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Full Product and Solutions Guide - Automatic Heating Global Pty Ltd

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Vacuum Deaerators - Dirt and Air Separation<br />

Contents<br />

Patented Technology for<br />

Optimum Degassing<br />

A<br />

B<br />

A Dipstick-Tube Degassing<br />

Allows gases to escape and is hermetically sealed<br />

B Vacuum Spray Tube<br />

The height and diameter are coordinated so that atomization of the<br />

water is guaranteed in a large free vacuum immediately after the<br />

start of the degassing cycle.<br />

C Control<br />

Degassing cycles run on an optimized timer program or are ideally<br />

controlled according to the gas content of the water.<br />

Circuit water rich in gas G 3/4<br />

Circuit water low in gas G 1<br />

Make-up water<br />

E<br />

D Hydraulics<br />

The control’s integrated plug & play operational management<br />

automatically coordinates the hydraulics with the regulating ball<br />

valves with the pressure conditions in the system.<br />

E Patented Valve Switch<br />

For fully automatic hydraulic balancing<br />

D<br />

C<br />

EXPANSION &<br />

DEAERATION<br />

Duraflex Vacuum Deaerator Working Principle<br />

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bar<br />

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bar<br />

-1<br />

bar<br />

-1<br />

bar<br />

M<br />

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1 Vacuum Generation<br />

2 Degassing Start<br />

3 Degassing<br />

4 Idling Time<br />

The pumps cuts in, the water<br />

level drops and a vacuum<br />

is generated in the vacuum<br />

spray tube. The circuit<br />

water (optionally make-up<br />

water) is atomised in the<br />

generated vacuum releasing<br />

the dissolved gases due to<br />

the vacuum and the large<br />

contact surface.<br />

The pump shuts down.<br />

Water is sprayed until<br />

the vacuum spray tube is<br />

completely filled.<br />

All released gases are<br />

reliably precipitated via the<br />

automatic fan.<br />

System pressure has built<br />

up in the spray tube. The<br />

system water within the<br />

tube is nearly gas-free<br />

and will be returned to the<br />

network in the following<br />

cycle.<br />

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