| Criterion
6.2.8 Deterioration of Fluids
Criterion
text:
Except
when allowed by the system design, fluids shall not freeze, give
rise to excessive precipitation or otherwise lose their homogeneity,
boil or develop excessive vapor pressure, change absorptivity,
or change pH, viscosity or thermal properties beyond design ranges
when exposed to their maximum and minimum service temperatures
and pressures during their design life.
Comments:
Installer
must follow the manufacturer's installation instructions regarding
the heat transfer solution to use with a specific system. In addition,
the installer must install the system per the manufacturer's SRCC
approved design (Figure 1) using only those components specified
in the installation manual.
The
installer must be familiar with the freeze protection design and
components of systems that use potable water as the heat transfer
fluid.
The
overall system design review will also ensure that the fluids
specified meet the requirements of this criterion.

Figure
1
Use
only those fluids specified for the particular system. (Figure
2)

Figure 2
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