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CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESIDENTIAL2. BOILER BY-PASS - MULTI-ZONE HEATINGPURPOSE OF BY-PASS (GAS AND OIL)46• In a multi-zone (cold start) system excess temperature develops.When one zone calls for heat it cannot dissipate the heat theboiler (sized for all zones) creates. When the zone is satisfiedthe hot water trapped in the boiler stays hot while the hot watertrapped in the non-ferrous baseboard cools quickly. Before thenext call for heat the temperature difference may be as high as100°F. The system will be plagued with expansion noises unlessboiler by-pass piping is installed. If, for example, the temperaturedrop in each of the zones is approximately 10°F then the balancingvalves need only show on the thermometers a 15°F variancebetween supply and return piping, and expansion noises will beeliminated.Beyond Boiler By-Pass• Two-stage thermostats or an indoor-outdoor reset controller willminimize the temperature rise in the boiler but even with thesecontrols, boiler by-pass piping will help.NOTE: If the system return water temperature periodically or continuouslyoperates below 135° F, the use of a three-way valve and Burnham RTC ReturnTemperature Control is recommended. See separate RTC manual and page 43for further details.
CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESIDENTIAL3. BOILER BY-PASS - MULTI-ZONE HEATINGAND INDIRECT D.H.W. ZONENOTE: If the system return water temperature periodically or continuouslyoperates below 135° F, the use of a three-way valve and BurnhamRTC Return Temperature Control is recommended. See separateRTC manual and page 43 for further details.47
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CHAPTER 11 - PRODUCT REVIEWGAS BOIL
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CHAPTER 11 - PRODUCT REVIEWSeries 2
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CHAPTER 11 - PRODUCT REVIEWOIL BOIL
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CHAPTER 12 - Wiring DiagramsWiring:
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