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4.2 Filling the system<br />
Filling shall be performed with a low flow rate from a low<br />
point in the boiler room in order to ensure that all the air<br />
in the boiler is vented from the high point of the system.<br />
VERY IMPORTANT : Instructions for starting<br />
up the boiler for the first time after<br />
the system is fully or partly drained :<br />
If all the air is not vented naturally to an<br />
expansion tank which opens out onto the<br />
air, the system must include manual venting<br />
valves, in addition to automatic venting<br />
valves with the capability to vent the system<br />
by themselves when it is<br />
operating. The manual venting valves are<br />
used to vent all the high points of the system<br />
and to make sure that the filled system<br />
is free of air before the burner is turned on.<br />
4.3 Sludge removal<br />
A tapped 2” 1/2 hole with a plug has been provided on<br />
the bottom of the front of the boiler to remove the sludge.<br />
Fit a quarter-turn valve on the opening to remove<br />
the sludge (the fitter can also use the optional desludging<br />
kit - package FD 37). Sludge removal leads to the<br />
draining of large quantities of water. After this operation,<br />
fill the installation according to § 4.2.<br />
5. CHIMNEY CONNECTION<br />
5.1 General recommandation<br />
The high-performance features of modern boilers and<br />
their use in specific conditions as a result of the advance<br />
in burner technology (e.g. modulated low-temperature<br />
operation) lead to very low flue gas temperatures.<br />
This requires :<br />
- the use of flue pipes designed to enable the flow of<br />
condensates which may result from such operating<br />
modes, in order to prevent damage to the chimney;<br />
5.2 Flue size<br />
Refer to applicable regulations while determining the<br />
size of the flue. Please note that <strong>GT</strong> <strong>300</strong>/<strong>II</strong> boilers have<br />
pressurised furnaces and that the pressure at the nozzle<br />
must not exceed 0 mbar, unless special precautions<br />
have been taken to seal the connection between the<br />
nozzle and the chimney outlet.<br />
5.3 Connection between boiler and flue pipe<br />
The boiler shall be connected to the flue pipe in accordance<br />
with codes of practice with a sealed pipe made<br />
of material capable of withstanding hot combustion gas<br />
and any acid condensation. The connection shall be<br />
removable and offer minimum load losses, i.e. it must<br />
be as short as possible with no sudden change in section.<br />
Its diameter shall always be at least equal to that of<br />
10<br />
Always stop the recycling pumps before filling.<br />
Do not add cold water suddenly into the<br />
boiler when it is hot.<br />
Note : never replace a boiler in an existing system<br />
without carefully rinsing the system first. Install a sludge<br />
decanting pot on the return pipe, very close to the<br />
boiler.<br />
- the installation of a draining tee at the foot of the<br />
chimney.<br />
The use of a draught moderator is recommended as<br />
well.<br />
If required, the baffle plates of the four upper flue ways<br />
may be removed partly to increase the flue gas temperature.<br />
the boiler outlet, i.e. ø 180 mm for boilers with 4, 5 and<br />
6 sections and ø 200 mm for those with 7, 8 and 9<br />
sections.<br />
To allow the setting of the burner and control of the<br />
combustion, the installer must preview a measurement<br />
hole (10 mm ø) on the flue pipe.