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Install water piping, Gv90, Boiler manual – Weil-McLain GV90+ User Manual

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Part number 550-142-054/0411

17

GV90+

gas

-

fired

water

boiler

— Boiler Manual

Legend

1 Isolation valves

2 Automatic air vent (with

diaphragm-type expan-
sion tank), or connect to
tank fitting (closed-type
expansion tank).

3 Diaphragm- or bladder-

type expansion tank, if
used. (For closed-type
expansion tank, pipe from
top of air separator to
tank fitting as in Fig-
ure 15, page 14.)

4 Zone valve

7 Hose bibb purge valve

8 Boiler pressure/tempera-

ture gauge

10 Differential pressure by-

pass valve

16 Cold water fill line — see

Figure 15, page 14 for
typical components

Pipe sizes (NPT), minimum

Boiler model

Mains

Circuits

GV90+3
GV90+4

1"

¾"

GV90+5

1¼"

¾"

Circuit requirements

See Figure 19

Install water piping

(continued)

Figure 18

Zone valve zoning — GV90+3, GV90+4 or GV90+5

(DO NOT apply to GV90+6)

Figure 19

The system must meet the following requirements when applying Figure 18

Boiler

model

Circulator HEAD

available to the

system

Maximum

circuit

length

L

Minimum

number

of circuits

Max load

of any

circuit

Max feet baseboard

of any circuit

(@ 600 Btuh/foot)

Summary

GV90+3

6.4 feet w.c.
@ 6.5 GPM

103 feet

2

40 MBH

67 feet

6.5 GPM total

(max 4GPM any cricuit)

20°F temperature drop

GV90+4

4.1 feet w.c.
@ 9.7 GPM

92 feet

3

33 MBH

55 feet

9.7 GPM total

(max 3.3 GPM any circuit)

20°F temperature drop

GV90+5

*

5.5 feet w.c.

@8.7 GPM

112 feet

3

53 MBH

88 feet

8.7 GPM

(max 3.5 GPM any circuit)

30°F temperature drop

GV90+6

DO NOT apply to GV90+6 — Use primary/secondary piping ONLY, as in Figure 20, page 18.

* This application may be marginal. It could cause temperature distribution problems, because the temperature drop is 30°F,

NOT 20°F. The best method is to use primary/secondary piping for the GV90+5 as in Figure 20, page 18.

One-pipe diverter tees systems

— The ap-

plication information on this page is based

on two-pipe baseboard systems.

To check

whether the internal circulator can provide

sufficient flow to a one-pipe diverter tee

system, use the available head value given in

Figure 19, page 17.