Bell & Gossett 116661 Model 15 Compression Tank
Bell & Gossett 116661 Model 15 Compression Tank
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms →| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 116661 |
| Model Designation | Model 15 |
Maintaining proper hydronic system pressure is essential for efficient heating and cooling, and the Bell & Gossett 116661 Model 15 compression tank serves as the critical anchor for these systems. This reliable component effectively absorbs the expansion forces of heated water, preventing dangerous pressure spikes and ensuring that your piping network remains stable under varying operating conditions.
The vessel operates by maintaining a pocket of compressed air that cushions the system, accommodating the volumetric changes that occur as water temperatures fluctuate throughout the heating cycle. By providing this necessary buffer, it helps protect system components from mechanical stress and ensures consistent, quiet operation.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Pressure Stabilization: Mitigates fluctuations to prevent unnecessary relief valve discharge.
- Expansion Absorption: Safely manages thermal expansion of system fluid to prevent piping fatigue.
- Reliability: Engineered by Bell & Gossett for long-term durability in residential and commercial hydronic applications.
⚠️ Application Profile: Ideal for use in residential boilers, commercial hydronic heating systems, and primary/secondary loop networks requiring precise pressure management.
