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Below you will find brief information for Pipeline Set BCS1. This document covers the installation and maintenance instructions for the Pipeline Set BCS1, which is a system designed for blowdown control in boilers. The set includes various components such as a sensor chamber, sensor, solenoid valve, check valve, and strainer. It is designed for use with Spirax Sarco blowdown controllers and helps ensure that the boiler water quality is maintained within acceptable limits.

Key Features

  • Blowdown control for boilers
  • Includes sensor chamber, sensor, solenoid valve, check valve, and strainer
  • Designed for use with Spirax Sarco blowdown controllers
  • Maintains boiler water quality
  • Easy installation and maintenance
  • Includes detailed step-by-step instructions
  • Provides guidance on troubleshooting and potential problems
  • Ensures proper operation and longevity of the blowdown system

Pages: 4 Spirax Sarco BCS1 Installation and Maintenance Instructions

Brand: Spirax Sarco Category: Industrial & lab equipment Size: 114 KB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What is the purpose of the Pipeline Set BCS1?
The Pipeline Set BCS1 is designed for blowdown control in boilers. It helps maintain boiler water quality by periodically purging the system and allowing a flow of boiler water past a sensor.
How does the blowdown system work?
The controller measures the electrical conductivity of the water, which is related to the level of total dissolved solids (TDS). The measured value is compared to a set point. If the measured value is higher than the set point, the blowdown valve opens, allowing contaminated water to be replaced by clean make-up water.
What are some important considerations for installation?
It is recommended to connect the blowdown system to a boiler side connection, away from the boiler feedwater inlet. If a side connection is not possible, a 'T' connection can be made at the top of the main bottom blowdown pipe, as close to the boiler as possible. For installations with high levels of suspended solids, consider using a larger strainer.
What maintenance is required for the Pipeline Set BCS1?
Weekly maintenance includes taking a sample of boiler water and measuring its TDS, carrying out a manual purge, and checking for proper valve operation. Annually, the system should be isolated or emptied and all components inspected and serviced.

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