HATTERSLEY PT rs PROPORTIONAL BALANCIPage NF. No ae No Introduction 3 392 13, - Notes on instalation ¢—reeoRPne ‘5 Valve Controlled Test Point - 5 ‘750 - 5 - The Application of HNH ‘Commissioning Components 6 1000 “p Figure No. Identification: 7 - 1000L. 7 10 Seem orsoomar ease ‘2o00RPNO v Bronze Commissioning Set Fig. CV2473L_ 10 and 11 1432, 13 a Commissioning Set Fig. C2432 12 and 13 1473 7 Ww ‘Gast ron Commissioning Set Fig. CVMZ7SOPN6 dand 12 M2000PN8 and 1 “Bronzo/Steel Commissioning Set Fig. CVS200PN4O ieend 17 cvaase 2 Cast Iron Commissioning Set Fo (CVM6733PN16- 18 and 19 veal . 10 Sel Commissioning Set Fig. CVM7Z39PNA0 aoand2) ovnaraspN6 Equipment for Measiring Pressure Differentials 2 Hac09PN40 20 oo - 000040 6 MATASORENTS a 19 wargscsoRPNIO 21. (CV5200PN40_ —_ 16 - oumersspnis ‘6 CVM7733PN40 20 - We have endeavoured in this catalogue to make the information as accurate as possible, but we cannot accept any responsiblity should it be found that in any respect the informatian is inaccurate or incomplete or becomes so 85 a result of further developments, € oHATTIERSLEY Introduction All mutti-clrcult hot water heating and chilled water systems, no matter how Carefully designed, must be regulated to achieve their design performance. This is because structural and installation alterations, variations in pipe bore and ‘equipment performance, for example, make it difficult to complete a system exactly as the designer planned. With increasing complexity of building services and the introduction of new system components such as low water content units, water flow rates arenow more critical and efficient balancing et the commissioning stage is essential. During recent years, increased attention hhas been paid to the measurement of the Tlow of water since this can be accurately related to heat output This approach has the advantages that regulation can becarried out cold, heat wastage may be eliminated, ambient temperature has no effect on the regulating procedure and commissioning is done Quickly and efficiently. Most importantly it ean be proved to the elient that the system has been correctly balanced to the designers requirements, The technique, which may be applied 10 both heating and chiles water systems. includes regulating the flow of water to achieve proportional balance. Conceived by the DoE. Property Services Agency, the technique now forms an important part of P.S.A, Standard Specification (ME) No.3. It ig also detailed in C.LB.S.E. Commissioning Code, Series W, Water Distribution Systems and BSRIA publication, Application Guide 1/79, Manual for Regulating Water Systems ‘We recommend that the methods laid down in these excellent publications should be studied and the procedures carefully carried out. This will promote the confidence of clients throughout the World, in the British Heating and Air Conditioning Industry PROBLEM A CLIENT NEEDS AN EFFICIENT ENERGY CONSERVING SYSTEM A DESIGNER NEEDS A PREDICTABLE QUALITY PRODUCT AT AN ACCEPTABLE PRICE IN ORDER THAT THE SYSTEM WHICH HE DESIGNS CAN BE MADE TO OPERATE AT THELEVEL OF EFFICIENCY WHICH HE INTENDED. A COMMISSIONING ENGINEER WANTS A POSITIVE SIGNAL (PARTICULARLY ON LOW FLOW RATE CIRCUITS) AND CONVENIENT ONE MAN OPERATION SOLUTION Hattersley Commissioning Sets High Signal Low Head Loss COMPACT ¢ ACCURATE & EASY TO USE HEAD LOSS DUE ‘TOPIPE ONLY IRRECOvERABLE Aiko toss (near Loss) stance