Fulton Ancillary Equipment SteamPac Unfired Steam Generators - Manual (Page 14)

Fulton Thermal Corp.*SteamPac Unfired Steam Generators Manual* Version 2010-0201
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Pipes should not be run within 10” of any control cabinets or combustible material. All
SteamPacs will also require a minimum clearance overhead for personnel access. In
cases where available height is insufficient, a roof or ceiling trap might be considered.
6. Clearance
a) Front/Vertical: TBD-Consult the end assembly drawing for the tube bundle
removal length specific to the model purchased.
b) Sides: 18” (0.5m)
c) Rear: 18” (0.5m)
7. Installation Check Points
a) Make sure all piping connections are complete and tight.
b) Make sure the pressure controls are adjusted properly.
c) Make sure all electrical connections in the control panel box, the water column, and
elsewhere are secure.
Note
After installation is complete and prior to operation the pressure vessel should be
cleaned.
In general, ensure that the SteamPac area is in conformance with established
boiler room requirements. Review national and local codes.
Note
Where a condensate return tank is to be fitted, this should:
1. Be vented to a safe location
2. Have a capacity sufficient to satisfy boiler consumption as well as maintain
proper return tank temperature.
3. Vent pipe should not be downsized (this may cause pressure build up in the
condensate tank).
4. Return pipes should not be insulated. This can cause overheating the return
system, causing a vapor lock in the pump.
5. See Return System Instruction Manual for detailed instructions.
Care should be taken to ensure that the blow off receptacle used meets the
regulations covering such vessels. If in doubt consult a Fulton Representative for
advice.