Bell & Gossett 116665 Model 60 Compression Tank
Bell & Gossett 116665 Model 60 Compression Tank
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Apply for Trade Account & Terms β| Performance Parameter | Engineering Baseline Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number (MPN) | 116665 |
| Model Designation | Model 60 |
This reliable expansion solution is designed to absorb the expansion forces of system water, ensuring your hydronic heating installation maintains proper pressurization despite fluctuating thermal conditions. The Bell & Gossett 116665, recognized as the Model 60 compression tank, is a critical component for preventing pressure-related stress on your plumbing components.
The unit functions by maintaining a consistent air-cushion within the vessel. As the water in your hydronic system heats up and expands, it enters the tank, compressing the trapped air and effectively buffering the pressure increase. This mechanism protects your boiler, pipes, and fittings from the damaging effects of water hammer and excessive pressure build-up.
Key System Performance Baselines:
- Pressure Regulation: Stabilizes internal system pressure during high-temperature cycles.
- Component Longevity: Extends the service life of valves, seals, and circulators by reducing pressure spikes.
- Hydronic Efficiency: Optimizes thermal management through consistent fluid volume control.
β οΈ Application Profile: Ideal for commercial and residential hydronic heating systems, radiant floor loops, and closed-loop liquid heating installations requiring reliable thermal expansion management.
