Another possibly dumb question but got to be asked. For adjusting the PH I can do a gallon first figure out how much to add and then add enough for the capacity of the wood boiler and fill the system. But after the system is full and run some and I re-test the water if it still needs to be adjusted how do I ADD treatment to the system??
I was thinking of putting a pair of ball valves on a vertical section of pipe and between them a pair of drains, one pointing up and one down. This way I can close of that section of pipe with the ball valves, drain the water test it. THen close the bottom drain, open the top and add the treatment. Close the drain and then open the ball valves again and circulate.
Am I doing this the hard way or is there a simplier method??
Im quite sure that my current system has not been tested or treated for either PH or oxygen. WHen the 'professional" added the second zone to the system and drained the boiler down someto break into it to add the pump and rest of zone he did not test the water or put any treatment in it at all.
~ Phil
I was thinking of putting a pair of ball valves on a vertical section of pipe and between them a pair of drains, one pointing up and one down. This way I can close of that section of pipe with the ball valves, drain the water test it. THen close the bottom drain, open the top and add the treatment. Close the drain and then open the ball valves again and circulate.
Am I doing this the hard way or is there a simplier method??
Im quite sure that my current system has not been tested or treated for either PH or oxygen. WHen the 'professional" added the second zone to the system and drained the boiler down someto break into it to add the pump and rest of zone he did not test the water or put any treatment in it at all.
~ Phil