Hydronic heating system provides comfort and warmth in buildings during the cold season. Since heating is a very complex system, you will find many interesting articles on heating and energy systems in this category. From hydronic balancing, heat generation, heat distribution and heat emission to legal obligations and regulations, there have already been many and detailed articles about heating technology. I will continue to develop these, in order to offer you a comprehensive overview of heating technology. In the following the articles published so far are once again clearly listed:
You have probably just bought a new thermostat and are trying to attach it to your radiator valve. But somehow it doesn't work. The solution seems simple: You need an adapter for your radiator valve. However, as there is a veritable jungle of valves, it is not so easy...
[latexpage]Hydronic balancing is the bugbear for many craftsmen and it is often claimed that hydronic balancing in existing buildings is not worthwhile.The main argument: all the data needed for the calculation is missing. However, there is good news: The simplified...
In this series, I would like to show you how you can use a simplified calculation method to carry out hydronic balancing yourself, using a detached house as an example. For easy comprehension there is a 7-step instruction. Reasons for the "Hydronic Balancing DIY"...
[latexpage]In this article I will introduce you to gravity hot water heating. Gravity hot water heating is a heating system based on the physical principle of gravity and works due to the change in density of water. Thus, gravity heating does not require electrical...
[latexpage]In this article I will show you how to calculate and design a circulator pump with only few data. This calculation method is mostly used in existing buildings, because technical data is hard to find or not available at all. In a small example calculation I...
[latexpage]The pump head of a circulator pump is not as easily explained in one sentence as you might think - or maybe it is? Here is a definition attempt from Wikipedia: "In fluid dynamics, Total Dynamic Head (TDH) is the total equivalent height that a...
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