Volume of the circulating water tank
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This post was last edited by shenconan on 2017-2-7 at 16:24. I’m seeking advice from those with more experience – I want to install a circulating water system. Given the volume of water that will circulate, I need to determine the capacity of the circulating water tank. I searched through forum posts, and some people said that the capacity of the tank should be 5% of the water volume that circulates, while others suggested it should be 2 to 5 times that amount, or equivalent to the amount of water needed for a 30-minute buffer. I’d like to know which guidelines or books provide information on designing such systems
It depends on the amount of circulating water lost and the watering cycle you desire.
Water is added using a level gauge, and the loss amount is roughly 1% of the flow rate. So, I still want to ask: which design manual should I refer to for this? Plumbing?
Water supply rate of 20–60 minutes, GB 50041-2008 Code for Design of Boiler Rooms 9.1.6
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