3.2 Flashcards

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found in many medium and large commercial buildings; rare in some residences;

continuously circulates hot water from the water-heating unit back to the water heater;

ensures that hot water is always available at the taps; avoiding the need to run water for a long time to obtain water at the desired temperature.

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hot water recirculating systems

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water is constantly recirculated from the water heater through the piping;

best for buildings who always have occupancy throughout the day;

examples are hospitalsand multiunit residentialbuildings……

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continuous recirculating

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uses an electronic or electro-mechanical timer to shut off circulation of hot water when there are no occupants;

examples are commercial, institutional,and industrial buildingsthat are closed atnight/weekends.

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timed recirculating

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relies on a sensor located at a remote location in the recirculating line;

this sensor senses water temperature and activates there circulating pump when water temperature drops below the settemperature.

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thermostatically controlled recirculating

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DETERMINING WATER HEATER SIZE

A water heating system must be designed to have sufficient capacity to provide hot water during periods of peak use. An accepted method of determining the maximum demand on a waterheateris to determine __________ during aparticular time of day. For single- and two-family dwelling units, this peak occurs during the morning or early evening.

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Determining Water Heater Size, peak usage

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SIZING STORAGE TANK WATER HEATERS

Residential water heaters are typically sized based on their ____________________. This is the sum of the “standby” hot water found inthe tank plus the capacity of the heater to heat water during that first hour.

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first hour rating (FHR)

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SIZING STORAGE TANK WATER HEATERS

Typically, standby water is taken as _____% of the tank capacity. Theamount of water in the tank is multiplied by ____ percent because aswater is being used, new cold water is entering the tank and diluting some of the heated water.

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70

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SIZING STORAGE TANK WATER HEATERS

A common residential electric water heater is rated at ________ to ________ watts, which would be a recovery rate of about ____ to ____ gallon per hour.

The recovery rate of a gas-fired water heater is typically about ___________ the rate of electric-powered units having the same storage tank size. To compensate and provide a suitable FHR, electric water heater storage tanks are typically larger.

In sizing a storage tank-type water heater, the _____ of a water heater must meet or exceed the peak hot water demand.

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3000, 4500, 12, 18, double, FHR

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SIZING INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATERS

____________________________ are selected based on the amountof hot water needed to meet the ________ (peak instantaneous demand), in gpm or L/min, at a specific water temperature rise and other criteria. The design load (the flow rate of the instantaneous waterheater) is determined by adding flow rates of fixtures used ______________.

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instantaneous water heaters, design load, simultaneously

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SIZING INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATERS

Most instantaneous water heaters are rated for flowrates at a variety of inlet water temperatures or temperature rises. A good assumption in design ofinstantaneous water heaters is that that the incoming potable water temperature is no warmer than ___ °F(10°C). A temperature of ___° to ___°F (2° to 4°C) should be used in cold climates.

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50, 35, 40

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SIZING INSTANTANEOUS WATER HEATERS

Water must typically be heated to _____°F (49°C) for most residential uses. To determine the required temperature rise needed, subtract the _________ water temperature from the ___________ output temperature. The needed temperature rise is typically at least ___°F (39°C).

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120, 70, incoming, desired

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SIZING A LARGE MULTIFAMILY WATER HEATING SYSTEM

As with one- and two-family water heaters, a hot water system must be designed to provide a sufficient supply of hot water foruse by building occupants during peak periods of use. In large multifamily dwellings,such as apartments or condominiums with ___ or more units,hotwater demand tends to peak between ___ and ___ AM and again between ___ and ___ PM.

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10, 6, 9, 5, 8

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SIZING A LARGE MULTIFAMILY WATER HEATING SYSTEM

An __________________ used to determine hot water demand in large multifamily buildings unitsis based on the ____________ (DU). For apartments or condominiums, a DU is counted for each __________ and ___________________ served by the waterheating system.

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approximation method , demand unit, bathroom, clothes washing machine

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SIZING A LARGE MULTIFAMILY WATER HEATING SYSTEM

For apartments or condominiums with 10 or more units:Max probable demand (MPD) of hot water MPD = ______ + _____ (DU)-meaning ____ gal/hr for each demand unit plus ______ gal/hr reserve capacity.

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350, 11, 11, 350

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a mechanical device used to move a fluid by converting mechanical energy to pressure energy called head

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pumps

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used to circulate or pump waer in domestic hot and cold water systems, hydronic ( hot water) and chilled water distribution systems, feed water systems for boilers and chillers, condensate return systems, well systems, wastewater treatment systems, sump installations, and other process piping systems

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pumps

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TYPES OF PUMPS

are designed to ensure that any pumping action is forward (positive). Its internal design ensures and prevents fluid from recirculating back towards the pump inlet, or within its casing.

