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Forums > Green Building Technologies > Geothermal Heat Pumps > Subject: Climatemaster water Pressure?

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09/08/2008 1:18 PM  
Installers have our first unit up and running! :-)

They aren't real sure about the setup measurements. We seem to have at least 21-25 degree drop in air temp (supply/return).
Measuring Initial EWT/LWT its around 64 EWT/ 73LWT.....

In the P/T connector on the entering/leaving water connections what water pressure should we see? It barely moves the meter? They are trying to see a pressure drop, and not sure what is happening.
The pumps are working/running, and the interior temp is rapidly cooling......

What is the nominal pressure that the supply/return water (closed loop 5-ton) should be? The driller said he can come back tomorrow to add pressure?

Edit: I think we found that we should add water to the loop to increase pressure up around 40psi operating.

thoughts?





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