EP0313599A1 - Device for expansion transfer in liquid cycle systems, in particular of heating and cooling installations. - Google Patents
Device for expansion transfer in liquid cycle systems, in particular of heating and cooling installations.Info
- Publication number
- EP0313599A1 EP0313599A1 EP88903736A EP88903736A EP0313599A1 EP 0313599 A1 EP0313599 A1 EP 0313599A1 EP 88903736 A EP88903736 A EP 88903736A EP 88903736 A EP88903736 A EP 88903736A EP 0313599 A1 EP0313599 A1 EP 0313599A1
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- expansion vessel
- liquid
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- expansion
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Classifications
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- F—MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
- F24—HEATING; RANGES; VENTILATING
- F24D—DOMESTIC- OR SPACE-HEATING SYSTEMS, e.g. CENTRAL HEATING SYSTEMS; DOMESTIC HOT-WATER SUPPLY SYSTEMS; ELEMENTS OR COMPONENTS THEREFOR
- F24D3/00—Hot-water central heating systems
- F24D3/10—Feed-line arrangements, e.g. providing for heat-accumulator tanks, expansion tanks ; Hydraulic components of a central heating system
- F24D3/1008—Feed-line arrangements, e.g. providing for heat-accumulator tanks, expansion tanks ; Hydraulic components of a central heating system expansion tanks
Definitions
- Device for taking over expansion in liquid circulation systems in particular of heating or cooling systems T he invention relates to a device for taking over expansion in liquid circulation systems, especially of heating or cooling systems, with at least one expansion vessel, preferably in gas exchange with the atmosphere, into the liquid from the liquid circulation system recorded and fed back from the liquid via a pressure pump to the liquid circulation system and in a
- An overflow valve that can be adjusted to the operating pressure of the system is provided in the line to the expansion vessel and the pressure in the expansion vessel is lower than in the liquid circulation system.
- Heating or cooling of the heating liquid changes the volume.
- the additional volume must be removed from the liquid circuit during heating and returned to the liquid circuit when cooling.
- it is known to transfer the excess heating fluid caused by the thermal expansion into an open expansion vessel and to supply heating fluid to the fluid circuit again when it cools down. Closed expansion vessels are also known for this purpose. It is usually used for.
- a solenoid valve is opened and the heating fluid is released from the circuit into the expansion vessel. If the pressure in the system drops, the pressure pump is switched on and heating fluid is pumped out of the expansion vessel into the fluid circuit.
- An example of such a system can be found in DE-A1-25 16 424. This intermittent removal and recirculation of heating fluid from or into the liquid circuit ent there are significant pressure fluctuations in the system. Analogous relationships also occur with cooling systems.
- the object of the invention is therefore to improve a device of the type mentioned in the introduction such that the pressure compensation is smooth and practically without pressure fluctuations in the liquid circulation system e r f o l g t
- expansion vessel is connected to the liquid circulation system via separate inlet and outlet lines and in that a continuously running pressure and circulation pump is arranged in the outlet line from the expansion vessel.
- the pressure and circulation pump continuously pumps liquid from the expansion vessel into the circulatory system and, with the appropriate dimensions, ensures that the operating pressure in the circulatory system is maintained, to which the overflow valve in the supply line to the expansion vessel is set.
- at least a partial flow of the circulating liquid flows continuously through the overflow valve or the expansion vessel.
- the phase of cooling the circulating liquid more liquid is conveyed from the expansion tank into the circulatory system than flows into the expansion vessel via the overflow valve.
- the liquid level in the expansion tank drops again. All of this happens practically without fluctuations in the operating pressure in the circulatory system.
- the amount of water delivered by the pump determines the flow through the valve.
- the pressure circuit does not have to be monitored.
- the pressure and circulation pump arranged in the discharge line from the expansion vessel can also take over the function of the system circulation pump, so that a further system circulation pump in the liquid circulation system is unnecessary.
- Expansion tank is connected. This measure means that expansion vessels of different sizes and receptacles do not have to be manufactured for different plant sizes. It is sufficient to produce an expansion vessel in a standard size, to which further additional expansion vessels are then connected in larger systems. Because these add-ons do not have any pumps or valves, the costs can be kept low.
- the overflow valve in the inlet line to the expansion vessel (in conjunction with the continuously running pressure and heat pump in the outlet line of the expansion vessel), on the one hand, means that it is upstream of the overflow valve (i.e. in the liquid) circulatory system) the operating pressure prevails, to which the overflow valve is set, on the other hand that in the direction of flow behind the overflow valve (ie in the expansion vessel) there is a lower pressure than the operating pressure of the system.
- an open expansion vessel ie a gas exchange with the atmosphere, this is practically the atmospheric pressure.
- Expansion vessel is passed.
- the oxygen content of the heating fluid of a heating system operated with the device according to the invention is thus also considerably lower than that of a conventional heating system due to the co-separation of the oxygen in the course of the degassing.
- the expansion vessel is in gas exchange with the atmosphere, the surface of the liquid in the expansion vessel can be covered with a float to make it difficult to resume oxygen from the atmosphere.
