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I've been told that there are more than one way to pipe expansion tanks in a Hydronic System.
For example, I've been taught-and teach, that in a hydronic heating system where the pumps have been duplexed (for obvious reasons), you should connect the tank on the suction side of the pump(s), using a "thermo-drop" to prevent the travel of heat to the bladder, with a drain on the low end, and an air vent on the high end-also for obvious reasons.
This is the location at which pressure is at its lowest point in a hydronic system.
My question is; Is there another spot that works equally as well, without any negative effects?
Any explanation would be much appreciated!
Thanks in advance for your time!
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