SID circulators [RE-wrenches]

Tom Lane, Energy Conservation Services tom at ecs-solar.com
Tue Jul 13 05:23:51 PDT 2004


 

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Also if you are running glycol what is the system pressure and the charge
you put on the expansion tank and what is the collector area -the pipe size
and height of the collectors above the tank   gator tom
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From: "Jay Peltz, Peltz Power" <jay at asis.com>
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Sent: Monday, July 12, 2004 6:29 PM
Subject: Re: SID circulators [RE-wrenches]




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Hi Jeff,

Curious if you are using the pumps connected to copper pipe or plastic?

Have you tried any rubber isolation techniques?

jay

Peltz Power
>
> Hello wrenches,
>
> I have installed five el-SID battery direct pumps; four in a hydronic
> heating system and one in a sdhw system.  The "virtually silent""extremely
> quiet" pumps make ticking and rattling noises which are readily amplified
by
> mounting hardware and wood framing.
>
>
> One pump was sent back to the manufacturer for testing and declared a
normal
> healthy sounding quiet pump.
>
> I did some static head testing  with vertical tubing and pump.  This
should
> have eliminated the possibilities of system air, cavitation, etc. as this
is
> how the manufacturer tests pumps.
>
> I concluded that with room temperature glycol the pump is relatively
quiet,
> with pure water ticking noises are audible, with an increase in
temperature
> the ticking increases and becomes a rattling, when then attached to wood
> framing the noise is broadcast through the entire structure.
>
> These conclusions do not seem to agree with other available info.
>
> Any comments concerning similar experiences or suggestions appreciated.
>
> Oscar
> Thirsty Lake Solar

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