Geysers are integral part of Household. They are used to
heat the water. Now in this article we will discuss about:-
Geyser works on the principle that electrical energy is
converted into heat energy. Heating element is used to generate the heat to
heat the water. The heater and immersion rods have same principle but only
difference is of controlling and protections in geysers.
Geysers are of three types:-
1.
Pressure Type
2.
Non-Pressure type
3.
Instantaneous Type geysers
Now let’s discuss them one by one:-
1.
Pressure Type Geysers:-
These Types of geysers are usually storage
type geysers. In these geysers have a storage tank where water is kept under
pressure, this pressure allows hot water to flow in taps and showers at good
flow-rate.
In these geysers cold water inlet is kept
at bottom of geyser and hot water outlet is kept at Top of geyser. Whenever
there is requirement of Hot water, hot water withdrawn get equally displaced by
cold water. By keeping cold water inlet at bottom of geyser ensures that geyser
never gets emptied and avoid the burning of heating element.
2.
Non-Pressure type geysers:-
These geysers are very which similar to
pressure type geysers with only difference is that it has single outlet which
displaces hot water when the valve on the cold water is opened. In these geysers thermostat is
installed on water supply system.
3.
Instantaneous type Geysers:-
These type of geysers are available in
both pressure and non-pressure types.
But non-pressure type instantaneous
geysers are most commonly used. In these geysers heating element is wired
around the pipe. Heating element is used to heat the water matching the flow
rate. Heating element used in these type of geysers is of higher rating.
Material used for these geysers is of durable
material so as to ensure safety.
Geyser Parts
There are following
parts of a geyser:-
(a)
Inlet
Tube:- As clear from name it is used for cold water inlet in geyser
(b)
Heating
element :- This is used to heat the water
(c)
Outlet
valve:- This is used for hot water outlet from geyser
(d)
Steel
Tank/ Fiber Tank:- These are used to hold all parts of geyser and also water is
stored in this tank in case of storage
type geysers.
(e)
Pressure
relief Valve:- This is used to protect the geyser in case of high pressure in
geyser which was generated during heating up of water.
(f)
Temperature
cut off Switch (thermostat):- This is used to switch off power supply when
temperature rises above the limit.
(g)
Anticorrosion Anode rod:- This is used to keep
steel tank free from corrosion. The rod is usually made of magnesium which
attracts corrosive elements and further prevents tank from corrosion.
(h)
Insulation:-
Insulating material is used to keep water warm for long time. This material
used for insulation is an epoxy or glass lining
Geysers Internal Parts are as shown below:-
While Selection of Geyser following points needed to be taken in consideration:-
1. Star Rating if Geyser
2. Standing losses per day:- These losses means if geyser is kept on 24 hrs when water get heated up. Usually 25 Ltr 5 star Geyser standing losses/24 hrs are 0.5 KWH/24 hrs.
3. Short circuit protection in Geysers:- Although Pressure relief valve and Thermostat are provided for protection of geysers. But now days additional Safety feature is provided in geysers so as to protect the Humen beings against shock if Short circuit occurs in geysers, in this protection 240 V supply get converted into 24/12 V supply during short circuit so that shock doesn't occur.
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