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12. 

PERFORMANCE DATA

 

 
 

Exchanger performance the for flow of

 

500 l/hr

 

1,000 l/hr

 

3,000 l/hr

 

4,500 l/hr

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

800 NTR/NTRR – bottom exchanger surface 2.76 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

136 

94 

66 

61 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

20,2 

29,9 

41,8 

45 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

348 

515 

720 

775 

 

 

 

 

 

 

800 NTRR – top exchanger surface 1.2 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

81 

60 

46 

42 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

14,4 

19,2 

24,6 

26 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

248 

330 

423 

447 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1500 NTR/NTRR – bottom exchanger surface 3.5 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

213 

128 

71 

60 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

25,2 

38,9 

64,4 

74,2 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

435 

670 

1109 

1276 

 

 

 

 

 

 

1500 NTRR – top exchanger surface 1.75 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

137 

94 

63 

56 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

19,4 

26,4 

37,2 

40,9 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

334 

454 

640 

704 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2000 NTR/NTRR – bottom exchanger surface 4.00 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

262 

155 

86 

73 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

28,9 

44,2 

71,5 

81,4 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

498 

761 

1230 

1400 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2000 NTRR – top exchanger surface 2.00 m

2

 

Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80/60°C (min)

 

160 

108 

70 

63 

Performance for temperature drop 80/60°C (kW)

 

21,2 

29,2 

41,9 

46,3 

Permanent performance (l/hr)

 

364 

503 

721 

797 

 
 

 

NL Power Factor 

Based  on  DIN, the  expression  of  a  normal  flat  is  introduced  for  apartment  houses  in  the  FRG.  Such  a  flat  has  four  rooms;  it  is 
occupied by 3.5 people; it has a bathtub, a hand basin, and a sink. Flats of other sizes, number of occupants and different equipment 
are converted to normal flats using the relations given in the standard (NL). The situation in our apartment houses, massively built 
until the recent past, is similar. Flats intended for 3 to 4 people are equipped identically with normal German flats. Smaller flats tend 
to have smaller bathtub or a shower; larger, so-called two-generation flats tend to have an extra hand basin. Apartment buildings 
with  luxury  flats  and  high  standard  equipment,  with  higher  number  of  fittings,  of  fittings  equipped  with  high  standard  drain 
armatures, both hot water and heat energy needs must be adjusted. 

 

 
 

Summary of Contents for OKC 1500 NTR/1Mpa

Page 1: ...Pa OKC 800 NTRR 1 MPa OKC 1500 NTR 1 MPa OKC 1500 NTRR 1 MPa OKC 2000 NTR 1 MPa OKC 2000 NTRR 1 MPa Družstevní závody Dražice strojírna s r o Works Cooperative Dražice Machine Plant Ltd Dražice 69 29471 Benátky nad Jizerou Tel 326 370911 fax 326 370980 www dzd cz dzd dzd cz ...

Page 2: ...junction with another source of heating water most often a gas boiler The NTRR types combine two sources of heating water gas boiler a solar system or a heat pump Their nominal performance provides sufficient amount of hot water for large flat units premises restaurants and similar establishments In case of increased hot water consumption these tanks heat water continuously operating similarly to ...

Page 3: ...in case of a combined heater We recommend you operate the heater with one type of energy In case a solar system is connected to the bottom exchanger it is necessary to connect a TJ 6 4 line element in the coupling above the heater for potential additional heating 4 PUTTING THE HEATER INTO OPERATION After connecting a heater to the water main the hot water heating system the electric network and af...

Page 4: ...erature C 110 110 110 Max hot water temperature C 95 95 95 Heating surface of the bottom top exchanger m 2 2 76 1 2 3 5 1 75 4 2 0 Bottom top exchanger performance for temperature drop 80 60 C kW 36 4 19 2 38 9 26 4 71 5 41 9 Hot water1 permanent performance bottom top exchanger l hr 627 330 670 454 761 503 Heating time by bottom top exchanger for temperature drop 80 60 C min 70 60 128 94 155 108 ...

Page 5: ...ast 20 higher than the maximum pressure in the water main If the water main pressure exceeds such value a reduction valve must be added to the system No stop valves can be put between the heater and the safety valve During the assembly follow the guide provided by the safety equipment manufacturer Before putting the safety valve into operation it always needs to be checked by manual removal of the...

Page 6: ...emises Premises with tub or shower to hot service water heating system c to the hot water heating system ČSN 06 0320 Thermal systems in buildings Hot water preparation Design and Project Engineering ČSN 06 0830 Thermal systems in buildings Protecting devices ČSN 73 6660 Internal water mains ČSN 07 7401 Water and steam for thermal energy equipments with working steam pressure up to 8 MPa ČSN 06 101...

Page 7: ...eated by a gas boiler and solar collectors controlled by a three way valve An example of a group heater connection for steady hot water consumption from all tanks using Tichelmann s method OV Heating water TUV Hot service water SV Cold water 1 Return valve C Circulation 2 Pump ...

Page 8: ... time by exchanger for temperature drop 80 60 C min 262 155 86 73 Performance for temperature drop 80 60 C kW 28 9 44 2 71 5 81 4 Permanent performance l hr 498 761 1230 1400 2000 NTRR top exchanger surface 2 00 m2 Heating time by exchanger for temperature drop 80 60 C min 160 108 70 63 Performance for temperature drop 80 60 C kW 21 2 29 2 41 9 46 3 Permanent performance l hr 364 503 721 797 NL Po...

Page 9: ...eater was delivered The service fee was paid pursuant to Act No 477 2001 Coll as amended at EKO KOM a s The client number of the company is F06020274 Take the water boiler packages to a waste disposal place determined by the town When the operation terminates disassemble and transport the discarded and unserviceable heater to a waste recycling centre collecting yard or contact the manufacturer 1 1...

Page 10: ...ection of the arrows to put the two insulation sides together so that see Fig 1 the openings in the insulation fit the boiler inlets and outlets It must be secured that both halves of the closure are not further than 20 mm apart before closing see fig 2 No foam shall get into the zip fastener on closing After the insulation coat is properly mounted and the closure closed insert the top lid made of...

Page 11: ...11 15 CONSTRUCTION HEATER PARAMETERS OKC 800 NTR 0 6 MPa OKC 800 NTRR 0 6 MPa ...

Page 12: ...B 442 452 C 1117 1152 D 1100 1200 d 1000 1100 E 1217 1252 F 1825 1997 G 437 447 H 1167 1202 I 1354 1472 J 1494 1612 K 1825 1997 OKC 1500 NTRR 1 MPa OKC 2000 NTRR 1 MPa A 2240 2430 B 442 452 C 1067 1090 D 1200 1300 d 1000 1100 E 1217 1252 F 1342 1393 G 1722 1713 H 1825 1997 I 437 447 J 1167 1202 K 1354 1472 L 1494 1612 M 1825 1997 ...

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