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    G16B 42A UKver2 VacuumDeaerator

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    This document provides information about a vacuum deaerator system used to treat circulating water in heating plants. The system removes dissolved oxygen from makeup water, reducing oxygen levels from 8-10 mg/l to under 0.2 mg/l. It works by pumping preheated water into a deaeration tank equipped with fillers, where a vacuum pump creates vacuum pressure causing the water to boil and liberate oxygen gas to be removed. The deaerated water is then pumped into the heating system or recycled through the tank. The vacuum deaerator system consists of a deaeration tank, vacuum pump unit, and pump unit to move the water, and is available in various flow rate models from 2 to 22 cubic meters

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    This document provides information about a vacuum deaerator system used to treat circulating water in heating plants. The system removes dissolved oxygen from makeup water, reducing oxygen levels from 8-10 mg/l to under 0.2 mg/l. It works by pumping preheated water into a deaeration tank equipped with fillers, where a vacuum pump creates vacuum pressure causing the water to boil and liberate oxygen gas to be removed. The deaerated water is then pumped into the heating system or recycled through the tank. The vacuum deaerator system consists of a deaeration tank, vacuum pump unit, and pump unit to move the water, and is available in various flow rate models from 2 to 22 cubic meters

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    This document provides information about a vacuum deaerator system used to treat circulating water in heating plants. The system removes dissolved oxygen from makeup water, reducing oxygen levels from 8-10 mg/l to under 0.2 mg/l. It works by pumping preheated water into a deaeration tank equipped with fillers, where a vacuum pump creates vacuum pressure causing the water to boil and liberate oxygen gas to be removed. The deaerated water is then pumped into the heating system or recycled through the tank. The vacuum deaerator system consists of a deaeration tank, vacuum pump unit, and pump unit to move the water, and is available in various flow rate models from 2 to 22 cubic meters

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    G16B 42A UKver2 VacuumDeaerator

    Uploaded by

    M Scott Green
    This document provides information about a vacuum deaerator system used to treat circulating water in heating plants. The system removes dissolved oxygen from makeup water, reducing oxygen levels from 8-10 mg/l to under 0.2 mg/l. It works by pumping preheated water into a deaeration tank equipped with fillers, where a vacuum pump creates vacuum pressure causing the water to boil and liberate oxygen gas to be removed. The deaerated water is then pumped into the heating system or recycled through the tank. The vacuum deaerator system consists of a deaeration tank, vacuum pump unit, and pump unit to move the water, and is available in various flow rate models from 2 to 22 cubic meters

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    CUSTOMER INFORMATION

    VACUUM DEAERATOR
    SERIES VA 1B – VA 11B

    • SUITABLE FOR DISTRICT


    HEATING PLANTS

    • DEAERATION WITHOUT STEAM-


    HEATING

    • EFFICIENT AND STABLE


    VACUUM PUMP

    • PRODUCED IN GALVANIZED
    AND STAINLESS STEEL

    G16B-42A/E2
    APPLICATION
    A vacuum deaerator is used for treatment of circulating water
    in heating plants. The circulating water should not contain
    oxygen as this increases the risk of corrosion on the system.
    The oxygen is dissolved in the make-up water and thereby
    enters the tank together with the make-up water, which
    normally contains 8-10 mg/l oxygen. The oxygen content can
    be reduced to under 0.2 mg/l with a vacuum deaerator.

    THEORY OF OPERATION
    The oxygen-containing make-up water, preheated to 40-90 °C,
    is led to the upper section of the deaeration tank. In order to
    optimize the removal of oxygen, the deaeration tank is
    equipped with fillers for division of the water into fine
    particles. The vacuum pump creates the necessary vacuum so
    that the make-up water boils. When the water boils, the oxygen
    is liberated and removed by means of the vacuum pump. The
    deaerated water is separated into two streams, which are
    pumped partly into the district heating network, partly recycled
    over the deaeration tank.

    PLANT ARRANGEMENT
    A vacuum deaerator consists of three main components: A
    vacuum deaerator, a vacuum pump unit and a pump unit.

    DEAERATION TANK
    The deaeration tank is delivered in galvanized or stainless steel.
    Inside the tank is equipped with an intermediate bottom, under
    which a reservoir for deaerated water is mounted. Fillers are
    installed on top of the intermediate bottom. The plant is
    provided with switches for level control and is delivered with
    bracket for wall-mounting.

    VACUUM PUMP UNIT


    The vacuum pump unit consists of a vacuum pump (liquid ring
    pump) as well as a valve arrangement for setting of cooling
    water quantity and vacuum force. The vacuum pump is
    delivered on bracket for wall-mounting.

    PUMP UNIT
    The pump unit consists of a centrifugal pump and of a pipe
    system with valves for setting of the make-up water quantity
    and the circulating quantity. The pipe system can be delivered
    in galvanized or stainless steel, and the pump in stainless steel

    SPECIFICATIONS
    MODULE FLOW RATE SPACE REQUIREMENTS
    max. m³/h Height, m Width, m Length, m
    VA 1B 2 5.5 0.8 2.5
    VA 3B 6 5.6 1.0 2.7
    VA 5B 10 5.6 1.1 2.9
    VA 7B 14 5.6 1.2 3.1
    VA 9B 18 5.6 1.3 3.3
    VA 11B 22 5.7 1.4 3.4

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