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18501728 Instr. Flexair FC - Flamco

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INSTALLATION AND OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS<br />

<strong>Flexair</strong> in heating installations<br />

Micro-bubbles that are released from the water in the boiler (high temperature) will later dissolve<br />

elsewhere in the system (lower temperature) if they are not immediately removed. To discharge air<br />

from the system as efficiently as possible, the <strong>Flexair</strong> air separator should therefore be installed in the<br />

hot leg immediately after the boiler or mixing valve (fig. 5, page 23).<br />

Installing the <strong>Flexair</strong> on the inlet side of the circulation pump(s) prevents large air bubbles from damaging<br />

the pump(s) without reducing the bubbles to smaller air bubbles (fig. 6, page 23). Even if the<br />

circulation pump is installed in the cold leg, the <strong>Flexair</strong> air separator must be placed in the hot leg.<br />

<strong>Flexair</strong> in cooling installations<br />

Air bubbles in the system will be larger before the chiller than after it. This is caused by the lower<br />

water temperature after the chiller. For optimum ventilation of the installation, the <strong>Flexair</strong> must be<br />

installed just before the cooling element in the cold leg (fig. 7, page 23).<br />

By installing the <strong>Flexair</strong> before the circulation pump, the air bubbles will also be prevented from<br />

causing damage to the pump (fig. 7, page 23). For static heights above the <strong>Flexair</strong> exceeding 30 m,<br />

we recommend that a <strong>Flexair</strong> be installed on each floor above the 30 m level. This is to release the air<br />

that comes free as a result of the decrease in static pressure on the higher floors (fig. 8, page 23).<br />

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