Diaphragm Expansion Tank Sizing
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The diagrams below can be used to estimate the size of a diaphragm expansion tank at low temperatures.
Temperature in degrees Fahrenheit - pressure in psig
initial temperature 50oFinitial pressure 10 psigmaximum operating pressure 30 psigsafety factor aprox. 2acceptance factor aprox. 0.5
The diagram below can be used to estimate the tank volume and acceptance volume of a diaphragm expansion tank at low temperatures.
For initial and maximum pressures different from above - multiply the tank size with the a correction factor estimated from the diagram below:
Temperature in degrees Celsius- pressure in kPa
initial temperature 10oCinitial pressure 70 kPamaximum operating pressure 200 kPasafety factor aprox. 2acceptance factor aprox. 0.5
The diagram below can be used to estimate the tank volume and acceptance volume of a closed expansion tank at low temperatures.
For initial and maximum pressures different from above - multiply the tank size with the a correction factor estimated from the diagram below:
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