- the oxygen intake can also be reduced by a (preferably biodegradable) barrier liquid above the water level. In an advantageous embodiment of the invention, this takes place in that the expansion vessel has a siphon at the gas outlet, which is filled with a sealing liquid, for example oil.
- the drawing shows the diagram of a device according to the invention for a heating system.
- the circuit system of the heating system consists of the boiler 1, the liquid line 2 (flow) or 2 '(return) and radiators (eg radiators) 3.
- the liquid circuit is maintained (or supported) by a system circulation pump 25.
- a heating or Circulation liquid is preferably filtered and softened tap water.
- the connections of the inlet line 5 and the outlet line 6 in the inlet line 2 ⁇ ind are arranged relatively close behind the boiler 1 in order to use the thermal degassing. This type of connection is mainly used for W assertemperaturen suitable to about 90 ° C.
- the supply line 5 and the outlet line 6 are better connected in the return line 2 '.
- the full liquid flow can also be conducted via the expansion vessel 4, the connecting line 2A between the inlet line 5 and the outlet line 6 then being omitted.
- the overflow valve 7 is located in the feed line 5 and can be adjusted to the system pressure.
- the actual pressure of the heating system can be read from a manometer 8.
- the liquid circuit system usually has an overpressure of at least 1.5 bar (depending on the height of the building).
- a continuously operating pressure and circulation pump 9 is located in the discharge line 6. It is followed in the flow direction by a flow control valve 10 and a flow meter 24.
- a solenoid valve 11 is provided both in the inlet line 5 and in the outlet line 6. (In the drain line 6 it can also be a check valve).
- the expansion vessel 4 controller 12 for the fresh water make-up (19 to 23) and an upper level controller 13 for securing the outlet of the expansion tank (at 15). If the water level 14 exceeds the level of the level controller 13, the solenoid valves are closed and the expansion vessel 4 is disconnected from the circuit of the system.
- the heat generator (burner) can also be switched off via the level controller 12, 13.
- the expansion vessel 4 and the heat generator can be switched off by pressure monitoring (for example by a press valve) in the case of overpressure or underpressure in the system.
- the gas outlet 15 of the expansion vessel 4 is provided with a siphon 16 which is filled with a barrier liquid 17.
- Both pipe legs of the siphon 16 have regions 16 ′ with an enlarged cross section in order to prevent the barrier liquid from flowing out in the event of slight pressure fluctuations.
- a dashed line shows an additional expansion vessel 18 which can optionally be connected to the expansion vessel 4.
- Line 19 is an inlet line for fresh water. Fresh water is pumped into the expansion vessel 4 when the water level 14 falls below the level of the lower level regulator 12.
- the fresh water supply line 19 is provided with a water meter 20, a solenoid valve 22, a pipe separator 23 and a flow control valve 21.
- the fresh water supply line can also be connected elsewhere on the expansion vessel 4.
- an "automatic" fresh water replenishment does not necessarily have to be provided (which controls the solenoid valve 22 via the level controller 12).
- the separate plant circulation can also be used pump 23 can be dispensed with, because the pressure and circulation pump 9 in the discharge line 6 works continuously and can therefore also take on the function of the system circulation pump.
- the essential feature of the device according to the invention is that in continuous flow at least a partial flow of the heating liquid (heating water) is passed through the expansion vessel 4, which via the inlet line 5 and the outlet line 6 to the liquid line (feed line 2 or return line 2 ') of the system connected.
- the heating fluid flows continuously via the overflow valve 7 into the expansion vessel 4 and the heating fluid is continuously returned from the expansion vessel 4 into the circulation system or into the liquid line 2, since the circulation pump 9 works continuously.
- the same amount of liquid is not always conveyed into the expansion vessel 4 as flows out of it.
- Heating liquid flows more liquid into the expansion vessel 4 than from it.
- the water level 14 rises.
- the water level 14 drops because more liquid is conveyed from the expansion vessel 4 into the circulatory system than flows in via the overflow valve 7.
- the heating liquid is also degassed.
- the water level 14 rises, displaced air escapes in bubbles through the barrier liquid 17 in the siphon 16. If the water level 14 drops, air from the outside again penetrates into the expansion vessel 4, but is "braked” due to the barrier liquid 17. which hinders the (re) absorption of air or air components (eg oxygen) into the heating fluid.
- the lockable solenoid valves 11 only serve to secure the system in the event of malfunctions and do not function in the normal operating case of the heating system.
- a device according to the invention in a heating system has been described. However, it could also be used in cooling systems, in other words wherever pressure fluctuations occurring in a liquid circulation system are to be compensated for by changes in volume of the circulation liquid.
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Applications Claiming Priority (4)
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AT140087 | 1987-06-02 |
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EP0313599A1 true EP0313599A1 (en) | 1989-05-03 |
EP0313599B1 EP0313599B1 (en) | 1991-10-23 |
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US (1) | US5007583A (en) |
EP (1) | EP0313599B1 (en) |
AT (1) | ATE68868T1 (en) |
CA (1) | CA1323546C (en) |
DE (1) | DE3865805D1 (en) |
WO (1) | WO1988008943A1 (en) |
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