Pressurisation Range Brochure April 18
Pressurisation Range Brochure April 18
Pressurisation Range Brochure April 18
PRESSURISATION RANGE
PRESSURE TOP UP UNITS
AND EXPANSION VESSELS
1 CONTENTS
CONTENTS
Overview 2
PHT A D-Series Single Pump Units - Deep Format Wall Mounted System 7
PHT A D-Series Twin Pump Units - Deep Format Wall Mounted System 8
Feature Comparison 13
Expansion Vessels 15
Type Key
Example PHT A F 1 25
Range
PHT Pressure Holding Top-up
Model generation
[] First generation
A Second generation
Format
N Narrow Format Wall Mounted Unit
D Deep Format Wall Mounted Unit
F Floor Standing Unit
T Twin System Unit
V Glycol (additional valves and tank)
Number of Pumps
1 One Pump
2 Two Pumps
Pressure ID
25 Max Fill Pressure 2.5 Bar
30 Max Fill Pressure 3.0 Bar
50 Max Fill Pressure 5.0 Bar
80 Max Fill Pressure 8.0 Bar
100 Max Fill Pressure 10.0 Bar
3 MINI MONOPRESS & MINI DUOPRESS PRESSURISATION UNITS
Standard Features
• powder coated casing
• front mounted system pressure gauge
• make-up tank complete with system filling valve
assembly
• 0.7 to 2.5 bar pressure pump
• pressure control switch
• control circuit fuse, terminals and all necessary
wiring to achieve the correct operation
• single (Monopress) or twin (Duopress) pump
versions available
Suitable connections are provided to allow system The Mini Pressurisation unit connection to the mains
makeup, tank overflow and connection to the system water is provided by a WRAS approved filling valve
pipe work as well as electrical terminals for connecting suitable for use with potable water. Complies to WRC
the single phase, live, neutral and earth supply. byelaw 11 regulation.
Operation
The pump is controlled directly by the control pressure switch. The control pressure switch has an adjustment for the
cut-in pressure setting. The differential pressure setting is fixed at approximately 0.4 bar. The pump is stopped when the
pressure is 0.4 bar above the cut-in pressure.
The twin pump Mini Duopress has a manual pump selector switch for selecting the duty pump. The duty pump must be
changed over manually.
MINI MONOPRESS & MINI DUOPRESS - WEIGHTS & DIMENSIONS 4
MINI MONOPRESS 350 200 300 ¹/₄" ¹/₂" ³/₄" 4.5 8.5
MINI DUOPRESS 350 200 300 ¹/₄" ¹/₂" ³/₄" 4.5 11
5 PHT A - PRESSURE HOLDING TOP-UP RANGE
Selection Location
PHT A top-up equipment is selected against the The PHT A should be installed on the return header of
required top-up pressure and in some cases the the system on the suction side of the circulating pump.
expected delivery flow rate required for top-up.
The point of connection will be treated as the system
For convenience, wall mounted or floor standing neutral point, and the system expansion vessel should
formats can be chosen and in many cases the option also be located at this connection.
to specify a second pump for duty assist and partial
redundancy is available.
When two systems are needed, the twin system T-series
provides the solution with minimal space requirements,
while when glycol is present in the medium being
pumped the PHT A V offers an automatic glycol mixing
solution.
PHT A N-Series
The A N-Series is narrow format wall mounted unit with a 2 litre break tank and is
suitable for large residential or small commercial applications (guide maximum
system volume up to 2500 litres).
Options
• Single or twin pump versions 5
240
• High water level sensor 27
• BACnet or MODBUS communications via Grundfos CIM
25
Max Cold Fill Power Full Load
Product Name Pump Qty Dry Weight (Kg) Product Code
Pressure (bar) Consumption (W) Current (amps)
482
PHT A N130 1 3 28 0.12 12 99264904
364
PHT A N230 2 3 28 0.12 13 99264947
315
140
Dimensions Connections
37
152
240 57
27
25
Electrical
Water Supply
Overflow
482
364
315
System
140
37
90
110
24
• Low water level sensor • Relative humidity 95% non-condensing
• Durable powder coated enclosure
Options
• High water level sensor
• BACnet or MODBUS communications via Grundfos CIM
522
403
353
Max Cold Fill Power Full Load
Product Name Pump Qty Dry Weight (Kg) Product Code
Pressure (bar) Consumption (KW) Current (amps)
249
PHT A D125 1 2.5 0.41 1.83 20 99264948
PHT A D150 1 5 0.9 3.94 21 99264949
Dimensions Connections
260 277
57
27
Electrical
24
Water Supply
Overflow
522
System
403
353
249
42
137
245
440
Options
• High water level sensor
34
• BACnet or MODBUS communications via Grundfos CIM
522
Pressure (bar) Consumption (kW) Current (amps)
395
346
PHT A D225 2 2.5 0.41 1.83 29 99264951
280
PHT A D250 2 5 0.9 3.94 30 99264952
Dimensions Connections
302
57
440
27
Electrical
34
Water Supply
Overflow
522
System
395
346
280
41
136
260
PHT A F-Series
The F-Series is a floor standing top-up pressurisation unit with a 17.5 litre break
tank, for use in medium sized commercial systems.
