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CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESIDENTIAL3. BOILER BY-PASS - MULTI-ZONE HEATING ANDINDIRECT D.H.W. ZONE (CONT.)PURPOSE OF BY-PASS (GAS AND OIL)• Serves only the heating zones. Though, indirectly, the hotter.. .. . boiler water it creates will help the indirect domestic hot water .. . zone. Boiler by-pass piping, per se, is helpful to the heating zones. . yet detrimental to the DHW zone. However, with properly .. . positioned check valves by-pass piping can serve both operations.EXAMPLES1. <strong>Heating</strong> zone (2, 3 or 4) calls for heat: Full flow of the circulator .. . will move from the radiation to point (A). If the balancing valves .. . (globe or plug) are adjusted to slightly overcome the temperature .drop of the zone(s), typically 30% of the flow will move into the .. . boiler at point (B) and 70% will by-pass the boiler at (C). At point.(D) the full, but blended flow will move to the radiation.2. Indirect DHW zone (1) calls for heat: Full flow of the circulator. . will move through the boiler at (B). No water will move through the. . by-pass at (C) because of the check valve at point (E). In other.. .. . words, all the heat in the boiler will be dedicated to satisfying the.... . DHW needs.3. <strong>Heating</strong> zone and indirect DHW zone call for heat simultaneously.. . Through the use of a special relay the DHW zone could be given .. . priority. This means the heating zone is put on hold until the DHWzone is satisfied. One option would be to let the piping handle thesituation. Remember, water flow takes the course of least .. . restriction and there is considerably less restriction in the DHW.. .. . zone piping.48
CHAPTER 2 - HOT WATER PIPING - RESIDENTIAL4. BOILER BY-PASS VS SYSTEM BY-PASSSeveral variations of by-pass piping exist for different reasons. Becausethe piping is near the boiler it is commonly categorized as “boilerby-pass” even though some may be a “system by-pass”. The differenceis illustrated below.1. Drawing illustrates howwater by-passes the boiler.2. Total circulator’s capacity isdedicated to the system.1. Drawing illustrates howwater by-passes the system.2. Some of the circulator’scapacity is used to recirculateboiler water.49
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