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A diaphragm or bladder expansion tank on a closed hydronic system primarily accommodates what, when loop temperature and fluid volume change?

Choices

  • (A) Grease from kitchen
  • (B) Changes in static water volume (thermal expansion) without large pressure swings, pre-charged to fill pressure
  • (C) Condensate from steam trap only
  • (D) Electrical kVAR

Correct answer: (B)

Changes in static water volume (thermal expansion) without large pressure swings, pre-charged to fill pressure

Explanation

HVAC hydronics: point of no pressure change + expansion tank design.

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