Options
• Single or twin pump versions
57
• High water level sensor 470
27
• BACnet or MODBUS communications via Grundfos CIM
23
Max Cold Fill Power Full Load
Product Name Pump Qty Dry Weight (Kg) Product Code
Pressure (bar) Consumption (KW) Current (amps)
832
PHT A F 125 1 2.5 0.41 1.83 31 99264963
PHT A F 225 2 2.5 0.41 1.83 38 99264966
57
470 332
PHT A F 150 1 27 5 0.9 3.94 32 99264964
23
630
Dimensions Connections
590
Electrical
184
70
57
470 332 125
27
290
23
832
630
590
Water Supply
Overflow
184
70
125
290 System
PHT A T-Series
The twin system T-Series is ideal where space restrictions make it beneficial to locate
two systems in a single enclosure. Floor standing, this system combines two top-up
pressurisation units with a single 17.5 litre break tank.
25
• Durable powder coated enclosure
• WRAS approved components
Options
• High water level sensor
• BACnet or MODBUS communications via Grundfos CIM
852
650
610
Max Cold Fill Power Full Load
Product Name Pump Qty Dry Weight (Kg) Product Code
Pressure (bar) Consumption (KW) Current (amps)
219
PHT A T225 2 2.5 0.41 1.83 41 99264969
PHT A T250 2 5 0.9 3.94 42 99264970
Dimensions Connections
470 333
57
27
Electrical
25
Water Supply
Overflow
852
650
610
System 1, 2
219
70
95
125
260
PHT A V-Series
The V-Series is a floor standing, glycol mixing top-up pressurisation unit. Each
time the V-Series tops up the system with water, it also automatically adds glycol
from a dedicated tank at a predetermined rate, reducing manual intervention and
maximising system protection.
24
• Durable powder coated enclosure
Options
• High water level sensor
• BACnet or MODBUS communications
via Grundfos CIM
852
557
517
229
Max Cold Fill Power Full Load
Product Name Pump Qty Dry Weight (Kg) Product Code
Pressure (bar) Consumption (KW) Current (amps)
Dimensions Connections
333 333
670 670 57 57
27 27
24
24
Electrical
Water Supply
Overflow
852
852
557
557
517
517
229
229
System
70 70
125 125
260 260
4
Twin System Pressurisation Unit 5
3
(PHT A T models) 2
6
1. Break tank 14. System 1 solenoid valve
2. Drain overflow 15. System 2 solenoid valve 1 7
3. Weir overflow 16. System 2 pressure
4. Float valve transmitter
5. Water supply 17. System 2 isolation valve 8
6. High level float switch 18. System 2 connection
13 14
7. Low level float switch 19. Drain valve 9
8. System 1 pressure 10
transmitter
9. System 1 isolation valve 11
10. System 1 connection
12
11. Drain valve 16
15
12. Pump 1
13. Pump 2 17
18
19
4
Glycol Pressurisation unit
3 5
(PHT A V models) 2
6
1. Break tank 13. Pump 2
2. Drain overflow 14. Water flow regulator 1
7
3. Weir overflow 15. Glycol flow regulator
4. Float valve 16. Glycol tank
5. Water supply 17. Low glycol float switch
16
6. High level float switch 14
7. Low level float switch 17
8. System pressure
transmitter 15
9. System isolation valve 8
10. System connection 13
9
11. Drain valve
10
12. Pump 1
11
12
13 FEATURE COMPARISON
Key
l Standard Option M - manual switch over S - pressure switch
PRESSURISATION RANGE TABLES 14
Expansion Vessels
Expansion vessels are small tanks used to protect closed water heating and cooling systems from excessive pressure.
The tank is partially filled with air or nitrogen, whose compressibility cushions shock caused by water hammer and
absorbs excess water pressure caused by thermal expansion.
