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Non return valve location - booster pump/accumaltor

 
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Apr16-12, 05:39 PM   #1
 

Non return valve location - booster pump/accumaltor


Hey,

Just something i wanted to confirm, in a pipe system a booster pump is used to boost the water pressure. A accumaltor is postioned after the pump, a non return valve is required at the pump outlet. I believe the non return valve should be before the accumaltor but after the pump.

Is this correct.

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Apr17-12, 07:13 AM   #2
 
Yup. To prevent the Accumulator from backflowing through the pump. Also note (I don't know what you may be using this for) you'll want a manual dump/drain/sample valve between the check (non-return) valve and the accumulator to relieve the system of energy for maintenance or repair of the circuit.
 
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