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Positive Displacement Pump

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TYPES OF PUMPS

has an expanding cavity on the suction sideof the pump and a decreasing cavity on thedischarge side.

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Positive Displacement Pump

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TYPES OF PUMPS Liquid is allowed to flow into the pump as the cavity on the suction side expands. The liquid is forced out of the discharge as the cavity collapses
Positive Displacement Pump
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TYPES OF PUMPS made up of an outer casing that has a rotating wheel-like component called an impeller inside a stationary cavity created bythe casing and called the _________.
Centrifugal Pump, volute,
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TYPES OF PUMPS Fluid is drawn into the inlet port at the centerof the rotating impeller. As the impeller spins,vanes on the impeller force the fluid to rotate,thrusting it outward radially and thus movingthe fluid from inlet to outlet under its own momentum. As it does this, it creates a _________, which draws more fluid into theinlet.
Centrifugal Pump,vacuum
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TYPES OF PUMPS ( Centrifugal Pump) The number of impellers determines number of stages of a centrifugal pump has just one impeller and is better for low head service.
Single - stage pump
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TYPES OF PUMPS ( Centrifugal Pump) The number of impellers determines number of stages of a centrifugal pump has two impellers mounted in series for medium head service
two stage pump
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TYPES OF PUMPS ( Centrifugal Pump) The number of impellers determines number of stages of a centrifugal pump has three or more impellers mounted in series for high head service such as in deep well pumps
Multistage Pump
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a gearbox allowing the connection of an internal combustion engine to one or more hydraulic pumps
pump drives
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speed of a pump is measured in ____________________
revolution per minute
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TYPES OF PUMP DRIVE it is on the same shaft as the pump impeller; that is , the drive and pump are directly connected.
closed coupled
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TYPES OF PUMP DRIVE minimize vibration and wear between the pump and pump drive, especially for large pumps
flexible coupled
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______________________ are drives designed specific speed (e.g. , 1750, 3500 rpm) .
Constant speed drives
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There are two types of speed control in pumps: have separate speed settings (e.g. , high,medium, and low) so they can be adjusted to control speedand, thus , pump flow rate.
multispeed drives
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There are two types of speed control in pumps: provide speed control over a continuos range. It control speed by changing the speed of the driver and thus the flow rate
variable speed drives
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Pump-drive installations need to be secured well for ___________ and _________ control
vibration, sound
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the types of pumps used in a system or the arrangement of pumps in a system
pumping configurations
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PUMPING CONFIGURATION Multiple pumps can be _______ so both pumps operate only during periods of full demand. A single pump operateswhen demand is low. Multiple pumps can be configured inparallel or series.
staged
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One of major benefit of this is the high level of standby capacity provided by a single pump operation. When one pump is out of operation for maintenace or repair, the other pump continues to pump water through the installation
pumping in parallel
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One pump discharge is piped into the suction of the second pump, producing twice the head capability of each pump separately. The second pump must be capable of operating at the higher suction pressure that is produced by pump number one
pumping in series
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Pump Performance the flow rate at which liquid is moved or pushed by a pump to the desired point in the system. measured in either gallons per minute (gpm), liters per minute (L/min), or cubicmeters per hour (m3/hr). depends on pressure, temperature, and viscosity and specific gravity of the liquid being pumped; on the size and speed of the impeller; and the size and shape of the cavities between the impeller vanes.
pump capacity
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Pump Performance a pressure difference, expressed in feet (meters). represents the measurement of the height of a liquid column that the pump can generate from the kinetic energy imparted to the liquid.
total dynamic head
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GRAPH THAT SHOWS THE F LOW RATETHAT A SPECI F IC PUMP MODEL ANDIMPEL LER SIZE IS CAPABLE OF PUMPINGOVER A RANGE OF PRESSUREDI F FERENCES. THE PUMP CURVE ALSOSHOWS PUMP SPEED ( IN RPM) ANDOTHER INFORMATION SUCH AS PUMPSIZE AND TYPE, AND IMPEL LER SIZE.
PUMP PERFORMANCE CURVE
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PUMP PERFORMANCE the actual horsepower delivered to the pump shaft under stated operating conditions of the pump where horsepower is 550 foot/pounds per second.
brake horsepower
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PUMP PERFORMANCE pump output delivered by the pump
water horsepower
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An industry design standard used to approximate the lowest performance level of a pump isan efficiency of ____%.
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PUMP PERFORMANCE The difference between inlet pressure andthe lowest pressure level inside the pump.expressed in height, as feet or meters.
Net Positive Suction Head
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