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Application
Considerations
Distributed Pumping System
A distributed pumping system contains either a single or dual pump module, specifically sized for each
The distributed system’s supply and return lines should be sized to handle the required flow with a minimum pres- sure drop.
1. Hose kits are used to connect the |
water supply and return line to the |
water inlets and outlets. Trane offers |
various hose kit combinations to |
sized to handle the required flow with a minimum pressure drop.
Note: Pipe will sweat if low tempera- ture water is below the dew point of the surrounding space. Trane recommends that these lines be insulated to prevent damage from condensation when con- denser loop is designed to be below 60 F/ 16 C. Equipment installed in attic/crawl space temperatures below
40 F/ 4 C may require antifreeze in the water loop.
7.For acoustically sensitive areas, a six- inch deep fiberglass insulation is recommended to be field installed below the horizontal unit. This field supplied insulation should be approximately twice the footprint size of the unit. It provides sound damping of the unit while in operation.
better facilitate system flow balanc- |
ing. These flexible hoses also aid in |
the reduction of vibration between |
the unit and the rigid central piping |
system. |
2.The unit’s (item 2)
3.voltage and (item 3)
4.A field supplied line voltage disconnect should be installed for branch circuit protection. Check local codes for requirements.
5.Trane’s
20 gpm (76 lpm). Each pump module is fully assembled for connection to water and electrical points. The kit contains all of the necessary components for the installation, operation and maintenance of a closed loop application.
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6.The distributed pumping system supply and return lines should be
Figure 32: Distributed pumping system installation.
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