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(typically air or nitrogen) cushion on the “dry” side of an expansion
tank’s diaphragm. It helps to regulate the system pressure and must
be set according to the instructions.
pressure drop: the loss of pressure of a fluid as it flows through
pipes and other components, caused by its viscosity or “friction”.
Pressure drops must be taken into account when determining pump
sizes, system pressures, and other design factors.
profile (frame) rails: extruded aluminum members that form the
frame in which to hold collectors and that provide slots for bolt
attachments.
propylene glycol: a non-toxic type of heat transfer medium and
anti-freeze solution that is often used in closed-loop solar collector
systems to prevent freezing of the liquid and related damage to
components in very cold temperatures. The correct percentage of
propylene glycol in a mixture with water is critical to the proper
functioning and safe operation of solar thermal systems.
psi (psia, psig): pounds (force) per square inch (typically for pressure
or stress measurement); psia is absolute pressure; psig is gauge
pressure. Sea-level atmospheric pressure is approximately 14.7 psia
– or 0 psig, as read by a gauge.
Purgomat air vent: an automatic, float-type air vent that is used to
purge a hydronic system or solar loop of air and allow efficient heat
transfer to take place.
PVC: polyvinyl chloride, a thermoplastic polymer. It is often used as
a jacket or cover for solar loop piping and other components.
refractometer: a device used to measure of an index of refraction.
For solar thermal systems, the index of refraction is translated to
degrees of freeze protection that an anti-freeze solution provides.
reheating: the addition of more heat to the outlet domestic hot water
of a solar storage tank to raise it to the desired temperature for final
use by a building’s occupants.
RTD: resistance temperature detector or resistance thermometer, a
temperature sensor that exploits the predictable change in electrical
resistance of some materials with changing temperature. They
are most often made of platinum (‘Pt’ is the symbol for platinum).
Stiebel Eltron’s SOM 6, 7, and 8 use RTD temperature sensors to
measure temperatures of solar collectors, heat exchangers, and
storage tanks. RTDs are manufactured to achieve a particular
resistance curve vs. temperature.
R-value (insulation): a measure of thermal resistance used in the
building and construction industry. The bigger the number, the
better the insulation’s effectiveness. R-value is the reciprocal of
U-value. In the U.S., the units of measure of R-value are degrees
Fahrenheit, square feet hours per BTU, (ft²·°F·h/BTU). Converting
to/from SI units, 1 ft²·°F·h/BTU 0.1761t K·m²/W, or 1 K·m²/W
5.67446 ft²·°F·h/BTU.
SBB: Stiebel Eltron solar storage tank models.
Schrader valve: most often found on tube-type and tubeless tires,
Schrader valves are used on many refrigeration and air conditioning
systems to allow servicing, including recharging with refrigerant.
They are also used to conduct leak-down pressure tests on pipe
installations. Stiebel Eltron expansion tanks are fitted with Schrader
valves to permit easy charging with pressurized air or nitrogen.
sensor well: a cylindrical bore made in a component to allow
insertion of a cylindrical temperature sensor that is to measure the
component’s temperature. An external sensor well is integrated
with pipe fittings to attach to the Stiebel Eltron SOL 25 PLUS solar
collector.
shear force: force acting perpendicular to a fastener or member
which would shear it off if sufficiently high (above the member’s or
fastener’s shear strength)
smooth-tube heat exchanger: a type of immersed-tube HX that does
not employ fins to help conduct heat. Stiebel Eltron’s SBB storage
tanks employ smooth-tube heat exchangers.
solar loop: the fluidic loop that closed-loop solar systems employ to
transport solar-heated liquid from solar collectors to solar storage
tanks and/or other devices. The loop may also be used to shed heat
if temperatures in the system exceed safe limits.
SOLKIT: Stiebel Eltron solar hot water system kit, which includes one
or more solar collectors, a solar storage tank, a pumping station, a
controller, and related accessories.
SOM 6 SI differential temperature controller: a solar system
controller providing one control function (e.g., one pump) and 3
sensor inputs.
SOM 7 SI differential temperature controller: a solar system
controller providing two control functions (e.g., two pumps or one
pump and one valve) and 4 sensor inputs.
SOM 8 SI differential temperature controller: a sophisticated solar
system controller providing up to nine control functions (pumps,
valves, etc.) and 15 sensor inputs. They are typically used for larger,
more complex (and/or commercial) systems.
STAK: storage tank accessory kit.
temperature/pressure gauge: a special mechanical gauge that
integrates both temperature and pressure indicators.
tensile force: force acting in-line with a fastener or member, placing
it in tension, which would pull it apart if sufficiently high (above
its tensile strength). Tensile force acts in opposite direction than
compressive force (which would buckle or crush the member).
thermal conductivity: the ability of a material to conduct heat,
typically in units of W/(m.K); it is the inverse of thermal resistance.
thermo-siphoning: the passive convection or flow of a fluid
through a conduit that is caused by density changes due to
differences in temperature from one point in the conduit to another.
Thermosiphons are particularly prevalent in vertical loops of pipe
carrying liquids where one side of the loop is exposed to a warmer
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