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Expansion tanks are necessary to accommodate the expansion of water in hydronic heating systems. Simple as they are in terms of operation, certain installation rules-of-thumb should be observed…
Read MoreAir management is an important part of the functionality of a hydronic system. Correct placement of the expansion tank can literally make or break the pumping performance. The rule for placement of the expansion tank is….
Read MoreBy Chad Edmondson
As we bring our first series about air management in a hydronic system to a close, we’re going to revisit tanks – not what they do (we’ve already covered that) but what we call them. Specifically, we want to address whether or not there is a difference between what some industry professionals call an “expansion tank” and what others call a “compression tank.”
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