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http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/ Tema de noticias: Membrana de osmosis inversa, tecnologia para la potabilización del agua utilizada en el Mundo Fri, 08 Jan 2010 13:08:59 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/comment-page-1/#comment-691 enord Mon, 01 Jun 2009 09:23:43 +0000 http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/#comment-691 my water heater tank has drain valve on bottom which should be flushed until water is clear & sediment is gone. cold tank prior to heater may be expansion tank if small in size & has air valve. sounds like cold tank may collect heat in loft to help preheat water. my water heater tank has drain valve on bottom which should be flushed until water is clear & sediment is gone. cold tank prior to heater may be expansion tank if small in size & has air valve. sounds like cold tank may collect heat in loft to help preheat water.

]]> http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/comment-page-1/#comment-690 DA Mon, 01 Jun 2009 02:14:44 +0000 http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/#comment-690 You can remove the cold water tank from your system, but if you have a problem with sediment, you'll need to make sure that you flush the hot water tank regularly. It would probably also be a good idea to put in a whole house filter. They aren't that expensive and can prevent a lot of expensive repairs down the road. You can remove the cold water tank from your system, but if you have a problem with sediment, you’ll need to make sure that you flush the hot water tank regularly. It would probably also be a good idea to put in a whole house filter. They aren’t that expensive and can prevent a lot of expensive repairs down the road.

]]> http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/comment-page-1/#comment-689 rjohnson442000 Sat, 30 May 2009 23:25:26 +0000 http://www.ciberteca.net/noticias-tratamiento-de-agua/2009/05/28/can-i-remove-the-cold-water-tank-from-my-system-and-have-the-hot-water-cylinder-fed-direct-from-the-mains/#comment-689 The cold tank is actually there for a purpose. It's a settling tank. It prevents excess sediment buildup in the hot cylinder. Removing it is a bad idea however it's location is optional. You can move it anywhere you want to as long as it's not subject to freezing temperatures. Same thing goes for the hot cylinder as well. Since you're remodeling, I'd suggest moving the whole thing down to the cellar or somewhere else. The cold tank is actually there for a purpose. It’s a settling tank. It prevents excess sediment buildup in the hot cylinder. Removing it is a bad idea however it’s location is optional. You can move it anywhere you want to as long as it’s not subject to freezing temperatures. Same thing goes for the hot cylinder as well. Since you’re remodeling, I’d suggest moving the whole thing down to the cellar or somewhere else.

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