Boiler house Heat recovery systems
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Dimensions/weights (approximate) in mm and kg
L
B
G
D
F
S4
S1
A
C
S3 S2
2.8 11
E
Weight
Size
A B C D E F
G L Number of plates
Empty
Full of water
M3-8 480 180 357 60 62 1¼"
60 300
8
31
32
M3-10 480 180 357 60 62 1¼"
60 300
10
31
32
M3-21 480 180 357 60 62 1¼"
60 300
21
34
35
M3-31 480 180 357 60 62 1¼"
60 300
31
37
40
M6-12 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
12
94
97
M6-15 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
15
96
100
M6-19 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
19
99
104
M6-21 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
21
100
106
M6-25 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
25
103
110
M6-33 920 320 640 140 140 2"
60 585
33
111
120
Safety information, installation and maintenance This document does not contain enough information to install the product/system safely. For full details see the Installation and Maintenance Instructions supplied with the product. Installation notes: The preferred method of installation is to bolt the heat exchanger rigidly to the floor, in a vertical position. We recommend the use of a swan neck on the primary outlet (S2) to ensure the heat exchanger does not dry out - this can otherwise cause problems with debris and can damage the gaskets. Maintenance note: An annual inspection is recommended to check for leaking gaskets and the build up of scale and sludge.
Spare parts Spare plates with integral gaskets are available from Spirax Sarco.
How to order Example: 1 off M6-23 plate heat exchanger having 2" screwed ISO R connections.
TI-P404-01 AB Issue 6
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M3 and M6 Plate Heat Exchangers for Residual Blowdown
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