Burnham Bottom Blowdown Tank Dépliant

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Bottom Blowdown Tank
   Eliminate precipitated solids from the bottom  
of the boiler.
   Cools blowdown to 140°F or below before  
dumping to drain by storing one entire  
blowdown in a reservoir and using it to cool  
the next blowdown.
   ASME Section VIII code-stamped tank.
   Sized either to accommodate one complete  
boiler blowdown or to satisfy New Jersey  
regulations.
   Model Range: 
18" diameter x 24" height through 
72" diameter x 92" height
   Modular configuration to meet customer  
requirements includes: tank, legs, gauge glass 
and pressure gauge.
   Can be custom configured to meet customer  
requirements.
   Stainless steel striking plate standard.
   Openings to facilitate cleaning and inspection  
standard.
   Safety valve and thermometer may be included  
as options.
New Jersey Regulations for Blowdown Tanks
   Closed or Pressure Type—A Blowdown Tank  
subjected to the maximum steam boiler  
pressure must be constructed for such pressure 
and stamped with either New Jersey, National 
Board or ASME Standard.
   When the blowdown from any steam boiler  
is disposed in a sewer or other interconnected  
system, a Blowdown Tank must be placed  
between the boiler and the sewer or system.
   The minimum metal thickness of Blowdown 
Tanks, whether pressure or atmospheric, must  
not be less than 5/16".
   Atmospheric or Vented Type—The outlet from 
the Blowdown Tank shall be twice the area of  
the boiler blowdown pipe and made to extend 
internally within 6" from the bottom of the tank.
   A vent pipe, at least twice the diameter to the 
inlet, shall lead to the outside atmosphere.
   Vents shall be as direct as possible to the outside 
of the atmosphere and discharge at a point  
not less than seven feet above the adjacent  
walkway or areas without a valve or other  
possible obstruction such as a water pocket.
   General—All Blowdown Tanks, whether of the 
closed or vented type should be of the following 
dimensions in relation to the boiler rating, and 
must have approved openings for cleaning and 
inspections (see reverse side).