Traditional expansion tanks were larger and had no rubber diaphragm separating the water from the air pocket. This
meant air gradually dissolved in to the water and transferred to the highest part of the system. As a result vessels
regularly needed to be drained and systems bled of air to avoid corrosion and bacterial growth.
Sealed expansion vessels are divided in two by a rubber diaphragm. One side is connected to the pipe work of the
heating system and therefore contains water. The other, the dry side, contains nitrogen gas under pressure, and a
Schrader valve, similar to a car tyre valve, for checking pressures and adding nitrogen. When the heating system is
empty, or at the low end of the normal range of working pressure, the diaphragm will be pushed against the water
inlet. As the water pressure increases, the diaphragm moves, compressing the nitrogen on its other side.
The rubber diaphragm in expansion tanks prevents the undesirable transfer of air and helps maintain low levels of
oxygen, reducing corrosion in the system and saving on maintenance costs.
EXPANSION VESSELS 16
Features
• low-carbon sheet steel shell
• non- replaceable SBR rubber diaphragm
• liquid compartment with a polypropylene liner (PP)
• threaded connection
• available in a variety of sizes
Installation
To ensure that the temperature at the diaphragm does not exceed
70°C (system flow <90°C), the vessel should be installed on the coldest
part of the system, typically the return pipe to the heat exchanger.
For systems running at elevated temperatures (system flow >90°C),
an intermediate vessel may be required to provide additional heat
dissipation.
Maximum Vessel
Connection Volume Dimensions (mm) Weight Product
Product Name Working Pressure Efficiency
Code
(Bar) % BSP M (L) Diameter Height (Kg)
GT-HR-8 PN6 G3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 8 206 305 1.9 96573376
GT-HR-12 PN6 G3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 12 280 275 2.6 96573377
GT-HR-18 PN6 G3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 18 280 380 3.5 96573378
GT-HR-25 PN6 G3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 25 280 490 4.6 96573390
GT-HR-35 PN6 G3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 35 354 460 5.4 96573393
GT-HR-50 PN6 R3/4 V 6 50 R ³/₄ 50 409 493 12.5 96573395
GT-HR-80 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 80 480 565 17 96573396
GT-HR-100 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 100 480 670 20.5 96573397
GT-HR-140 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 140 480 912 28.6 96573398
GT-HR-200 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 200 634 758 36.7 96573399
GT-HR-250 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 250 634 888 45 96573400
GT-HR-300 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 300 634 1092 52 96573401
GT-HR-400 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 400 740 1102 65 96573403
GT-HR-500 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 500 740 1312 79 96573404
GT-HR-600 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 600 740 1531 85 96573405
GT-HR-800 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 800 740 1996 103 96573407
GT-HR-1000 PN6 R1 V 6 50 R1 1000 740 2406 120 96573408
17 EXPANSION VESSELS
Features: Installation
• low-carbon sheet steel shell To ensure that the temperature at
• replaceable butyl bladder the diaphragm does not exceed 70°C
• built-in pressure gauge (system flow <90°C), the vessel should
• threaded connection be installed on the coldest part of the
• WRAS approved system, typically the return pipe to the
• available in a variety of sizes heat exchanger.
For systems running at elevated
temperatures (system flow >90°C), an
intermediate vessel may be required to
provide additional heat dissipation.
Vessel
Vessel
Maximum Connections Volume Dimensions (mm) Weight Product
Product Name Efficiency
Working Pressure Code
(Bar) % BSP M (L) Diameter Height (Kg)
GT-U+ 100 PN 10 10 50 1" 100 453 983 76.5 99082696
GT-U+ 150 PN10 10 50 1" 150 504 1056 91.5 99082697
GT-U+ 200 PN10 10 50 1¹/₄" 200 604 1103 123.3 99082698
GT-U+ 300 PN10 10 50 1 ¹/₄" 300 654 1286 148.3 99082699
GT-U+ 500 PN10 10 50 1 ¹/₄" 500 754 1561 195.5 99082700
GT-U+ 750 PN10 10 50 2" 750 756 1834 231 99082701
GT-U+ 1000 PN10 10 50 2" 1000 806 2376 327.5 99082702
GT-U+ 1500 PN10 10 50 2" 1500 958 2435 391.5 99082703
EXPANSION VESSELS 18
Features: Installation
• low-carbon sheet steel shell
To ensure that the temperature at
• replaceable butyl bladder
the diaphragm does not exceed 70°C
• built-in pressure gauge
(system flow <90°C), the vessel should
• threaded connection
be installed on the coldest part of the
• WRAS approved
system, typically the return pipe to the
• available in a variety of sizes
heat exchanger.
