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Vertical Duplex Stainless Steel Buffer For Gas Boiler

Vertical Hot Water Tank

Vertical Duplex Stainless Steel Buffer For Gas Boiler

30L – 500L

 

SST specialise in the supply of Standard and Bespoke Buffers and tanks into renewable energy systems such as heat pumps and solar thermal. Buffer tanks are primarily used to store heat when demand is low and supplement a system when demand for heat is high.

SST Buffer tanks are manufactured in accordance with ISO 9001 and are CE &Watermark marked when applicable.
The range of SST Buffer tanks can be tailored to suit a customers needs such as number of connections and connection type and size. Flanged or threaded connections can be offered although Bespoke solutuions may take a little longer to be delivered.
SST supply the full range range of standard Buffer tanks from 50 - 2000 litres.

    Product Range

    Vertical buffer tank

    Cylinder Material

    SUS304/SUS316L/Duplex Stainless steel

    Volume Range

    30L-500L

    Outer shell

    Color board or Stainless steel

    CONNECTIONS

    1/2”, 3/4”, 1”, 5/4”, 6/4”, 2”

    Working Pressure

    0.6 MPa

    Maximum Pressure

    1.0 Mpa

    Exchange coil

    Optional, Φ22mm,Φ28mm,Φ32mm.


    Vertical hot water tank
    The buffer tank plays a crucial role in Air Source Heat Pump (ASHP) installations. Here are some of the key benefits:

    1. System Efficiency: Buffer tank can improve the efficiency of the heat pump system by reducing the number of start/stop cycles. This is particularly beneficial in systems where the heat demand is lower than the minimum output of the heat pump.

    2. Preventing Short Cycling: Short cycling can cause wear and tear on the heat pump’s compressor, reducing its lifespan. A buffer tank helps prevent this by storing excess heat produced by the pump, allowing the system to run for longer, more efficient cycles.

    3. Meeting Variable Demand: Buffer tank can help meet variable heat demand by storing excess heat when demand is low and releasing it when demand is high. This can be particularly useful in systems with underfloor heating, which typically have a slower response time.

    4. Integration with Other Systems: In systems that incorporate multiple heat sources, a buffer tank can act as a ‘thermal store’, allowing seamless integration of the different heat sources.

    5. Reducing Noise: By reducing the number of start/stop cycles of the heat pump, a buffer tank can also help reduce noise levels, contributing to a quieter operation.

    Remember, the size and necessity of a buffer tank can depend on several factors including the type and size of the heat pump, the heating system it’s connected to, and the specific heating requirements of the building. It’s always best to consult with a heating professional when designing and installing an ASHP system.