRAE 90.1-2013

Variable Speed Chilled Water Systems: Demand Reset

Norm Hall June 21, 2021Hydronic System Design, Cooling, Codes and Standards, Pumps, Energy, Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Variable Speed, Control

There are multiple methods to vary pump speed in HVAC chilled water systems. A common method is the use of a differential pressure transmitter at …

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Boiler Feed Unit: Pump Minimum Flow

Norm Hall February 8, 2021Pumps, Steam, Condensate, Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Pumps, Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Monday Morning Minutes

Maintaining the required minimum flow in centrifugal pumps is key to trouble free expectations and long life. In boiler feed applications, this minimum flow is …

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steam boiler

Boiler Feed Unit Pump Control is All About the Number of Pumps and Boilers

Norm Hall February 1, 2021Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Steam, Condensate, Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Control, Boiler Feed/Deaerator

When selecting and specifying a steam boiler feed unit or deaerator, the engineer must pay attention to the controls. Level controls at the boilers must …

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vented boilers
vented boilers

Vented Boiler Feed Units & Pressurized Deaerator Boiler Feed Units, What is the Difference?

Norm Hall January 25, 2021Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Control, Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Steam, Condensate

Some systems have deaerator boiler feed systems, and some have vented boiler feed systems. What is the difference between them? When should I use one …

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Steam Boiler
Steam Boiler

What is a Steam Boiler Feed Unit and How is the Receiver Sized?

Norm Hall January 18, 2021Monday Morning Minutes, Pumps, Steam, Condensate, Boiler Feed/Deaerator, Pumps

Once again, our industry tends to be clear when something is named. Just reverse the two words. Boiler feed units simply “feed the boiler.” The …

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