For systems running at elevated
temperatures (system flow >90°C), an
intermediate vessel may be required to
provide additional heat dissipation.
Vessel Maximum
Maximum Vessel Connections Volume Dimensions (mm) Weight Product
Product Name Working Pressure Efficiency Code
(Bar) % BSP M (L) Diameter Height (Kg)
GT-U+ 100 PN16 16 50 1" 100 454 983 76.5 99082706
GT-U+ 150 PN16 16 50 1" 150 506 1058 91.5 99082707
GT-U+ 200 PN16 16 50 1 ¹/₄" 200 606 1105 123.3 99082708
GT-U+ 300 PN16 16 50 1 ¹/₄" 300 656 1288 148.3 99082709
GT-U+ 500 PN16 16 50 1 ¹/₄" 500 760 1565 254.5 99082710
GT-U+ 750 PN16 16 50 2" 750 760 1862 297.5 99082711
GT-U+ 1000 PN16 16 50 2" 1000 810 2367 409.5 99082712
GT-U+ 1500 PN16 16 50 2" 1500 962 2443 498 99082713
GT-U+ 2000 PN16 16 50 2" 2000 1116 2511 717 99082714
GT-U+ 3000 PN16 16 50 2 ¹/₂" 3000 1216 2938 1055 99082715
19 VESSEL SELECTION CALCULATION
The Expanded Volume is the volume by which system water expands as it is heated and can be calculated from the water
temperature with the assistance of standard reference tables. To provide a level of safety the maximum flow temperature
should be used, not the average temperature. When the quantity of water in the system is unknown an approximation
can be used: 12 litres of system water per 1kW of thermal input. For chilled systems Grundfos work with 18 litres per kW
of thermal input when the actual volume is unknown.
EXAMPLE
For a system with a 100kW boiler we can estimate the water volume is 1200 litres.
If the max. flow temperature is 82°C, tables give an expansion coefficient of 3.02%
The Maximum Vessel Efficiency is the design specification of the vessel, as shown on pages 16-18, whereas the
Acceptance Factor takes into account the limitations that may be placed on the Maximum Vessel Efficiency by the design
of a specific system. As the lower of the two values must be used in sizing it is important to confirm the Acceptance
Factor for your specific system. This is done using the calculation below:
Acceptance Factor = Maximum System Working Pressure (absolute) - Cold Fill Pressure (absolute)
Maximum System Working Pressure (absolute)
Note the use of absolute pressures ie the requirement to add 1.0 bar atmospheric pressure to measured values.
Cold Fill Pressure is calculated from the static height, plus 0.3 bar to expel air.
Note: Cold Fill Pressure (including 0.3 bar to expel air) must not be less than 0.7 bar ie 1.7 bar(absolute).
EXAMPLE
For a system with Maximum Working Pressure 3.0 bar at the pressurisation set and a static height of 7.0 metres
Cold Fill Pressure = 7.0 metres bar + 0.3 bar = 0.7 bar + 0.3 bar = 1.0 bar (or 2 bar absolute)
10
2
Acceptance Factor = (3.0
+ 1.0) – (1.0 + 1.0) = = 0.5
(3.0 + 1.0) 4
Looking at the 6 bar pressure vessel range on page 16, the smallest vessel size is 80 litres. A check shows this vessel has a
Maximum Vessel Efficiency of 50%, which is not smaller than the Acceptance Factor for the example system. This means
an 80 litre vessel is the correct size to select.
We realise using the above calculations can be time consuming and Grundfos is available to
assist you with vessel selection if required.
SYSTEM SCHEMATICS 20
Flow to system
Automatic
air vent
DC
Boiler Anti-gravity
loop C.W. main
supply
Over-
flow
DC
Automatic
top-up unit
Return header
System initial
fill connection P.G.
Return from system Removable section
Anti-vacuum valve
Pressure reducing valve
21 SYSTEM SCHEMATICS
Flow to systems
Automatic
air vent
DC
Boiler Anti-gravity
circulation C.W. main
loop supply
Over-
flow
DC
Automatic
top-up unit
Return header
Intermediate cooling
vessel *optional extra System initial
fill connection P.G.
Return from system Removable section
Anti-vacuum valve
Pressure reducing valve
SYSTEM SCHEMATICS 22
NOTE: The temperatures shown are approximate and vary according to climatic conditions and equipment used.
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