The ASHARE Standard 55 is an indoor air standard for thermal environments with human exposure, and defines acceptable environmental conditions for indoor environments. The Standard 55 is intended for use in the construction, operation and commissioning of buildings and other occupied spaces. It is a national American standard. More information can be found on the Ashare website.
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[latexpage]In the fifth step of the"Hydronic Balancing DIY" series, we will calculate the volumetric flow for each radiator in the example building. In the previous steps for hydraulic balancing, we recorded all the important data and can now process it. Tip: You can...
In today's article, I'll try to explain the differences between static, dynamic, adaptive (automatic) and thermal hydronic balancing. I'll also explore the following question: Is automatic hydronic balancing possible with smart radiator thermostats? As these terms for...
This article is about the difference between underfloor heating and floor warming in the series "Hydronic Balancing DIY". As I suspected underfloor heating in the kitchen of our example building and couldn't find any documentation, I asked the manufacturer Oventrop to...
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