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There is no high-point vent at the outlet of the circulating cold water return line; how can fluid flow in this line be ensured?

2015-07-03View Original

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There is no vent point at the high point of the circulating cold water circuit; how can we ensure normal water return without air blockages, and how can ventilation be achieved? Thank you
Reply #22015-07-03
Fill the system earlier, and activate the heat exchanger circulation water one by one, while monitoring the flow rate indicated by the flow meter to see how it changes.
Reply #32015-07-03
I suddenly remembered a previous project: when the vent valve at the highest point of the circulating return water main was opened, negative pressure existed inside it. I’m not sure how to explain this
Reply #42015-07-04
Loosen the flange of the outlet pipe and try to vent the air
Reply #52015-07-04
Find the highest point on the system, create an exhaust hole, and install a vent valve
Reply #62015-07-04
First, remove the pressure gauge from the outlet pipe to use it as an exhaust port, OK

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