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    Bryan Steam Water-Pak Sequence of Operation

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    Cold water enters a storage tank and is circulated through an indirect heat exchanger in a boiler vessel by a continuous pump. Heated water returns to the upper part of the tank. A control cycles the boiler on and off to maintain the set storage temperature, while a separate safety control prevents overheating if the operating control fails. Tempering valves are recommended for occupant safety.

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    Bryan Steam Water-Pak Sequence of Operation

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    Cold water enters a storage tank and is circulated through an indirect heat exchanger in a boiler vessel by a continuous pump. Heated water returns to the upper part of the tank. A control cycles the boiler on and off to maintain the set storage temperature, while a separate safety control prevents overheating if the operating control fails. Tempering valves are recommended for occupant safety.

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    Cold water enters a storage tank and is circulated through an indirect heat exchanger in a boiler vessel by a continuous pump. Heated water returns to the upper part of the tank. A control cycles the boiler on and off to maintain the set storage temperature, while a separate safety control prevents overheating if the operating control fails. Tempering valves are recommended for occupant safety.

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    Bryan Steam Water-Pak Sequence of Operation

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    Cold water enters a storage tank and is circulated through an indirect heat exchanger in a boiler vessel by a continuous pump. Heated water returns to the upper part of the tank. A control cycles the boiler on and off to maintain the set storage temperature, while a separate safety control prevents overheating if the operating control fails. Tempering valves are recommended for occupant safety.

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    Bryan Steam Water-Pak

    Sequence of Operation

    Cold service (potable) water enters the storage tank through the cold service (potable) water
    connection in the storage tank and is directed downward towards the bottom of the tank through
    an internal diffuser tube.

    A continuously running bronze circulation pump draws the cooler service (potable) water from
    the bottom of the storage tank and circulates it through the indirect heat exchanger mounted in the
    upper drum of the boiler vessel. The heated service (potable) water exits the indirect heat
    exchanger and is discharged back to the upper portion of the storage tank.

    A storage tank operating control is mounted in the incoming line to the indirect heat exchanger.
    This control will cycle the boiler on and off based on the required set storage temperature for the
    storage tank.

    A storage tank limit control is also supplied mounted in the upper portion of the storage tank.
    This control is a safety control set to insure that the temperature of the storage tank does not
    escalate to an unsafe temperature should the tank operating control ever fail. This control is
    wired in series with the tank operating control to shut down the boiler should an unsafe condition
    arise.

    It always recommended that tempering valves be utilized on the tank discharge water supply or
    at the point of usage, to insure a safe delivery temperature for applications involving occupant
    usage.

    Bryan Steam, LLC Form 2296


    Engineering Section 2/4/2011

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