Rayburn solid fuel DHW installation advice

[Richardthe3rd]

This is the setup I have. Put your name on it. LoL
http://s27.postimg.org/4fhf3wykz/Slavo_Images_002.jpg

Works well though I'm finding it collecting some air.
You'll notice the injector valve with an extra tapping, so I'll pipe that to the return side of the pump with a gate valve fitted and see what happens. Hope to have the cylinder fitted shortly.

Thermal integrations deploy the avta....
http://www.heatweb.com/Wood/circ1.gif
Though I was fitting them on complex commercial heat recovery systems long before I noticed them on internet websites.

And very cleverly deployed here by HWAM stoves on page 41..
http://www.deanforge.co.uk/content/doc/lib/622/Hwam_Stoves.pdf[/QUOTE]

Complete madness, when you consider how simple it is for a skilled tradesman to install a gravity system.

 

[stardanny]

This is the setup I have. Put your name on it. LoL
http://s27.postimg.org/4fhf3wykz/Slavo_Images_002.jpg[/QUOTE]

Should the primary flow and return be in 28mm all the way between solid fuel boiler and cylinder?

And the injector should be fitted to boiler return tapping?

I used to fit Parkray boiler many time and it will be difficult to get it right and working correctly

Dan.

 

[Norcon]

"and it will be difficult to get it right and working correctly"

I've had no problems with mine I have to say. Never missed a beat all winter and saved about a ton of oil.
Did you fit the injector T correctly?
If you follow their MI's you shouldn't have a problem mate...
http://www.parkray-stoves.co.uk/Assets/Consort15_Wet_Instructions_V_10_07.pdf
Hope that helps. Nice wee stoves btw. Though I prefer the traditional Irish made Stanleys myself made over here in blarney land.